Classic Car Garage

01-26-2009, 02:04 PM

Very cool!

Wrangers and Chevy trucks have huge aftermarkets and getting parts easy/cheap helps a ton.

Start small work your way up, build a few plans, read up what you think is a good idea see if it is.

It's kinda hard to sift the BS from the real stuff until you get a good grasp of how cars work. So to a noobie I say keep away from forums, too many people honestly don't understand cars.

Get a wrangler book I know they have them. If it's the 4L I know that motor pretty darn well and would be more then happy to help with any problems.

Start small and working your way up is the best way, and what I should have done lol. Next time it needs an oil change do it yourself and look around see if you can figure out what everything is. It's a start, but baby steps

Best of luck

01-26-2009, 02:08 PM

The Wrangler is a 4 cylinder. Hopefully it will last another 100K miles. It currently has 140K miles on it. It has been great so far.

01-26-2009, 02:04 PM	#1
Ace$nyper Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Classic Car Garage Very cool! Wrangers and Chevy trucks have huge aftermarkets and getting parts easy/cheap helps a ton. Start small work your way up, build a few plans, read up what you think is a good idea see if it is. It's kinda hard to sift the BS from the real stuff until you get a good grasp of how cars work. So to a noobie I say keep away from forums, too many people honestly don't understand cars. Get a wrangler book I know they have them. If it's the 4L I know that motor pretty darn well and would be more then happy to help with any problems. Start small and working your way up is the best way, and what I should have done lol. Next time it needs an oil change do it yourself and look around see if you can figure out what everything is. It's a start, but baby steps Best of luck

01-26-2009, 02:08 PM	#2
Tombstone Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Classic Car Garage The Wrangler is a 4 cylinder. Hopefully it will last another 100K miles. It currently has 140K miles on it. It has been great so far.