Pete M

ran great when last parked.

you are correct. I've been more tired than normal lately (even for me lol) and that goof seems to have snuck through.

yup, all MJs were built in the Toledo Jeep plant. sorry about the dismal printout. a ton of info for the first few years of MJs was lost back in the day (I've been told it was a flood in the basement records room) before it was all entered into the Chrysler computers. your actual build sheet is much longer. if you look at the 92s, you'll get an idea.

love it! welcome to the addiction!

annnnnnnnnnd gone. just like that.

generally I wait until an engine is in place, but I'll go move it now.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/334340045823 BiN $95

be sure to add them to the registry.

does the starter turn the engine? if so, that's "cranking". if the engine is cranking but won't explode any gasoline, that's "won't fire". if it cranks but won't fire, then check for spark and fuel. I prefer an inline spark checker for that aspect, and a spritz of starter fluid down the TB for the other. welcome to the addiction!

I imagine the CC's auto shrinking software will play havoc with that request.

wow

yup, my baby's in a book!

the waiting is the hardest part

I see some decent rear flares.

what cop still uses radar when laser guns exist? also, slow down. the couple minutes you get to your destination faster isn't worth the hassle.

I like to research sleeping spots ahead of time. Had too many surprises with rest areas that don't allow overnighting or Walmarts that are in shady locations and then I have to find yet another place when it's already late at night and I'm exhausted.

somehow I missed editing the info, but now it better reflects what came on the truck. Chrysler has been reusing codes. sorry, but you don't have powdercoated bumpers and a 19 speaker sound system from the factory.

happy twosday! I celebrated by grabbing 2 rockers from a 2dr cherokee.

updates?

still lovin' that seat

ambitious!

it's gotta sell before it really gets a value.

it's 12 hours between my family in Ga and my family in Michigan. can't count the number of trips I've made bouncing back and forth. you'll do fine. pack snacks, take breaks. nothing to it. if you're sleeping in the truck and it's freezing cold outside, bring a real sleepingbag and pillow. and don't be afraid to idle the truck all night if you have to. I think that Toyota burned a couple gallons over 6 hours? I'd make sure I had a full tank though, just in case. do not drive tired.