Pete M

I think you hold the title for the most well-traveled still-a-project MJ. but it makes me happy to see you dragging her along with you and finishing it up as you go. I've seen so many guy just abandon their project truck when they had to move. heck, even I did that with my 90 (I couldn't afford to take all my MJs with me). She's going to be gorgeous!

how exciting!

perfection

then I guess ya gotta do what ya gotta do. I can't find your page either.

the worst part is that I thought the new plan using a ramp was safer.

you mean the pivots and latches? what an odd thing to remove. I'll send you a message.

I would start with a different computer/phone to isolate from any potential viruses and then attempt contact with FB. anything in this article helpful? https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-contact-facebook-problems-with-account-other-issues

do not send personal info. that sounds like part of the scam to me.

Trying to save as many as I can. One of the junkyards i was planning to hit this past weekend trashed all their jeeps 2 weeks ago.

stumbled out to the sideyard for a family photo of all my babies. note the 4 new ones are still exactly where the were when removed from the trailer.

my money is on a tendon issue. I've broken bones and I've fractured bones and they don't stop hurting just because I stopped moving. heck, I can cross my legs pain-free if I manually move the dang thing with my hands. but yeah, I should probably find a local urgent care that specializes in sports injuries and at least see what they say after an examination.

my doc is 750 miles away. and my insurance only covers emergency visits when out of state (and no, this isn't exactly life threatening). so I'm giving it some time and taking it eeeeeasy. if no improvement happens, then urgent care might be able to shed some light on what's wrong. but I gotta get back to michigan to do anything truly invasive.

I seriously would if it helped, but ice doesn't seem to do anything but make my skin cold. heat is working better, but the problem appears to be more internal than the external temperature applications can really affect.

nope. sleeping still sucks. going to need to come up with another plan. maybe I can wrap the knee in bubble wrap or something. I'll probably try the chair next.

bummer!

on a bone-stock truck at a big car show? maybe a little. on a heavily modified truck in your driveway, not even a little. add the stickers that make you smile the biggest.

it came on some 86 MJs. I seem to remember seeing a grey version too.

hand swelling is finally coming down. I can hobble around without the cane, but I've had a couple close calls when changing direction (i.e. pivoting off the right foot) or catching my toe on something and so I prefer having it, just in case. gotta wait for my body to re-learn walking I guess. I've also been working on a way to sleep on my side and support the knee (which is super picky about what angle it's at). so far laying on my left is a no-go, but on my right shows promise. there's very little pain if I sleep on my back with the leg perfectly straight, but I just don't sleep well that way, never have. I guess we'll see what the morning brings.

welcome to the club

not a peep...

bringing the big bucks will always require patience. but the trucks that are worth the big bucks don't need the AC and exhaust fixed.

what's the condition of the circuits on the backs of the clusters?

that's new to me.

what an awesome place to enjoy that view

I haven't fixed the entries yet. it doesn't have airbags either.