Pete M

yup, it was full. :doh: I was expecting the system to delete one automatically, but I guess I was remembering the previous forum software. :dunno:

I feel for ya, we've all been there. it's amazing how important the internet has become to daily life.

neat! looks like it still blocks your right turn indicator though. :dunno:

I'd be more excited if this drop in prices affected diesel more... :(

:cheers:

in need of more cards?

mine has some less-than-stellar welds. this is the connection to the MJ frame. it's hard to see but there are 3 rosette welds on each side and a weld seam up the edge and across the top. the new steel only goes in maybe 10 inches. if I lived in michigan this would scare me. but it passed colorado inspection and now resides in georgia where rust is minimal. :crossfingers: the new steel is beefy and has a strong cross brace. the welding quality is... adequate. nothing pretty to see here. :(

thanks guys! :cheers:

November is fast approaching and that means our annual website fees are due. if anyone would like to throw a couple bucks into the pot, I'd much appreciate it. :cheers: should be around $80 or so to keep CC going for another year. :thumbsup: paypal ID is comancheclub@hotmail.com or send me a message if you need a street address.

so far so good. just lots of rain here. the bad stuff seems to have skipped us.

I've got 2 left. one needs some work, the other needs way more work (aka needs a complete donor).

my 88 has the same measurement. :thumbsup:

eye to eye = center to center :thumbsup: my head was thinking they were 5 1/4". I'll go check one of the trucks and see if they jive.

:doh: d'oh! I knew that :shake:

it'll still be 50% because the other side of the leaf springs is fixed. the ones on my MJ trailer measure 4 3/8" eye to eye.

that's a LOT of miles to be strapped into a racecar! :eek:

that's a lot of seat time! hope his were comfy :D

my trailer was built less awesomely, but was still able to pass colorado inspection (apparently). it makes use of the MJ frame and stock axle. I'll add some pics of the joining interface when I get back home in a few days. :thumbsup:

love it! :thumbsup:

I used google chrome to get to our site and it didn't go to tapatalk. :dunno:

I know where there's another. :peek: there was never a doubt :D

it's been tweaked for better ground clearance. :yes: oh and I'll need tires. one is bald, the other is even worse.

with this move to georgia my jeep addiction has really been hurting (had to sell off my 86 and 90 MJs and I'm about to lose the 96 XJ too ), but Jay (comanche county) really cheered me up with this beauty. She's a longbed trailer made using the MJ frame. mostly rust-free, but pretty beat up. I think it's exactly what I need; solid, but not so nice that I'd be afraid to use it as a utility trailer. the bumper will be replaced and I plan to repaint it, add flares, and cut out all the brake stuff underneath that the original owner left behind. I'm working on getting a liner for it and now I can dream of a wildernest tent topper. THANKS JAY!!! :cheers:

it's an illness. just gotta save them all :D

let us know how it works out! :thumbsup: