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This helps a lot. My version was 1998. Will look for 2009 version. My roof has no hole or metal plate. It is solid. Is this normal??

Thank you Action. Great pdf. I think my top/parts may be newer than manual. Can't find it in there other than turret top and soft top materials. Thanks all the same that is a great reference I will keep. If I find it or if anyone directs me I will repost here. Thanks again.

Thank you everyone. Correct this is I guess a 'new' style pillar. It is closed unlike the open C-type and the holes are larger. So I was wondering both if it needs one long bolt and whether or not to drill the opening to the larger hole size. Will look but my instinct is to use the 5/16"...

Have an OEM hardtop trying to install. My B-pillar has a slotted C channel. The bolts/nuts go through the front and back of the B-pillar separately. On the hartop the B-pillar is a solid rectangle. So can't use bolts/nuts like with soft top. Does anyone have an instructional manual and/or...

Do you want it to be that “tight” up to the body? If it takes a hit it is more likely to damage body. And it will be harder to clean out if there is dirt and debris. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Originally was outfitted for soft doors. Now has hard doors. I'm assuming the hinges are different? Or are they? Makes sense now why I couldn't find glass.

Do people feel similarly regarding the differential cooling covers that came on the ECV models?

I've got the parts too convert to hardtop. Very heavy and thick aluminum. Was fortunately about 4 hours away and was able to trailer. Only part I don't have is the glass. Can't find it as an original part. Where do you get this glass?

I usually don't like or recommend bedliner especially over anything that may rust, ie frame/steel panels. It can be a sign of hiding rust or difficult to tell if there is corrosion. On aluminum I tend too like it. I've used it on some of the land rover defenders. Helps a little with sound and...

I understand the fording kit isn't just extending intake/exhaust. I've seen the kits (CDR valves, etc) and discussion. Deep Water FORDING KIT M998 HMMWV Humvee Military Truck GREEN 5705693 | eBay I guess I don't understand what parts are 'muffler shop'. Looks like the headers/cross...

Looks like this is the OEM.......some type of heat shield and bevel cut at end.

I'll start looking but what should it look like? Looks like short piece from the hanger? I was thinking of getting fording kit including exhaust stack .... but wanted to wait for the turbo kit to be added in case exhaust routed differently.

Pics with doors........plan on painting to match body color.......

Pics of AC - Restomodair.......

Agree. I wouldn't hesitate to do that from what I've learned and seen regarding the work RetiredWarhorses puts out.

More pictures.....

Greg H in Opelika, AL gets all the credit for this build. He has done several of these and has another one in the works. He is not on this forum 'yet' although I've encouraged him to join. He is a great guy. He is VERY much an "OEM guy". He likes to keep things simple for reliability. 1994 M998...

Just to be clear. I'm blessed to have property in both states and this truck is going to be at that property primarily. I have one of my other trucks there as well. I understand there may be 'loopholes' that allow people to register in other states or use LLC's, etc. That is not the case...

Hello everyone. I wanted to introduce myself and post up this build/restoration. I wanted to say I have really enjoyed this forum. It seems like a great community of people. I've learned a lot already and am eager to learn more and contribute if I can. Like a lot of you I am a mechanic...

Jeff thanks for doing this! Just so everyone doesn't think Jeff is shamelessly plugging his kit LOL, I asked him to take some videos and pictures for me, including befores and afters. So I asked Jeff if it was OK and if he didn't mind, to start this thread. Patracy inspired me to go for the...