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A sunroof really helps while moving....

$1100 means he'll take a grand - maybe less. Good buy for a clean looking 91.

Good question. It's a serp belt pulley. The J3226937 pulley above is a v-belt pulley. PULLEY, Pump J3238275, 1, With Factory Air Conditioning

Big Dan, you made me recheck - and you are correct. The parts manual had two entries for the pump pulley; one for A/C and one for non-A/C models, but both entries were the same p/n and I didn't notice it. If the parts numbers are the same - why list it on two lines? Must be a trap.. PULLEY, Pump J3226937, 1, Without Air Conditioning J3226937, 1, With American Air Conditioning

Check w. your dealer anyhow hakukamana - can't hurt. Ignore the downers...

I got this paint more than ten years ago from a now defunct local Jeep dealership. The parts guy came out to my truck, looked at the body tag on the firewall, and gave me the spray can I posted. It matched my gray interior pieces well. I'd try your local dealership parts department.

Easy peasy. Even on the remote island of Hawaii.

You need these wheels too Alex. NOT!!!

I got my interior touch-up paint from Mopar using the body tag paint code. Easy-peasy.

Look on your body code plate.

The cop speedo doesn't match the HO cluster but the Euro does....

Two v-belt pulleys were used for the 86; one with A/C and one w/o A/C. Which do you have?

OUT! Why buy them if you didn't want the red letters? They would look good on your rig.

Yep, been through that. She got the house, cars, etc; I got a suitcase full of bills. But it all worked out eventually.

Hey Bo, if you went to work for DoD itself, not as a DoD contractor, you could get two retirements.

Exactly. Do THIS.

I wouldn't be happy either, to put it mildly. What kind of sleazy little azzrag sneaks around booby trapping someone's vehicle? And tells you he's done the same thing before to someone else? Sounds like this fool isn't wrapped too tight Ben...

This link details the procedure.

This comes up at least once a year. My vent windows have never leaked water or air, even in the car wash. The gaskets are firm; I keep them lubricated so they don't dry out and crack. I had to replace the latch handle about six years ago on the most used drivers side - the only maintenance I've ever done in 15 years. I really like them and would hate the fixed windows. Bottom line - Find a nice pair and DO IT.

Someone pressed a whole razor blade into your tire? I likee those General red letter tires. (Bad Photochop )

Nothing needs to be done with them, so I don't know what you are asking.

Makes perfect sense Bo. Keep posting the progress as it goes if you can. Love those old Ford p/u's.

On Henry? Damn, then it wouldn't be olde school anymore. But it sounds very very cool...

Hey Bo, drop Henry off at my house on the way by.