Pete M

I would: -pull up the carpets and check for moisture -replace the battery cables if they are even slightly aged -check the condition of all the front suspension and steering -oil change, air and fuel filters, -trans filter (not a full flush though, I'd just replace what came out when I dropped the pan) -Check the gear oil level in rear axle, -completely bleed out the brakes with new fluid . . .

I would: -pull up the carpets and check for moisture -replace the battery cables if they are even slightly aged -check the condition of all the front suspension and steering -oil change, air and fuel filters, -trans filter (not a full flush though, I'd just replace what came out when I dropped the pan) -Check the gear oil level in rear axle, -completely bleed out the brakes with new fluid . . .

The Haynes manual is prone to, um, "inaccuracies".

The Haynes manual is prone to, um, "inaccuracies".

Finally! I've got a good vector image and it's at the sticker shop. Should be getting them any day now. :D

Finally! I've got a good vector image and it's at the sticker shop. Should be getting them any day now. :D

Update: one tire went flat. That is all. :D

Update: one tire went flat. That is all. :D

I love the "microscope" feature on the Sony T-10. :D

I love the "microscope" feature on the Sony T-10. :D

For drop cloth, I went to Lowes and bought a roll that was 12 feet wide by like 100 feet long. And I used every inch of it. For under 20 bucks I though tit was a wise purchase since you can cut off sections that are much longer than table cloths.

For drop cloth, I went to Lowes and bought a roll that was 12 feet wide by like 100 feet long. And I used every inch of it. For under 20 bucks I though tit was a wise purchase since you can cut off sections that are much longer than table cloths.

I care. MJ owners are finding that forum and asking questions. I like to try and help any and all owners as best I can, and right now I can't. :(

I care. MJ owners are finding that forum and asking questions. I like to try and help any and all owners as best I can, and right now I can't. :(

You should be able to get your desired results if you look for "Display results as: " and then check "topics" :thumbsup:

You should be able to get your desired results if you look for "Display results as: " and then check "topics" :thumbsup:

Making it legal will stop the smuggling. For example, Hornbrod driving into the next town for a 12 pack. If Arab had liquor by the drink he wouldn't be "smuggling" it in. Not if it's more expensive than the smuggled stuff. People still smuggle cigarettes across state lines. :dunno:

Making it legal will stop the smuggling. For example, Hornbrod driving into the next town for a 12 pack. If Arab had liquor by the drink he wouldn't be "smuggling" it in. Not if it's more expensive than the smuggled stuff. People still smuggle cigarettes across state lines. :dunno:

Oh, and for what it's worth, my younger dog will do stuff she knows is wrong just to get back at me because she's mad at me for something. That was the final key to the puzzle that helped me break her of a certain disgusting habit. :ack:

Oh, and for what it's worth, my younger dog will do stuff she knows is wrong just to get back at me because she's mad at me for something. That was the final key to the puzzle that helped me break her of a certain disgusting habit. :ack:

How are they going to tax something that's already smuggled in prolifically, is essentially untraceable, and costs less than the legal stuff they're taxing?

How are they going to tax something that's already smuggled in prolifically, is essentially untraceable, and costs less than the legal stuff they're taxing?

Don't know. That's the first I've seen of it. :hmm: