Pete M

2" pucks are cheap and are in the height range of not needing anything else. 3" touches the range of needing more parts.

perfection! have you started an official build thread yet?

It's in no way important to the topic at hand, but yet I felt I just had to add a caveat or 2.

the answer is yes, no, and maybe. all depends on what you want to do.

yeah, I might need to get one for my newest baby. I couldn't imagine cutting into the original harness, but I do one day expect to pull the MJ trailer and need some lights.

"if"

a custom milled bronze bushing is always an option.

the human body is a complicated thing.

if your truck hasn't been upgraded yet, there's a link in my sig to a relay harness for your headlights and hibeams.

so antibody testing has gotten widespread enough that they are testing everyone in the nursing home to see what's what. Turns out my grandma did contract it at some point in time. They aren't giving out info about other patients though, so I don't know about her roommate or other people in her wing. So in the past few months since turning 94 she survived the flu and the covid! but now the stay-in-your-room lockdown might be her undoing. she has gotten pretty dang weak. but as a "positive" of her weakened state we were able to get her on hospice care. It sounds super bad, but hospice care doesn't mean you're dying right now. It means more along the lines of "you're not going to fully recover" (and it's unlikely she's going to be doing jumping jacks again). most importantly it means that despite the lockdown my Aunt can now visit her every single day and grandma can qualify for more personal nursing care than she was previously getting. None of this is especially good, but I'll take the silver linings where I can.

I've heard great things about it. but I've not tried it myself.

can we get a quick pic of what you've got? just want to be sure we''re all on the same page.

the pricing is all over the place for a reason; a clean stock MJ in LA is valued differently by the locals than a clean stock MJ in New Jersey would be. and a heavily modded MJ is different than an MJ pulled out of the woods after 20 years of sitting. For selling purposes the value of a particular truck will always be the compromise between buyer and seller and the market they are in. the value will usually be compared to the other local trucks for sale. For insurance purposes, it's all about MJs near you that are in similar condition to yours that are currently for sale. This can include more trucks than the selling scenario since a buyer might have very particular tastes (needs an automatic for example) I added in the rest of the models to the original post. those names only kinda mean something since back in the day you could add a lot of things to a base model to deck it out like a higher end model. My base model 86 had the big engine, 4wd, AC, metric ton and some other valuable perks. still a base though.

dang, I meant wmv files. but then it seems we host those too, the video played, but only after I downloaded it. I'm slightly confused. (that means all is normal)

we've got a whole sub forum dedicated to our other passions https://comancheclub.com/forum/40-member-projects-other-cool-stuff/ what you posted is a video file. the CC can't currently upload them. you'll need to save it at youtube and then link that over here. it's easy once you get the hang of it.

you do know that you will regret that, yes?

did you call them?

man do I miss living that close to Lowes. instead of a half-mile it's now a half-hour.

you're looking for a couple 10mm square drive plugs. I ground down an old 3/8" extension to fit mine.

I'll never again complain about how heavy my MJ is.

indeed! how did the paint turn out?

you will get more responses if you post in the right subforum. I'll move it over for ya.

yes! havin' fun in the great outdoors! I am envious!