Pete M

that is all

all of the options are good choices. may come down to listening to your gut.

those are certainly close enough that I wouldn't be able to know without seeing them side by side. backspacing is a bit different.

comes with really cool decal in the rear window https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/772077073280317/

should be a link to the factory height measuring specs in the link in my sig

not sure on the Marchals, but my factory fog housings are roughly 3.5 x 6 3/4

oh, I'm sure that's in today's soundtrack list. but I wanted to share a far more entertaining one. the jokes in it are spot-on for the jungle cruise.

since we were supposed to be in DisneyWorld starting today, we've been listening to various ride and queue soundtracks one of our favorites:

nothing wrong with a bit of modern flair. how about a pair of rectangle LED pods of the same proportions as the Marchals?

My KJ has been in AWD mode for 95% of its life.

any idea what the going rate is for a used Rubicon t-case? personally I really like the AWD option that a 242 gives.

neat! is it now a cargo van or do you plan on making it a camper again? are the rear doors regular height or do that go up in to the cap?

gotta find that leak before you even think of putting it back.

the VIN can sometimes get your the delivery area but we're slaves to what info Chrysler's computers have. I see that your VIN build didn't have that info. I'll move this thread over to the pub so more eyes will see it. maybe someone has an idea. I got super lucky and my latest truck came with a decal on the tailgate, a keyring, and even a truckers hat with the dealership name on it. (not to mention the window sticker and buyer's receipt). there's a reason I jumped on that truck when I saw it for sale. (still haven't driven it anywhere though since I'm in the middle of fixing the floors )

what about the guy that repops the lund visors?

not the first, won't be the last truck looks fantastic either way

that is one tiny little air filter! but the truck is really coming along

dang mice!

score!!

he's going to let a fiberglass guy get some moulds off them, yes? yes?!

seems like a much better plan than hacking up a clean survivor.

it's no secret. every single location that could possible leak has leaked for some poor soul. gotta go through them one at a time. Some of the oft overlooked items are the HVAC seal, window seals, and cowl drains.

the only real way to prevent future moisture issues is to be proactive with all the various ways that water gets in. and there are many of them

the classifieds will open up to you after 10 total posts.

the 6th digit indicates the trim level and yes, a 2 means base. but since you could order just about anything on a base, that alone doesn't mean much (as your truck testifies since it is simply decked-out with goodies!