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I like LineX. It looks good and it was around 400 or so bucks to do a pickup bed locally. Well that was a couple years ago but it cannot be much more then that I would imagine. They can have the mess.

I like this idea. I would be willing to bet I would have to order parts for 2wd at my auto parts store.

I say hack away :banana:

how bout that bullnose at the end of the vid?

Wonder how my luck would be to find a WJ 2wd in a junkyard up here. I don't think you could have found one on a dealer up here if you wanted one! Thanks for the ideas guys.

If I'm very active in doing something, say mig welding for 10 or so hours, my hands will be sore for a couple days. Weird sore. I went to the doctor and they tryed to give me some pills for when they are sore. Is a perscription the cure-all nowadays? I declined the drugs and just deal with it. But i cannot say that it has ever woke me up at night. Usually for the next couple days after, I have no grip. I probably could not even hold myself up on the monkey bars at the local playground LOL, or even grip a wrench. But it goes away eventually..till the next time.. Let us know what you find out. Miserable thing to deal with man.

paint the underside of your truck electric lime green :ack: :doh:

for some reason i think its about a half inch

I'm planning on runnng some JK Rubi takeoffs on my 88 2wd. 2 in leveling kit in the front, all new front end componets, and nice BFG all terrain tire to top the little project off. Question now: JK rubi wheels are 17" wheels. I will have to run spacer adapters because of the different bolt pattern. What I am looking for from the guys who have run 17 in wheels on their XJ/MJ, is what they did for brake upgrades? Is there larger rotors and maybe different calipers that can be purchased for better braking with the larger wheel or is brand new oe parts good enough in your honest opinion? I do tow a small trailer from time to time with a ATV or axles and stuff. I do have a manual trans, which obviously helps with slowing the pickup down.

sweet does the owner know :rotfl2:

From what I understand this is old news. Optima changed ownership a couple years ago to a place in Mexico. Recently (last year or so) they are manufactured by a different company and are a much better product..

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don't know if mine really count as tailights..

hmm must be doing a little or if you are into that kind of thing: :chillin: but i like it :thumbsup:

those models even appear to be leaning to the driver's side just like our pickups do :chillin:

In my folks yard about a week ago. We have got another 8-10 on top of whats already here.

:drool: Wish mine looked that nice.

yep. i looked too and could not find it.

M715 :thumbsup:

Id take a dodge caliber over a compass. I think they look better.. Put a diesel in any jeep and I would not care what it looked like...id have one.

haha picking it apart, just like everyone picked apart the jks when they first came out. now everyone thinks JKs are the best that Jeep ever pumped out! :clapping:

Like they are not expensive enough! :shake:

Believe it when I see it. Then i will be first in line to buy one :yes:

Beautiful goldie! I'm deathly afraid of snakes and just about jumped out of my chair from the picture :oops:

I vote TNT or Iron Rock Offroad.