Parts are Rolling in.

Have you ever done a restore project. I'm over here like BAHAHAHA $2000 budget. You were so fucking cute and naive. LMAO

Part	Cost
Jeep	600
Soft Top/Hardware/Doors	945
Tires	75
3 Speed Manual Transmission	150
Gas Tank/ Tank Skid	50
Battery	110
Wheel Cylinders (both)	20
Locking Switch/ Master Cylinder	65
Valve pan and Carburetor Gaskets	32
Side front Marker (both)	18
Tail Light (both)	32
Side Mirrors (both)	54
Hood Latches (both)	17
Body Mount Bushings (all)	51
Solenoid and wiring ends	60
Floor pan master cylinder cover	22
Floor pan drain hole cover	20
Both Front fenders and Grille	539
Radiator/Hoses/ Thermostat	278
Self-adjusting brake hardware	28
Shackle Bushings (4) (I need 12 already had 8)	34
Toe Board Body support	55
Passenger Floor panel	70
Rear Floor Panel	350
Total cost (so far) to be a cool kid.	3675 (plus taxes and shipping)

Still to come (I mean other than putting it together, cause that's the fun part)

• Back-up lights
• Wipers
• Windshield Washer Reserve PURCHASED
• Windshield Wiper Motor (maybe we haven't got there damn it) 
• Rear markers PURCHASED
• Front Parking lights
• Horn 
• Steering wheel
• Windshield frame PURCHASED and glass
• Pull knobs to turn all that shit on
• All new hoses and lines so we don't die while driving
• All new filters 
• Seats reupholstered

Speaking of Reupholstering seats 

I got my first quote today and I may be better off buying new bucket (insert hysterical ugly crying here)

A new rugged ridge low bucket seat (tan vinyl, of course, I want as close to original as I can get) for Tater rolls in at 159 a piece (310 total)

Re-upholstery is looking at 500-600 at a local shop.  

But check out that green and brown!

I may have to find sponsors like a politician ya'll.

WE GOT THIS