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it's in the emoticons. I also like this little guy:
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you forgot your
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defintiely an aftermarket bar. looks like it was for a fullsize truck too. that's a super sweet pic!
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yup, you should do a build thread. unless you have already, in which case you should link it in your sig.
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I'd totally drive one given 2 circumstances occur: -they bring out a decent diesel engine (should be happening soon) -someone buys it for me (not likely to happen soon) I'd throw a small camper in the bed and then use it to haul my MJs to car shows and trails.
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yup
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Bobbed bed with hitch receiver?
Pete M replied to mobbinmache's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
have you started a build thread for the truck yet?- 6 replies
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interesting! Mine always felt like I was a sports car, even in the rain. I guess it makes sense that they aren't all exactly the same just because they say snow tire on them.
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very nice! feel free to do a writeup for the DIY forum
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so glad it wasn't a leak!
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snow tires are year round too. I ran a set on my old van for like 3 years straight. the mileage you get out of them won't be anywhere near a regular tire of course (I got almost 20k before I sold the van). they are a soft compound for sure.
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89 Comanche "Country" LWB restomod project
Pete M replied to Airborne Janitor's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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89 Comanche "Country" LWB restomod project
Pete M replied to Airborne Janitor's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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of all the places to rust, that one is at least convenient.
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if one side works and the other doesn't, the problem lies in something other than wire size. both sides should illuminate if both sides have connection to 12 volts. one side won't suck the power away from the other just because it has a bigger wire. electricity will flow in both wires.
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Bobbed bed with hitch receiver?
Pete M replied to mobbinmache's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Proper design will allow that, yes. When fabricating your new brackets, I suggest integrating the upper shackle bolt for extra strength. In an interesting pepsi twist, our '16 Durango integrates the factory hitch right into the steel bumper structure. I literally had to discard the old bumper when I installed it.- 6 replies
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it's like giving your Jeep a super power.
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Bobbed bed with hitch receiver?
Pete M replied to mobbinmache's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
good question. To me seems a bit odd to hack off the bed for better clearance and than keep the thing that hangs down the most. Do you plan to tow with it? or just use it as a recovery point?- 6 replies
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Finally done with the tail light saga
Pete M replied to Jay21's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
a good wet sand and clearcoat can make a world of difference. where's the details about the rest of your truck? -
based on the rust at the bottom of the windshield, it would appear that it is your source. But keep in mind that there needn't be only one leak.
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So this pic of a tag has been on my desktop for a while now as I was hoping that I'd miraculously remember why it was there or where it was from, but alas I give up and am including it in the registry as a mystery truck that I don't know the year and aren't even sure I am reading the numbers right. lol All I'm sure of is that I'm sick of it being on my desktop.
