Pete M

this MJ better be worth all the heartache. just sold my soul today. It was truly sad to see her drive away... ya gotta do whatcha gotta do...

I'm happy to join. problem is that the link doesn't give me that choice.

do I simply need to join the FB group?

Rules: 1 Name a price for your item if you're selling something. Guess on a price if you have to. This is to promote openness and to keep weasels from playing members against each other. If you're parting out a whole truck, you don't need to list every little thing, but you must list prices for the larger items. 2 State where in the world the item is. Put it in the title 3 When the item sells, put "SOLD!" in the title. 4 Zipcodes can go in the description if needed 5 Be nice to each other. (and that includes no publicly denouncing someone's price. If you want to inform them that their price is too high, please do it in a PM.) Recommendations: 1 Write a descriptive title. 2 Have lots of pictures (come on now, no whining. Everyone has a camera and Comanche Club will host them for free). 3 Take a decent picture. Prop the camera on something to steady it if indoors, keep the sun at your back if outdoors. Don't be afraid to get closer to the item so it fills the frame better. ******************* 4 It would be really nice if the buyer and seller could add a short post after the conclusion of the transaction telling others if it was good or bad. 5 It would also be nice if everyone added a post saying "PM sent" to the thread so as to reduce the chance that some one can swindle a higher price. 6 If there is ever a dispute, try to iron it out politely and have some patience (remember that not everyone on the planet has access to the internet every day). If there is still a problem, let me know in a PM.

I believe you. but I can't see what's at that link.

absolutely love that emblem

there's a thread in the link in my sig that covers a lot of random torque specs. also there are some links to PDFs of factory shop manuals.

there is a list of various bolts sizes in a thread in the link in my signature. maybe it'll be in there? :)

finally found an MJ rocking the same sort of thing and decked out for adventure.

yup, I just never seem to do that. I've got a lot of playlists, but I tend to hit shuffle on 3 of them routinely; one that's for when my folks are around (blues/rock heavy) with 800 songs, one for when they aren't (metal/alternative/90s/other) with 600 songs, and my blues-ish playlist (blues, blues-y rock, blues-y country, blues-y classical, blues-y whatever) with its over 6k songs. all years.

somewhere in CC is the thread from when I originally went to see it. but that was many months ago and I don't remember many specifics.

planning on being there on sunday the 1st exact time has yet to be determined by I'm guessing early afternoon. looking forward to it!

absolutely. it takes a lot of geometry to get the gears to mesh properly.

awesome! I love rare parts! with any luck I'm going to those same denver junkyards (for KJ parts though) where is your trip report and pics?

just because they have the same tooth count doesn't mean that the individual teeth are the same shape.

13:46 is the tooth count for a certain size axle. but axles can big bigger/smaller and need different tooth counts in order to fit the space available. other axles might have a 11:39 tooth count which comes to 3.545 which is rounded up to 3.55 4.09/4.10/4.11 are the same sort of thing: 45:11, 41:10 and 37:9 respectively.

watching a lot of "because science" lately.

haha, that's a lot of stuff on your windshield

I've thought about making some sort of metal adapter to easily allow use of another vehicle's housings. I've dreamed for years about grabbing a bunch of different taillights from a junkyard and trying them on an MJ bed, but the last couple times I was in a 'yard with an MJ bed, I was too exhausted to remember to do it.

I've been thinking about the whole "fav album" thing and have come to realize that no band that I've discovered in the last 20 years is anywhere on the list. It's not a lack of good songs all piled together, but rather it's a combination of being too poor to buy a ton of CDs and the new platforms like Spotify where it's pretty much always on shuffle. So here are some from back in the day I guess. I'll try to avoid compilation albums (Live albums still count) anything by Collective Soul Led Zep 1-4 most of the Beatles AC/DC - Live Santana - Supernatural Beastie Boys - License to ill Metallica - S&M and Load/Reload Stone Temple Pilots - Core The Essential Canadian Brass Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue Bob Seger - Live (whichever one was recorded in Detroit) Eric Clapton - From the cradle The Blues Brothers soundtrack Doors - LA woman Garbage - Absolute Garbage

the 91 dealership brochure disagrees with your eliminator. Buckets came standard with Eliminators.

well, then there goes that theory. lol.