VIDEO : CALAMITY JANE - The Home Stretch of Our Jeep CJ5 Renegade [Part 6]

Brrrrrrrr. Warmed back up yet?

I have a love/hate deal going on with these videos. Every time I watch them I start looking online for older Jeeps. Been looking at CJ's & 70's Cherokees. Found an awesome '76 Cherokee Chief for sale but got the 'look' from wifey. :D

Oh, well, I'll just have to live vicariously through your videos instead: rolleyes2:.
 
She looks absolutely GREAT!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!! Oh, and thanks for the tease!! I was actually excited to see the paint job, and now I have to wait. :doh: Thanks again!!
 
Had to start from the beginning and watch "Jane" grow again. So fun watching your guy's vid's that I am getting the itch for a project jeep myself. Have some swap meet's coming up so on the lookout for some old iron. Thank's again for your's and Cindy's hard work:clap2:
 
Thank you for another great video. Love watching the process from start to finish.

Keep up the great work on this video and all the others.
 
Stomper Herb 74 said:
Awesome Awesome video!!! Can't wait to see the finished Jeep 😎😎😎
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Thank you! We'll try to get the next video done as soon as we can :yup:

LeighP said:
even knowing how well it turned out, still love watching the progress videos.
Thanks
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Thank you, we're happy to hear that you enjoy the videos. :cool:

MR.Ty said:
Another fantastic video! Damn that drive over to paint looks like it was cold!
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LOL!! Yeah, it was a bit frosty out but, what are you gonna do. :crazyeyes:

Ddays said:
Brrrrrrrr. Warmed back up yet?

I have a love/hate deal going on with these videos. Every time I watch them I start looking online for older Jeeps. Been looking at CJ's & 70's Cherokees. Found an awesome '76 Cherokee Chief for sale but got the 'look' from wifey. :D

Oh, well, I'll just have to live vicariously through your videos instead: rolleyes2:.
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:cheesy: LOL @ the 'look' from the wifey. Oh man, I so love old school Cherokees.
 
Steve's Rubi said:
Love these videos! Keep up the great work.
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Thank you.

Damtall55 said:
She looks absolutely GREAT!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!! Oh, and thanks for the tease!! I was actually excited to see the paint job, and now I have to wait. :doh: Thanks again!!
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LOL!! Well, we do have spoiler pics posted up if you really want to see it now :crazyeyes:

joose said:
Had to start from the beginning and watch "Jane" grow again. So fun watching your guy's vid's that I am getting the itch for a project jeep myself. Have some swap meet's coming up so on the lookout for some old iron. Thank's again for your's and Cindy's hard work:clap2:
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That's awesome that these videos have inspired you to look into some old iron to work on too :thumb:

JONZCJ7 said:
Thank you for another great video. Love watching the process from start to finish.

Keep up the great work on this video and all the others.
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Thanks, we appreciate it :cool:
 
Loved watching this!! It literally put a smile on my face when you got the first fender back on and said "Jane is starting to look like a Jeep again"
 
That's a great job. One question, while the body was loose why not lift it off, paint each part separately, paint the frame, and reassemble. I know it is a pain to unplug the dash and harnesses on old iron but it iron out lots of future gremlins......
 
DeJkUnlimited said:
Another great video!! :thumb:
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Thank you :cool:

cozdude said:
Loved watching this!! It literally put a smile on my face when you got the first fender back on and said "Jane is starting to look like a Jeep again"
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LOL!! It really was a moment of truth especially being that Jane had been grill-less, fender-less and hood-less for so long.

frenchjk said:
That's a great job. One question, while the body was loose why not lift it off, paint each part separately, paint the frame, and reassemble. I know it is a pain to unplug the dash and harnesses on old iron but it iron out lots of future gremlins......
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We had the dash and harness apart and had thoroughly examined everything and determined that it wasn't necessary. It was never our intent to make this a full frame off restoration - just to "breath a little new life into some old iron".
 
Great restoration and vids. I wish you many years of pride, satisfaction and joy that comes from a restoration project like this. Looking real good.


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Great to see all the hard work paying off. Looks great on it's way to paint! My first Jeep was an '83 CJ-7 that my Dad keeps on the ranch. Love watching this Jeep come back to life!
 
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