Ever heard of nahant?

Hey guys, I hail from what is likely the southern-most point of the north shore. Just finished modifying my grey stock 93 yj into a blue beast (kind of). It looks cool but I've never been off road in so probably needs some work to be capable but I'd love to learn little by little.
Up to this point I've done everything on my own and would love to meet other people as crazy about jeeps as I am. I'm not sure what the difference is between a registered poster and a member is but I got an email about the BBQ this April and I plan on catching up with you guys. Look forward to meeting everyone!

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Ever heard of nahant? Yes I have.
Welcome to NSJ, it looks like you have done a bit of work on the YJ already.
What's your first name ?
Mark,

Hey, my name is Christian.

Welcome Christian - looks like a real clean YJ, any better pics? Hope to see you at the bbq

Hahaha yeah clean for now. You guys will have to introduce me to fluid film or whatever works best because after removing huge quantities of corrosion I don't want to go back down that road for a while. Funny you ask about more pics, during the winter its hard to work on the Jeep in the daytime so I have pretty few pictures of it in the light. I only finished it in October so it's just been tweaks here and there after the kids are asleep. I'll work on getting more though.

I shouldn't have a problem making the bbq because my family will be out of town so I'll be a free man.

Don't get me started on fluid film...I love that stuff! These pics were taken at the same time last winter when we got the 100+ of snow. If I could find a car wash that sprayed it on I would buy a lifetime membership

Wow that's a 10 y.o. rubicon with no rust underneath? That's all the evidence I need

Here's the daytime picture I promised a few weeks back


Obviously needs some work to be trailworthy but I think it's on the right track. Next step is getting the bumpers with recovery points and spare carrier on there. Just gotta paint em first. Here's the bumper, got it from AtoZ Fabrication

Lokin'n good, keep up the good work.

Nice lookin' rig! I need to look into fluid film myself.

Jay

Just seen you in swampscott, nice rig

haha funny. refresh me, where the hell was I?