Sir Sam

pass, I see those things all over craigslist all the time and no one can seem to get rid of them.

Standard issue on the SE. Along with manual door locks/windows, no roof rack and some other things I'm probably forgetting. I've always wanted an SE for simplicity, but any one that I've found for sale has been beaten worse than a red headed step child. I had an SE with power windows/door locks, and tinted windows.....but no keyless entry in the overhead light(basic dome light not the full unit). But it still had the basic guage cluster. There were some oddly optioned SE's out there.

No I mean actually make it out of only caps, the legs and all. Nothing besides caps.

Make a table out of the caps?

flat black trim paint on that thing will make it look 20x better. Gonna cost you $10 and an 2 hours of your time to do, but it will be worth it.

Ya I'd just resell it and make some money on it, find something wrecked or otherwise to chop up.

I COLLECT THE SOULS OF THE DAMNED.

Jeep parts count? License plates, I have em decorating my walls.

Silverton train:

I also have only had good results with radiatorbarn. When I need a rad or AC condensor I typically go straight to them.

sadly thats the other side of the "new" jeeping world. soccer moms, mall crawler and g rides. damn you JKs!!!! never goto streetjeeps.net

You aren't thinking of the Toyota one that has been running around on CL??? nope it was an MJ, been posted several times before.

My XJ has them on both sides, lighted too.

Looks like the gas tank is under the seat....pre 72 I think that means.

Death by fire seems poetic to me. This seems like a horrible way to go to me:

Ya thats funny because its almost like some sort of regression, the 2500 used the 97+ style, this one uses the 96- style.....uh ok.

doors would be a direct swap over....they are based on the 96- doors Dash would be interesting to do too with those door panels. And I'm kinda digging that front end over my 2500 front. Damm.....oh well, can't go changing around this MJ....I'm commited now.

Yup, pretty cool that they keep on rolling them out.....

Full gallery here: http://colorado4wheel.com/images/BAW_S12/ Facelift model of the BAW Qishi Jeep 2500, now called S12. Priced from ~$12,500-14,900USD IFS: Updated interior:

I think a fifth of whiskey would be appropriate punishment.

Our poles haven't worked in years.

Yup.......this is what killed FC vehicle for the US market in 1992. Total phucking pipe dream.