My 2016 Sahara Build

Stick

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Here are some pics of the rear being installed.
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The rear bumper and sliders go on tomorrow.
 

Stick

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Unfortunately it'll be a week before I can start looking for a place to repair the hail damage.
 

swampdog

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You should be able to turn a decent profit on the insurance check with used body parts / upgrades for top etc.
 

Kyle7R

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Unfortunately it'll be a week before I can start looking for a place to repair the hail damage.

You should be able to turn a decent profit on the insurance check with used body parts / upgrades for top etc.

I say call it a total loss, and you should take all of the recent mods off to give them to me :brows:


Jeep looks good, hope to be able to see it in person, even if it does still have a few dimples in it!
 

NevadaZielmeister

Caught the Bug
You should be able to turn a decent profit on the insurance check with used body parts / upgrades for top etc.

I agree, refinish times are very expensive and by not doing the repairs, leaves a ton of money for the modifications. The only thing I would warn about is the value of the vehicle is reduced due to unrepaired prior damage, so be careful, it may easier to deem it a total loss in the future.

The modifications to date look really good.
 

DWiggles

Caught the Bug
Stick,

Fuck this noise!
I agree, refinish times are very expensive and by not doing the repairs, leaves a ton of money for the modifications. The only thing I would warn about is the value of the vehicle is reduced due to unrepaired prior damage, so be careful, it may easier to deem it a total loss in the future.

The modifications to date look really good.

And get your jeep fixed. :naw: It is a 2016, that already has coilovers. OBVIOUSLY you are a big boy and can save your money to buy what you want. :thumb:

Thats my opinion anyway.
 

Exodus 4x4

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Stick,

Fuck this noise!


And get your jeep fixed. :naw: It is a 2016, that already has coilovers. OBVIOUSLY you are a big boy and can save your money to buy what you want. :thumb:

Thats my opinion anyway.

I'm too lazy to look back. Is the damage that bad? How much hail damage can a jeep have that can't be fixed by replacing the hood?
 

Stick

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The pics don't really show how bad it was, the hood took a real beating. Even my winch has a big dent on top.

Considering that I only have 3,420 miles on it I think I'll get it fixed. Especially since the Jeep is looking all grown up now, it would be a shame not to fixed it.
 

swampdog

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The pics don't really show how bad it was, the hood took a real beating. Even my winch has a big dent on top.

Considering that I only have 3,420 miles on it I think I'll get it fixed. Especially since the Jeep is looking all grown up now, it would be a shame not to fixed it.

I don't want what I said to be confused. It should definitely be fixed, but with insurance paying for new dealer OEM parts, and takeoffs can be had for cheap (hoods go for $100 all day around me), you should be able to pocket a profit. That is all I was saying.
 

Stick

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Oh I will definitely look around to see if I can get something on the cheap. Especially if I can find something that will allow more airflow around the engine to help dissipate some of the heat.
 

swampdog

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Oh I will definitely look around to see if I can get something on the cheap. Especially if I can find something that will allow more airflow around the engine to help dissipate some of the heat.

I've been looking for a power dome / hard rock good for a while in my area but haven't scored anything. May just have to bite the bullet at some point and get a louver.
 

Stick

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Got half of my lux lighting rock lights installed, still trying to figure out where to mount the rears.

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Stick

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Just relocated my license plate to the spare tire and placed an order for the Dynatrac ProGrip brake upgrade.

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