Pete M

are you volunteering? :brows: it will be in the DIY forum though.

yes, but be sure to read up on any trans wiring changes. :thumbsup:

:waving: plenty of us have been there, done that. just minding our own business one day and BAM! there's another MJ in our driveway. :yes: though none of the ones I've acquired looked that cool from day one. :cheers:

along the entire top and down the front side. sprinkling baby powder around can help narrow down exactly how the water is traveling.

I ran a bead of black silicone along the door frame to channel the water back outside. after it cured I ran a second bead on top of it to make the mini wall taller. Not the best idea I've ever had, but it worked. :wrench:

standard procedure for me is to start with an inspection of the light sockets. they have a bad habit of corroding inside.

here ya go, saved you a trip. just a parking lot these days. nothing left but the overland stack. :(

So, if I pull a set off a junkyard WJ, they'll just bolt right up? Sorry if that seems obvious, but suspension work is new to me. info and photos are in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=28725

that was from the first PowWow. Rob was there too but not for that shot.

don't bother. get a set of WJ control arms and get younger bushings AND a much better design (both the bushings and the arms themselves) :thumbsup:

are those exposed lights on the bumper fog lights?

in michigan it's illegal to fab your own suspension pieces (didn't really stop me from doing it, I just didn't drive that MJ much afterward, well, except for that 3000 mile trip to Utah). I'd wager it's also illegal to fab up a hitch, but that sort of thing might waffle from state to state.

what tires? at what pressure? which shocks?

aren't the mopar perches like 16 bucks a pair?

shouldn't you be concentrating on the other plane and not your camera? :D

dammit. I knew I was missing something. :fs1: In my head I was even picturing that silly CAD design... on the passenger side. still didn't click in my head. :dunno: but I've got faith that someone will catch those little details. :D

fords are drivers side diff. you'll want either dodge or chevy for a passenger side diff. car-part.com may be of help for hunting junkyards. look for 1 ton trucks. chevy went ifs in I think 88, so you'll want to look for older than that.

she had found a company that will handle the entire thing; packing, shipping, customs, etc. the price is outrageous and I'm hoping to find some more affordable alternatives. :( and yes, they have 240 over there. she'll be selling the TV rather than taking it.

Bonneville salt flats

what are you looking to use your truck for?

a good friend of mine is moving to Germany. She's convinced that she wants to take pretty much everything with her. I'm trying to convince her otherwise, but in the meantime does anyone have any experience with sending a large amount of stuff overseas?

there is a limit. 250 pixels in height.

there's no easy answer unfortunately. I can set a character limit and a picture size limit, but to the best of my knowledge, there's no automatic way to limit the overall size. :(

car-part.com might be of help finding a front 4.10 dana 30. be sure to look for various years since the site organizes things by part number, not interchange possibility. or you can snatch up a busted 2.5L XJ and part it out.