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Picked two good guys for the job!

I voted 300, of course I don't know much about bumpers. I think I would have to try it out before i'd buy it, Maybe you should send me onee :D

I live in South Tn, and almost all of the roads in East Ridge are closed and Camp jordan ( Ball Park ) is completely flooded, maybe 2.5'- 3' feet of water there....

http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Movi...atrick.swayze/ Really sucks.

My Mj, is my DD...AND!! it has wonderful A/C Sometimes I have to turn it off, it gets so cold.....brrrr.

I'm pretty sure I have the same 4 panel one. I didnt need anything other than the urethane to put it in with.

I have 1991 2wd MJ, I was wondering if there is any easy..and safe way to level the tuck out. Thanks! -Cody

Thanks a lot guys, actually i kind of forgot I made this thread. Anyways we got it figured out. LOCK!

on the passenger side there are two head bolts with pins (like studs but not threaded ) on them.... where do they go? THANKS!!!

Looks like that window rubs on the top/bottom. I just changed out my origional, and my new one rubs the headliner and plactic below. :fs1: Nope doesnt rub at all. The reason the top looks like that is because it is a new custom made headliner. The bottom looks that way because I have a covered piece of wood to mount my stereo back there and look nice an clean, it just barely overlaps it tho.

Thanks guys, and yes I love that tool box. Its got that sweet work area on top.

Ok I did my dome lights with a little twist. I used L.E.D. light pads instead of a regular incandescent lamp. Took about an hour start to finish. Here is what you will need. I already had the actual dome light package. I believe I got it from O'reily's, most auto parts store will likely have them. I got the LED pads from Auto Zone for 14 dollars a piece. -Phillips head screw driver for the lens. -Scissors or some dykes to cut the wire. -Lighter to strip the wires or wire strippers. -Some electrical tape ( shrink tubing will also work ) -Some sort of knife or saw. Alright, well the light pads have a "Try Me" feature, and have a little 12 volt battery pack in the package as well. ( Keep these for neat little projects later on ) You need to cut these off They have plugs on the ends of them, I didn't use them so I cut them off Next, use the pre-existing wire that went from the light pad to the battery, and connect them together, also cutting the connectors off of those. Next, I cut the part where the original bulb went in at so it was flush on the back. After you have done that, use the sticky pad on the back of the light pad and stick to the inside of the Dome Light housing itself after removing the lens, and run your wires out the back. Put your lens back on and you have your finished product. I had to figure out what wires were what in the truck itself, and splice them into the new lights, Mount and you are done ENJOY YOUR NEW LIGHTS!!

Our station has two. A regular white one 2wd and this one.

It's my school's SRO's.

I wouldnt be hating on colts man, Some of them are MEAN!

Just go to Autozone, and get a Duralast Red top, with the warranty. My gf's car has something draining the battery, I have to take it out and have it charged at AZ monthly. They even replaced it twice, because it had gone bad. ......Or you can get an Optima Red Top :D

They're just overlays. But I did put some LED bulbs in at the same time. I think it looks pretty good. ...any pics at night?

^^Yup, it means Good Luck With Sale

So that one would work....or not? Btw its a 91 4.0 HO

This one is off a 2000, will it work. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2000-Jee ... ccessories

Hmm, you know of anyone on here that has one?

Read somewhere, this is a good HP adder. Anyone know if this is true?

That might be what Ill do, beforehand there was nothin at all wrong with the bumper.

lol damn right i will.

Ill have to get on doing that ^^(eyebolts that is) Oh well, live and learn.