Pete M

seems like now's a great time to check the axles and trans too.

there is a special brake bleeding procedure for MJs. has to do with the emergency line running to the back height sensing prop valve. the steps are in the link in my signature. if your truck is rusty and still sporting the original steel lines, now's the time to replace them all, especially the 2 lines that run along the gas tank where rot is most common. also in that link are Cruiser's MJ tips. do all that apply.

great shape + low miles + low price + wide advertisement = scam

she's seen a lot of good owners. did you pass on the CC website?

be sure to shake it as hard as you can. any play will become huge once it's spinning at 5 million rpm.

you're not the first, you won't be the last.

pure guessing on the year so I'll move it once we determine the birthday.

I'm assuming this is an early 87 since it is a shortbed with the 86 emblems.

'tis the shiny-est thing under your Jeep I wish every axle came with a drain plug.

there's always my way to get bluetooth into an old Jeep. got myself a modded-up Minuit special. I want to say it's a 92 XJ unit.

I have an 06 (with the Liberty moniker of course)

honestly a matchbox size would be sweet too.

the solution to your problems has been in my signature for a couple years now

I love the AC controls! Is that bedliner or paint?

we use the same axles as a Cherokee, but they don't have the same issue of the big butt.

yeah, that's how to start 'em young. watch cool videos and then buy a Jeep.

that'll build a decent sized cab, and then you just need to build the bed separate I think the key is to make use of an existing scale tire size.

are you uploading them to the CC or hotlinking to them on another site? what is it that you're copying, a link? or the photo itself?

the link in my sig should have some threads on transmission swapping that will get you started.

I'm just sayin', the more energetic wavelengths (xrays, gamma rays, etc) go right through that.

oh, yeah. one of the last of the breed.

"thread" is a name for a discussion as in what we're having right now. what you'll see on your screen is is a button that says "Start new Topic".

don't sweat it. with a bit of practice you'll get the hang of it.

no idea if this is useful to a 3d printer at all