Pete M

the law says he has to wear a helmet if he's riding a scooter. the law doesn't say he has to wear one to ride a... furniture dolly?

what sort of issue?

be sure to take the list witha grain of salt. I see a lot of reused codes in your printout. Pretty sure you don't have a hybrid or a 5spd or a 3.42 axle gear.

I've got some uni-strut underneath too and strapped the spare shafts there:

oh, I have no doubt there are some horrible drawbacks. But that hasn't stopped people from doing things before. I was just curious if anyone remembers seeing it.

honestly I don't mind the cold, but it would be really nice if it would STOP RAINING!!

probably not useful to you but I've got my Co2 tank tied to some unistrut with a pipe clamp.

has anyone seen someone combine their exhaust pipe with their rocker guard? even if it was a show Jeep. Just saw a pic of a 60 'vette and it dawned on me. edit: it might be time for bed. I'm not sure.

awww, you're getting the cold snap too? bummer.

you'll need the basics. an appropriately geared front axle, a front driveshaft, a shorter rear driveshaft, 4wd trans, t-case, t-case shifter linkage and brackets. frequently it's cheaper to buy a whole XJ to get what you need. (you'll still need a rear shaft because the XJ is too short) now's the time to think about lift, re-gearing, etc. since you're taking everything apart anyway.

I mean, that's gotta be easier than getting taillights made, right?

hmmm... I see an image title, but no image address in the URL spot.

is that just the handle or the whole handle assembly?

I found mine on ebay for about half that site

There's a small chance that 31s might rub a bit on the lower control arms at full turn (deoends on the wheel you run and the tires you buy since tire measurement aren't exact). It's nothing super bad and can be fixed by simply only turning 95% of the way or by swapping in WJ lower arms which have a bend in them for tire clearance.

nah, I'll be in the '16 Durango hauling my folks' travel trailer across the country for them. but yeah, I always bring a pile of tools anyway. I like to be prepared.

I'll bring my tools

I should be driving through denver this fall

I tend to be for a law if it really will change things for the better. The problem is that they rarely do. Murder is already against the law (and has some super-stiff penalties for doing so). If someone is already willing to break that law, how can any other laws stop them? Laws only stop the law abiding.

I don't see why not. just buy a whole bunch of bubble wrap to protect it from the luggage handlers. also, you picked a good week to be in florida.

ya know what, message me with what details you've got and let's see where this goes.

how close to being crushed could it possibly be? wouldn't it go to a junkyard first?