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Pretty much any tire winch will have that same piece , go to a junkyard if you have one and look until you find one that will go through the center hole of the wheel you are using

It was good meeting you too Dennis except for the pain I was in lol . It was a good time going through someone's collection again too , hope to see you in person again next year .

Something like this .. https://www.google.com/shopping/product/13286896467558344800?q=flex+shaft+phillips+screwdriver&client=safari&hl=en-us&biw=375&bih=559&tbs=vw:l,ss:44&prmd=sivn&prds=epd:14550712870063922774,paur:ClkAsKraXxLpbz0a-N7RIRURl2Y9Kmrn-tExtAQolCLORW05XIss17FopnRf_wKFARlrcpr1aIZNL9B2mG3ffbOScfITH7uFZmwzrCNzUj8OK0i6pdTA3O2XTRIZAFPVH72W0VJJb6Wj6VPPw2J1vESys2w_jw,cdl:1,prmr:1,cs:1

I have a flex shaft screwdriver that I use for those philips screws , works like a dream . I

8.25 Chrysler XJ axle is a good option in my opinion, especially if you have the means to weld new perches on . You can add disc brakes too if that's your liking . The axles are plentiful and come in 3:55 ratio.

What are you using the truck for ? What size tire are you running /will be running? What gear ratio do you have /want ?

How about a cover plate for the fairlead so someone can't grab the cable ?

I know it's gonna be pricey, but A-1 Cardone will rebuild your's if you currently have one.

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I've only sold one , the other 10 rusted away and I scavenged the parts from them .

I see tail lights for sale all the time between $100-$150 ( yes people ask and get more ) . Ive had 15 MJs over 23 years and currently have 4 , besides having been rear ended twice when the truck was parked I've never broken a tail light . I know now there are several types of MJ owners , the crawlers / off roaders , the purists / daily drivers , the hotrodders etc . If you're going to be in scenarios where you will be beating the truck against trees /rocks / whatever slam some cheap Dakota lights it with a little work . If you don't like the looks of those then spend good money on something you can potentially ruin the next time on the trail . If you're a purist take extra care when you load the truck / back up etc and you shouldn't have to buy another pair of stock lights or rusty stuff in the future. Its obviously you're truck to do what you want and I don't have an issue with whatever you do , it's just my two cents .

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I'm guessing you are looking for an XJ floor ? I only ask because I didn't see the model posted , I'm going junkyard hunting tomorrow and can look for you .

This one will work https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dorman-76937-Auto-Trans-Shifter-Lever-Knob/223626288285?epid=140352757&hash=item34112a5c9d:g:87AAAOSwJ6xdV6MM

Yes

It was a brand new console in a parts collection, I didn't see any knee board when I was there . I wouldn't be back there for several months until I build up some more cash flow to purchase more parts

Yep same for both , I just came across one when I was in Toledo but never grabbed it because didn't have a use for it then .

Put the ramps in the bed of the truck(s) ?

I get that , the photos can be moved from Facebook to here though

I get that , the photos can be moved from Facebook to here though

I seen people opening doors on other concept vehicles, and when they got to the TC the doors were locked . I wasn't going to try to open it anyhow as there are way more pictures on Facebook including the interior .

I'll be going to the sea gate center in a little, want any pics ?

Take a wide putty knife and insert it between the door and fender in the gap . As you try to open the door ,pry the fender forward until the door gets behind the fender . Then insert the putty knife behind the fender and infront of the door and start to shut the door and the putty knife will pus the fender out far enough so the door and fender won't touch again. You'll probably have to work up and down the gap to get good results.