Pete M

I would if I could

buy up the whole ones. all of them.

got my end of the project up to speed. any more?

check the floors!

$1500! holy $%#*& that's expensive. kudos to your hunting skills that begs the question of how much can a mid 80s camaro possibly fetch in the future to justify spending so much on what amounts to "concours trim". Those are definitely going to be sold to a guy building his car out of passion, not for profit.

The 1s and 0s in the software might actually get easier to deal with over time. It's a computer program, and if someone can write it, someone else can re-write it (given the proper motivation of course). But I seem to be attracted to low-run and oddball vehicles so I'm already kinda used to parts scarcity. If anyone is up for a challenge, find me a pair of fresh air intake ducts for an 83 Z-28 HO with the 4barrel carb that aren't already held together with electrical tape.

that's kind of a lot. even for a Jeep.

love it! that commercial sure makes me wanna go run out and buy one.

If I had the money and space I'd have a large collection of whole parts Jeeps.

great to see he's in good hands.

I like it I assume your gate still opens? (I mention because I sorta took that into account after I built and installed my 88's bumper. )

can't tell for sure on my screen, but I do know the bumper-delete was part of the eco option. maybe an option unto itself? can't remember for sure.

congrats!

I don't think I can come up with a more perfect final puzzle piece to a restoration

gotcha. what are the goals for the MJ? daily driver? weekend hunting toy? mudbogging monster?

what year MJ? which motor?

made it a sticky and merged the 2 together.

score!!!

that would be sweet!

I kinda figured, but the VAST majority of MJ parts just had a blank space in the price spot but this particular one had a number. oh well.

apparently you can still get one from chrysler for $850. maybe. part number is 4856761AB take it with a grain of salt of course, the random mopar parts website I used shows the same part number for HO and renix blocks.