Pete M

was at one of this weeks junkyards but I forgot to ask the yard owner about it on the way out.

note that rear side window. you can disguise the truck all you want and prevent the majority of people from ever looking twice, but car guys are car guys and we will spot the little differences.

the previous owner is restoring his truck and needed a bed that was less crunched and contained less bondo than this one. so I swooped it up and for better or for worse, now I have it. the wheel wells contain more newspaper, plastic bags and cardboard than a recycling plant. I wonder if I can find a guy that's looking to cut up his bed for a wheeler and wants to trade so he can do it guilt free.

does it die suddenly or does it struggle for a bit and then die?

welcome! found your post in the classifieds so I moved it over to Tech for ya. if you're new to MJs, this thread is a gold mine of great info. of key importance is the link to Cruiser's MJ tips. most deal with the wonky electrical system.

found your post in the classifieds so I moved it over to Tech for ya. if you're new to MJs, this thread is a gold mine of great info:

glad you found the issue. I'm going to move it all over to tech

generally it's a problem when they fold in half like that.

red mistress needs to chime in. he's got a... few. including this one:

the link in my signature has a ton of swapping info in it.

looks like the boat was a success!

another casualty of the stubby bumper craze.

ahhh, fall in the north. just can't beat it

I've not yet seen an MJ show up at a show and not garner a ton of attention. doesn't matter the condition. people like the old iron.

that's a good sign for sure! but as I found with my Alabama truck, it's not a guarantee.

it's better than original because you made it the way you wanted love it!

that's a fantastic catch! be sure to add her to the registry so you can get a build sheet and birthday for your new baby.

absolutely a 44. congrats! there's a great thread about photos in the link in my signature. you should check it out.

can't wait for a ride in that thang

so far on the last couple junkyarding trips my meals have been 2 pieces of bread, a stack of turkey slices, and a piece of cheese, usually with a diet MT Dew. feel free to follow me for more fantastic recipes.

the goal of wearing a mask during an outbreak is to keep your personal exhaust fumes from spewing across the room, so any mask that doesn't do that job won't be approved. single layer gaiters, ones with exhaust ports, etc have shown to not be effective at the task at hand. the Vera Bradly masks have come highly recommended by random people I've chatted with. everyone says they are quite comfortable. My mom just today got one for her birthday so I can give some more detailed experience in a bit. you don't have to get a flowery pattern like hers, they come straight up black too. If you want a disposable paper variety, the cheapest packs of 50 I've found have been on ebay. I can't comment on the infinite variety of masks out there because I tend to be allergic to most all clothing and the masks are no exception so I don't even try them on. I run paper for short term use like in a store and then for all day use I have a couple custom masks made by a friend using one of my Jockey t-shirts (literally the only brand of undershirt I can wear).

she's going downhill unfortunately. it would seem that the covid has damaged her heart and the doc says she's not likely to recover from it. but she's a tough ol' girl and we shall see.

something changed in the system (don't remember what) that resulted in my dad losing his primary cancer dr and no one said anything until he was making an appt and then found out the guy was no longer available. he liked the guy so he tracked him down at his private practice, learned that his insurance would still accept the dr and so he switched over to him. the system is... weird.

the Liberty's driveshaft will have a ujoint adapter at the end of it.