Sir Sam

Goto lake powell and spend some time exploring the nooks and crannies, at least thats what I want to do.

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Si. Had to click on it to view the whole thing. :dunce: click this: http://colorado4wheel.com/images/moab/I ... 9041lg.jpg

I would think so, colorado has lots of outdoor living stuff to do, and most of the state is national forest, more wheeling than you could explore in a lifetime. Job market, well, I'll let ya know when I get a job. Cost of living is higher than other places, but still lower than many other places.

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Yup thats what I do too, but I also have the stock dual CD/tape radio. But I also just bought a CD player for my WJ, since I'm just selling it I bought the cheapest thing I could. $76 plus tax for a sony CD/MP3 player with an auxilary input and remote control. Goto walmart man.

Drive better: And yes I double check by hand calculated, the mileage from the OHC is dead on for me.

I am an automotive painter, and I have one of those! (Don't tell anyone!) As long as there is no crease to a dent, they do work surprisingly well! Sorry to hijack, but have you run out of the black glue sticks yet? Just curious, because when I ran out, I tried regular glue sticks. (I figured they'd be the same thing, but they aren't.) Just wondering if you have made the effort to find more or not! I figured for the cost it was just cheaper to goto harbor freight and get a whole new set just for the replacement sticks. And yes those work really well.

Going on Craigslist tonight:

How much would the divorce cost?

Yup, and to top it off they weren't even surly. I don't know how many times you go into a hole in the wall place or someplace like a industrial supply(welder store, hydraulics store etc) and they are just the surliest bunch of guys that act they like are doing you a favor by selling you something. Very pleasant experience. Oh and the name of the place was fort collins radiator shop. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

don't listen to this guy, turn it 180 degree to the right. :thumbsup: :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: Glad I got a laugh out of someone(or at least applause).

don't listen to this guy, turn it 180 degree to the right. :thumbsup:

Do it. I don't know how anyone survives driving a vehicle without AC in the summer, I don't have AC in my house so I have to have AC in my vehicle so I don't sweat my @$$ off driving around town.

So this is more for information for others, really it should go in my WJ build thread, but whatever. So I was tracking down an AC leak when I determined that the AC line pressure hose from the accumulator to the compressor had several pinhole leaks that were leaking pretty bad. The cheapest new hose(which was readily available from my Jeep dealer where I have my business account still) would have been about $83 and I would have had to make a drive to denver to get it(3 hour roundtrip plus the better part of a tank of gas). Local dealers in my town wanted like $120 for the line, and there are no aftermarket lines made. Napa makes AC lines and hydraulic hoses, but does not have the bolt down fittings that our newer hoses use, and they didn't have anything else that would help, I checked with parker supply who does lots of hoses and hydraulic fittings, they had a 5/8 compression fitting that could have worked, but at $55 for the two fittings and some new hose I decided it wasn't worth the risk it would leak(the aluminum AC line is slightly smaller than 5/8, and it not a smooth mating surface and can be out of round too). Went and tracked down a third shop, guy knew what needed to be done and had the parts, cut off the old crimped fittings put new ones on and replaced the rubber hose, total cost $35 :mrgreen: Got it in and recharged the system, now I wait to see if it leaks down! Old leaky hose: New non-leaky hose: Man its always nice to find a shop that knows what they are doing, can get it done right away, and charges a reasonible rate, when you find those shops you gotta keep em open by sending them what business you can.

Yes, yes it is.

I don't care for that at all, the abbey grand crue and super crue are excellent. and the abbey grand crue being 9.6% doesn't hurt either.

Took some photos of the brewery to share with you guys, if you've never been to the brewery its a good way to kill an hour for some free beer.

So lots of fireworks then?

Thats a speed switch, it makes the car go faster.

odoban: http://www.odoban.com/

I will not be.

FYI for anyone interested I'm going to goto ouray for the July 4th weekend for some camping, drinking, wheeling, sight seeing, hot springs, hiking, fireworks shooting, fireworks watching.......etc(in no particular order and sometimes all at once) Route: http://goo.gl/maps/BuA9 So whos gonna join me? Pics that make you wanna go:

:hijack: Do you have a build thread for that thing? I have seen your XJ, the KJ, the flipper XJ's/WJ, but I don't recall ever seeing your MJ. /hijack Rob Yup, its somewhere in the build forum, nothing new in a few years now. It's just not my priority(even though I would like it to be).