Pete M

keep at it, you'll get it. :D the link you used in the first post isn't correct.

I carry good stuff (Craftsman and Cobalt mostly), since that's what I own. I hate breaking cheap tools. :fs1: got 4 ammo boxes in the back. :thumbsup: though I don't have tools in them. just spare parts and spare liquids.

dunno. how many cars do you think can fit on 2 football fields?

I sure hope he's got another room available to him. the two I saw were quite full.

right-click on the image you want, select "copy image location", then come to the forums and click the photo tag and paste that address into the pop up window. :thumbsup: the address you paste will look like this (except without the spaces I threw in): http ://pic20.pi cturetrail.co m/VOL1310/13549 803/24251433/404837074.jpg

any photos of how you connected it all to the uniframe?

very nice :D is that handle for the tailgate, or a spanner bar to connect the back of the cage? need more pics!

just 2. Aaronbtxnc handled our last shirt/hoodie order (and still has hats left). I do the stickers/coozies/etc. biggest hurdle is that demand is low and preferences for a product vary wildly. the second is that I can't afford to have product on hand, sitting around waiting for someone to buy. waaaaay too much money for a broke guy like myself to invest. Coozies alone are going to be over 200 bucks and the CC bank account is way less than that (just paid the annual website fees). that's why we do pre-paid batch orders on shirts/hoodies/hats. I tried my hand at it and we lost money. Other members have stepped up and handled an order or 2, but they eventually lose their ambition after discovering the "joys" of selling mail-order. I keep doing the stickers because there's a lot less on the line (even so, I just bought 65 bucks worth of stickers). I've thought about doing one of those online buy-as-you-go sites, but haven't put any serious effort into the research.

people suck. it is possible on some trucks with properly working part to reach up from underneath and yank on the connection rods for the hood latches and get the hood to pop.

when in doubt, try baby powder. sprinkle it around and the water will make trickles through the dust leading you back to the source. but this will only work if it's actively leaking. :( you might have found 10 years worth of dribbles from a tiny leak.

clearly the problem here is you need a gas furnace. too much time wasted choppin' up fuel.

holy cow... how far is the reach with that thing? :clapping:

found it yes, I know I could have done the button hole better. :doh:

I don't seem to have much in the way of photos, but here you can see the mirrors and the door. the doors came from another powerwheels jeep I picked up complete for 10 bucks (stripped it for spare parts). the doors don't quite go right in, but aren't too hard to mod. I also bought the sound box from a powerwheels harley motorcycle and fitted it behind the dash with the buttons exposed. I swear I have a pic of that somewhere...

you're all just jealous of Rob's level of addiction. :D some of my goodies: US dealership poster Venezuela dealership poster: dealership hats: couple o' pins my favorite MJ thing so far:

check it out. :D right about the middle of the page.

he hasn't seen it yet. :( didn't get enough time to finish it. I'm going back down to GA for christmas and he'll get it then. :yes:

can't see that last one don :( nice one ben :D

because people want them. :yes: in a way that frequently defies logic. :dunno:

Comanche Club Image Hosting, facebook.com or any number of other sites out there will host things for free. :thumbsup:

242 adds AWD ability to the mix (aka, driving on dry concrete, without blowing things up). found in any 87+ XJ that was ordered with it. look in the cab for an extra choice of "full-time" on the t-case shifter.