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One yesterday, and one today [so far].

I break out the Andy Williams cd around Xmas time.

For mass-produced beers, I like PBR, Yeungling, Shiner Bock, and Peroni. For micros, I like a local favorite: Deschutes Brewery Black Butte Porter.

Replaced both inner and both outer tie rod ends and steering damper. So much nicer to drive than with the 25 year old worn out parts.

We have a toaster and a toaster oven. Both work great at making things singed/crispy/incinerated as well as just warming them when I want them to. Both were picked up at Target IIRC. Maybe you've just had bad luck?

Welcome welcome welcome!

No pic?

Just get a long 3/8" extension, about a foot or so, and jam it in there and go to town with a ratchet.

In all seriousness, its most likely an old wolf skull you found. Compare at http://www.boneclones.com/BC-020T.htm. Even has the 'fin' on the back of the skull.

Set that canopy/topper up the right way and snap a pic- curious if it meets the height of the cab or not. If you have a rear slider, find a pliable rubber boot to fit between between the canopy and the cab unless you enjoy wind noise when the sliders are open.

Wombat. For certain a wombat. Watch out for those fangs- they may still be poisonous if you puncture your skin with em. There may be others around and they don't like it when their dead are disturbed. Be careful with it.

Quite the elaborate story. How much did you really pay?

$4.15/g for 87 at local Chevron.

Is that really a name for a county in Tennessee, or is it missing a letter?

Inca Gold will look most 'original' and closest to period-correct. Black clearcoat [non-metallic] with gold emblems would look good as well. The rest of the color combos belong on 'donks' or whatthehellever those old luxo-barges with enormous chrome wheels found in Florida are called.

With that much weight that far back, it will aid in being one step closer to this: !

:agree: It never hurts to have a spare grille guard. I spy bucket seats, too.

I'm paying $120ish/month for full and comp on the Escape, liability on the MJ for 2 adult drivers over 35.

Bend/Redmond OR ~ $4.05 for 87

Hi all, As it was precipitating a rain/snow mix this morning on the way to work which required use of the wipers, I had noticed the speed of the wiper blades/arms [on my 87] when set to Intermittent was faster to sweep across the window than the Slow constant wiping speed, and nearly as fast as the Fast constant wiping speed. This is not in reference to the adjustable delay of the Intermittent setting, but the speed at which a single swipe, up and down, of the window is completed. Is this something that you have observed as well?

Also search the Eugene, Salem, Portland, etc. craigslists too. I always see derelict MJ parts floating around on listings.

I bought my MJ with a straight pipe in place of a cat, and it is street legal on my side of the Cascades [no emissions or state inspections (you should see some of the barely-running heaps on the road around here)]. I have never run it with a cat, and do not know the difference in performance. Perhaps someone else can chime in with the pros/cons of running without?

Like one of these? Or one of these? I'd much rather have a flip-pac (huge pic warning):

more info please :D PM sent

Your 'dead tree' plate isn't looking too hot. The Pacific Wonderland plates would look good on it.