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Lund visor repops
Skylynx replied to frankspeed420's topic in Vendors- members making products for MJs
REALLY interested in one of these! Sent you a PM, hope i’m not too late to get one! -
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https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/creamy-turkey-soup/
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'88 Eliminator... Feb. 2009 - Nov. 2025
neohic replied to neohic's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Started pulling apart the donor. Friend of mine wants some stuff too. After he gets what he wants and I take what I want there won’t be a whole lot of mechanical components left. Nose to tail. -
JolietJEEP'84 started following NOS Marchal S.E.V 750 759 Fog Lights $525 OBO
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NOS Marchal S.E.V 750 759 Fog Lights $525 OBO
JolietJEEP'84 replied to Montana Offroad's topic in For Sale
You wanna sell the covers separately? - Yesterday
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TheNerfsmith started following Niche Problem
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Recently, while on break from school I got brackets to mount the sport bar to my long bed. In the factory service manual it mentions a gasket that sits between both mounts where the bar will bolt to. I've seen a couple solutions, but I've never experimented with TPU yet on my 3d printer and this seems like a good opportunity and hopefully a viable one. I have the ones that go to the wheels modeled, but not the ones that go to the front on the frame. If anyone has those measurements by some random chance that would save me a lot of time.
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NOS Marchal S.E.V 750 759 Fog Lights $525 OBO
Montana Offroad replied to Montana Offroad's topic in For Sale
This is now on EBay 👍 -
Here we go again! A 1986 Eagle.
eaglescout526 replied to eaglescout526's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
It’s officially ours!! Let the fun begin! -
Quartz clock stuck at 1:00, not blinking
eaglescout526 replied to hgeranium's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I’ve been hoarding them. I have a goal to learn how to rebuild them, such just happened yet. -
Quartz clock stuck at 1:00, not blinking
hgeranium replied to hgeranium's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
That’s so unfortunate. I love that clock. I guess I should be grateful it even shows a time but it makes me sad. Is there a person or group that rebuilds them? It’s sad knowing that if I were to buy a replacement, it’s just as prone to a failure as any other. It would be a good opportunity to find a clock panel REM though -
Quartz clock stuck at 1:00, not blinking
eaglescout526 replied to hgeranium's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
These clocks are starting to get old. I’d suspect failures internally. Either the Crystal or a capacitor or resistor. -
hgeranium started following Quartz clock stuck at 1:00, not blinking
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On the way to work today I noticed my clock was frozen at 1:00 and wasn’t blinking. I think a blown fuse would cause the clock to not power at all, so I’m worried something more serious happened. The buttons that change the time do nothing. My only clue is that, when replacing my fuel pump, I ended up taking off and putting on the negative battery terminal a few times.
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Project “Tomahawk”
Comanche SS replied to ghetdjc320's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
totally agree, I have seen use of OBD port splitters before. I know its not an uncommon thing. -
Unable to post in Classifieds, even a Private Message
GonzoTheGreat replied to JSAM's topic in Forum Issues, Ideas, Testing
If you want blank ones, here is an option. -
and on the second day of leftovers, my true love gave to me...
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1975 Brutally Simple Daily Driver
neohic replied to neohic's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
It’d be even better if it shifts into gear! My buddy texted me about an hour ago saying he’s stuck at his shop because it wasn’t moving. -
1975 Brutally Simple Daily Driver
89 MJ replied to neohic's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
That 4x4 Kodiak crew cab is sweet! -
1975 Brutally Simple Daily Driver
neohic replied to neohic's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
So… the “wheeling day” turned into a flat tire on the trailer, then getting pulled over before leaving town for not having brake lights, and then turned into trouble shooting wiring issues for the next five and a half hours. The rigs looked great!… but there were no rocks to be had. After most of the day in the shade on a cold day working through wiring, we got things figured. Why not start something else?! We dragged this into my buddies shop to see what it’ll take to get it to run… for reasons. Guess what?! We didn’t!! We both called it a day with tails heavy between legs. All in all, what a great day of playing trucks! -
get what you can get while you can get it. then worry about getting the stuff you can't yet get.
