another has popped up:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1986-Jeep-Cherokee-CJ-7-Comanche-Accessories-sales-brochure-dealer-literature/313339570776?hash=item48f47e6a58:g:UL4AAOSwCsBa6wWe
you young whipper snappers will get your day. when you wake up in the morning and discover muscles in your back you didn't know you had.
but the original comment wasn't because I thought it was hard, it was that I got almost nothing for my efforts and was curious as to how far I trod for stupid hooks and plates.
did the other yard too. turns out it was about the same walk after I stupidly walked out without a wheelbarrow and had to go all the way back to the parking lot to get one. but at least this time I left with the ZJ OME suspension parts. that's a walk that's worthwhile
I used google maps. zoom in on a location, right click and choose "measure distance". then each successive click charts a path and give you a total.
nice
what?! I thought every yard in the world had the chrysler stuff at the very furthest back corner?
out of curiosity I mapped out my general path at the one junkyard the other day. turns out I hauled my backpack of tools over a mile. all that walking for a pair of hooks and a couple skidplates.
when that timer goes off, he gets 2 minutes and then it's ice, ice baby... too cold, too cold. do that a few times and I'm sure you can pavlov's dog him to jump out of the shower right after the timer rings.