cj on tj frame

How would you title that?

Carl

That is riveted

I'm going the other way. Two Cherokee frames (74 and 75) welded together to make one fully boxed frame, but the new inner sides not attached to the cross members to allow some movement without cracking. I will paint it after i figure out the body mounts to carry a Jeepster C-101 body. Rust is not a consideration, as it has enough holes to allow drying and I expect metal fatigue will give this thing a max life of ten years before the whole rig needs to be replaced

heh.....no, im actually quite serious. i like the look of the cj7, and the ride of the tj. i figure combining the two would give me the best of both.

aside from liking the tj suspension much better, the tj frame would stand up to the drivetrain i plan on dropping in (5.7 hemi, 4 speed automatic) without excessive bracing.

it wouldnt be difficult in montana, where we can even legally license ATVs for the highway

Wow.. now I know to stay out of Montana!

Carl

In Michigan you can title such a vehicle as a "self-assembled vehicle," it involves a mechanical and safety inspection and you'd get a new state-issued VIN.

..for which Montanans thank you.

More miles of highway than California, Nevada, Colorado, Oregon, Idaho all combined. Not much smaller than California. Fewer people in the whole state than in San Jose city limits. Far too many Californians, but other than that, much to like. Presuming you don't mind freezing your rear end off every now and then.

Carl proclaimed:

heh......it does get cold.....and ive grown to love it.

It's just the guys in cabins with typewriters, a list of college professors and a supply of C-4 you have to worry about.