christmas gift giving done right. kudos to you kind sir.
I would have left a review for her to read, but still haven't gotten the copies and kinda wanted to integrate the words of the kids I'm giving them too. that can be the gift that keeps on giving.
last I checked it was 19* out with a strong wind here near atlanta. Tonight is going down to 8*! I'm house sitting for friends and their home is insanely drafty. spent the morning caulking windows. lol. I've been in crappy cabins that were better suited to the cold! good thing is they have a gas furnace. I'm about to go run out and check on my folks (heat pump plus wood stove) and probably chop up more wood. at least the snow missed us.
how is everything with you guys?
the MJ unibody is plenty strong for anything you can throw at it. (non rusty of course)
high-centering happens way more often than you might think with mild trails. but then the real question is: will that extra inch make a difference? probably not.
I'm not actually stuck, I just parked for a photo. but it was the most relevant pic I could find.
cars may look bland today compared to the oldies, but every gen had the same thing going on. today's themes just happen to be aerodynamics and ergonomics.
each generation of cars looks the same to me. manufacturers copy what sells until someone comes up with something new that sells, and then they all copy that.
um, so back on topic, Nathaniel is printing various colors of the regular side markers. not for sale yet, but if they work out I imagine it wouldn't be too much a stretch to do waggy lights.
86 was the only year for the MJ 2.8L be sure to get the truck into the Registry so you can get a build sheet, birthday and selling dealership.
84-86 are the most direct swap. 87-90 are more common and will also work with some mods to the speedo clip on the back. should be a writeup in the link in my signature.
hypothetically speaking we could eventually lose them out of future generations, but the problem is that it's no long darwinism since if the 4 teeth are ever a problem to someone, we simply pull them. being born without them isn't the genetic advantage that it might have been eons ago.