Pics of Woodless Wags

[G_$]

Originally Posted by silvercert

here is my 87 GW without wood. I spent $200 in paint and can't see putting a $1000 wood kit on it. I will wait a few years after a proper resto.

Did the 87s have rivet holes for the moulding, or did that come later? Yours looks awfully clean. No holes? fill 'em yourself? or pay da man?

This is the only thing keeping me from removing the panels on one of my GWs. (mine both have rivets)

[baja]

Here's my 87 Grand,
Pimped 4 years ago, thanks to many people from here.
Thanks again.

baja

[silvercert]

Rivets and the holes are still there. I did not fill them because I was going to put it back on but now im not. I have enough paint to fill and touch up later if i feel like it.

Originally Posted by G_$

Did the 87s have rivet holes for the moulding, or did that come later? Yours looks awfully clean. No holes? fill 'em yourself? or pay da man?

This is the only thing keeping me from removing the panels on one of my GWs. (mine both have rivets)

[silvercert]

Thanks, yes I painted it my self. It has runs all over it but they are sanding out. I will be in San Antonio at the end of the month for NCOA at Lackland

Originally Posted by GWDriver

Hey Silvercert, nice color, nice work. Did you do the paint yourself? Used to live south of you in Graham for awhile. Then Germany & England. Now in San Antonio.

[CJ the noisemaker]

You could also do this...

[sappy76]

Originally Posted by jMedia

oh I like the trim package, what year is that from? Could it work on an 88?

And CJ she was de-wooded when I go her and I do like the idea of the dark blue with light blue pinstripe

This is an 83 Cherokee that was painted with a gun metal gray/blue/green paint. The black trim really set's it off. (Only had the Jeep for 3 months, long enough to swap out the 401 for a 360.

[jMedia]

You better hide CJ....
abomination

[seventynine]

Or...you could go with the thin wood look used on earlier Wagoneers. I always preferred it to the later fuller bodied wood:



Dean

[srobertsfsj]

[orangecherokee]

Originally Posted by CJ the noisemaker

You could also do this...

that grill is atrocious. Other than that, not too bad.

[Josh D]

Originally Posted by seventynine

Or...you could go with the thin wood look used on earlier Wagoneers. I always preferred it to the later fuller bodied wood:



Dean

Black with thin wood and slots = Saweeeeeet!!

Add a Razor grill and it would be perfection!

[seventynine]

Yeah this was my first FSJ...and I still miss it. You just don't see many black FSJs. That was the original paint and wood from '79. Photo taken somewhere around 1996.

Dean

[lost1]

I agree, I like the thin wood better than the bigger version... but dang these things look good woodless with the right trim.

[men in black]

If your undecided about wood or wood-less. Have Frank (Tonka200) make you
up some magnetic wood trim, like Ghinmi did.

[SirPaul64]

[jMedia]

Originally Posted by seventynine

Yeah this was my first FSJ...and I still miss it. You just don't see many black FSJs. That was the original paint and wood from '79. Photo taken somewhere around 1996.

Dean

ya yours is a beauty, I've seen that pic before and I love the paint. I wonder if I could find the small wood trim anywhere and if it would line up well on my wag.

Thanks for all the pics so far everyone

[Richo360]

[retro'90]

I'm a fan of the Woody's but when I found this one, I had to have it.

[Driftwood]

There are more pics in my sig link.

[medinajim2000]

Wagoneers are just supposed to have the woodgrain on em.