Pete M

I see them. @eaglescout526

if it's good, it's good

bummer.

first gen liberty has 17" chrome rims on some models.

your images don't show. are you clicking on the "choose files" button to upload from your computer?

oh, and cruise control can be either regular or smart. and the lane departure feature actively tweaks the steering wheel (as opposed to the simple beep in the Tacoma) but can be turned off with a hard button on the dash that stays off with each start of the engine. I didn't play with that feature though, as the trailer was already out of my lane by the time the truck sensed anything so I left it off. I'll update later once I can drive it around sans trailer.

I just might have if the PT had a hitch. but after experiencing pulling a uhaul dolly on I-24, I'm glad I didn't try. that road has some serious issues.

that's going to look sweet with the new lenses.

scored gas for 3.99 in Kentucky. ranged from that to 4.29 in GA.

wow, the old garage! I may not have that anymore, but I still have the workbench.

same as the last one... like an absolute dream. though next time I rent a dolly from uhaul I'm bringing some wood wedges to shut those ramps up. I had some success limiting their movement with a ratchet strap, but sheesh those things are noisy.

what an insanely stupidly long day that was. but we all made it home safe.

he means "calendar year". the model year 86s came out in july of 85, 87s came out in july of 86, etc.

the 86 carb senders don't have provisions for the fuel pump that most MJs need.

far as I know, they are only available used.

epoxied a neodymium magnet to the back of my drill. haven't gotten a chance to use it yet, but am looking forward to letting it hold bits or screws or whatever.

just dad. it'd take another week to get stuff mailed back and forth for me to then do it on my own. but at least I don't need to drag mom along. 13 hours is a loooong time for her to be sitting.

ahh, nothing like a long drive at the peak of gas prices. lol. costs be damned, we're heading to Kentucky tomorrow to pick up the Durango. tomorrow's post should include a photo of the new beast.

most impressive a job that many MJs need.

as I understand Cali engine swappin', it had better be an originally diesel-equipped rig if you're going to swap in a modern diesel engine.

testing procedures for various sensors are in the link in my signature

beefy!

https://www.youtube.com/c/BattleshipNewJersey/videos I'm including this one in particular because it lists a bunch more museum shop channels in the comments

wow, that pops!

spring is coming