Pete M

should still be an option. heck, I'd pay a bit more for a manual.

because Chrysler sucks.

Chrome fronts are fairly easy to find since XJs had the same thing. Chrome rears are far more challenging. any body shop worth a cup of spit can make that bumper look like new. perfectly straight dent-free. just as long as it isn't all rotted inside.

yup, don't do that.

a factory black bench will not have headrests. BUT you can get a late model bench and have it recovered in black. chances are any bench you find will need recovering anyways. I recommend cloth.

that would be an adventure for sure!

if anyone wants to know what I'd like for christmas... https://www.ebay.com/itm/184359049980

my MJ could do 120. (assuming that a flatbed tow truck can do 120 of course)

I think there's a writeup in the link in my sig that covers the cable. I think.

moved it for ya

XS1- CONVERTIBLE OPTION

I think Don did a writeup on replacing the linkage with parts from the hardware store. should be in the link in my sig

is it a backseat where the seatbelts have a second point of disconnection? edit: oh crap, I didn't even notice there's no shoulder belt! Definitely a case of the longer you look, the worse it gets.

then I doubt you'll need a clamp that needs to cover both pipes. that band clamp should do a fine job of crushing the outer pipe on to the inner. I've got a couple on my truck.

do I spy some codes?

I don't normally rag on what direction others have chosen for their projects, but daaaaaaaaang that's a horrible interior.

oh man that's going to look good being pulled along by your MJ

can you guys get some better pics or scans of the paperwork? I can't quite read it

I only deal forcefully with the massive underground yellowjacket nests on property. I live in georgia and I don't mind the the little lady predators flying around eating the rest of the bugs. for there are many, many other bugs. but those nests are huuuuuuuuge and I can't risk them getting angry with my nephews around.

for some reason I couldn't see any of the pics in the post but I could follow the links to facebook so I uploaded them here to the CC. I'm sure they are out of order.

neat!

as I tell my nephews, there are good bugs, and there are bad bugs, and there are good bugs that become bad when there are too many of them. yellow jackets are technically very good hunters and can keep other bug populations in check. but on the other hand...

that sucks man if there's a small hole in the house they are using, maybe a can of expanding foam shot in there? just found a ground nest of yellow jackets out by the street. they did not like that I parked the lawnmower on top of the hole for a while. but that won't be enough to kill them all. I'll have to make some traps like last time (where I caught hundreds of the little bastards in one nest!)

how far into the bigger pipe does the smaller one go?

you can upload your photos straight here to the CC. though I'm not sure I've ever seen a pic added as an attachment. not sure how that happened.