busij44
07-13-2009, 07:38 PM
I was wondering what to do with the typical fender rot on the TJ I bought. After pricing new fenders and looking at what was involved in changing them, I decided to fix the rot myself. Two pieces of Tractor Supply 22ga. steel ($12.00), grinder with cut off wheel, tin snips, welder, and some time.......... rot be gone.
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