Strokermjcomanche

As Pete mentioned the top of the passenger side of the bed needs pulled in to make the gap straight on the passenger side. Also you need to check and see if there is any excessive play in the tailgate Pivots . if there is excessive play you can reduce the tolerance between the two on the drivers side and that will raise the tailgate on the driver side to match the top body line on the bed. There is a good possibility of somebody backed up into something, that when they did they bent the circle part of the tailgate pivot into a bit of an oval shape.

Do you have pictures of all the gaps?

I'm pretty sure I have that kit downstairs, if you haven't gotten any responses by the time I get home this evening I'll try to dig it out and at least take a picture of it

On a 2686 head iirc , I can look tomorrow when I get home.

I'd be interested in another SWB bed depending on condition and price. That's if I'm anywhere near your trip route ,

Automan2164 on here is the man you want to speak with. I know he's definitely close to it . even if he doesn't wanna do it he might know somebody else that will.

It is for venting the front axle, originally attached to the left upper control arm, and I believe was wire tied up in the engine compartment out of the way of the manifold

Iirc 55054739 should be the correct lights for 92 . Occasionally some mopar fog lamps with black covers and white Mopar lettering show up for sale . I think those would look great too . Last i remember on Hornbrods truck , he had the larger Marchal 850s instead of the 750s . Black covers could be had for them but are hard to find iirc .

If it helps and someone is going to Ohio I'll hold it for you Pete . Are you planning on bringing it up north with you? It would save you on fuel mileage.

CPS

Cab was pushed forward as well , something could've been in the bed as well and went through the back window. I get your point, just saying it could've been other things as well.

What's one more

Started to work on the driver side floor. I was fortunate enough to find a 98 Cherokee with super clean floors and cut some patch panels out. I have new floor pans to install , but the pans wouldn't reach the rusted areas. I only had time to get this one panel installed , plus I ran out of wire . I did start fitting the pan though .

Between work and the weather I haven't had much time to work on anything. I did manage to do a couple things though. Got the wheels and tires mounted, while I was up underneath there I cleaned and painted some of the suspension as well. The brakes were good in the rear and I plan on doing pads and rotors in the front. Also four new shocks were installed, the old shocks were original from 91 lol .

Speakers iirc

14k miles , it better be lol .

You can normally swipe the seat foams from the passenger side if you need a good one. The seat pan is the same as well. I'm not aware of any company at this time

Just asking, have you tried contacting them directly? Maybe they have some left, it wouldn't hurt their feelings for a bit more advertising.

Crlaurence

Basically it's painting the inside of the door jams / fenders / hood etc so you can bolt everything on the truck to get the exterior portion to all be the same color .

Ok

Locksmith, I'd sell some .