Good find! Contacting him as we speak. If that doesn't work out I might just stick in a few chunks of foam and glue in an entire sheet of vinyl over the seat bottom.

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You can get a Mastercraft seat for a pretty reasonable price. Realistically I don't want to spend that much. The Jeep is my weekend fun car/beater and I'm spending the majority of my budget on getting the frame, front drive shaft, and torque box repaired. I might want to just pull a large chunk of ...

Things that I'll pick up if cheap:

Front driver seat (the vinyl is all ripped up and a big hole in the foam has formed)
Full size doors
Torque box (not sure if it's feasible to drill out all the spot welds, but there are parts of my torque box that are very thin)

Hey guys, does anyone know of junk yards in the Greater Boston area that regularly has Wranglers? There are a few bits and pieces on my TJ that's completely worn out that could use a cheap replacement!

Next up, torque box...it's looking awfully thin

That's great to hear. A friend of a friend of mine does a lot of welding and fab work. I'll have him take a look and spend an afternoon patching her up. Then I'll make up my mind whether I want to throw money into her.

Bump. I have some rotting going on in my rear trailing arm area, both sides. How much did you guys pay to have someone cut out the old stuff and weld in auto t caps? I'm looking for a shop in the greater Boston area.

Hey guys, I just bought a 99 TJ about a month ago. A few days ago I took a steel wire brush to the rear trailing arms and took off a whole bunch of rust, and found a big hole (see pic). :sad: I've been doing some research and it seems like Safe T Caps may be my best option. Does anyone have any expe...