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Hardest part was finding the original trim panel for under the rear window, but thanks to another CC member I ended up with one in excellent shape.

Image Not Found Used a piece of hard fiber board along with the trim panel for under the window, covered it with spare headliner material, trimmed it with some flexible black plastic channel.

http://panamacity.craigslist.org/cto/4888134093.html

I was given a set of cheaper knockoffs similar to these, they came out of a 2007 Jeep JK. Fit is very similar only issue is drivers side under the gas pedal. Heated it up a little and flattened it out no more problems.

Only one pic, but says it also comes with a topper. http://nwks.craigslist.org/cto/4861846402.html

thanks! Was trying to look, but ran out of light tonight.

Resurrected, I have a 2.5/4spd manual where would the switch be? Fuse is good, new bulbs, cleaned up sockets (PO had 1157s jammed in but not seated).

http://tallahassee.craigslist.org/pts/4855634322.html

Found original owner manual, registration from the three other owners, warranty booklet in the glove box of mine. Owners manual was still in original plastic, at least what was left of it.

Another in NW Florida, http://pensacola.craigslist.org/cto/4842512626.html

http://okaloosa.craigslist.org/cto/4824860461.html Here you go in Alabama.

They are designed for boats, actually work pretty well, some of the newer ones have adjustable grip arms so they would also be good off-road.

Me too :)

Beige give 1/2 to daughter and 1/2 to son payoff daughters college loans/payoff wife's student loans 1/2 to mortgage company/finish the MJ complete resto mod w/4x4 conversion/rest in bank for travel month in each (Ireland, Scotland, Greece, all the US Virgin Islands, Hawaii) and a New Indian Cheiftian Ride my cruiser alot more to many to choose from Ribeye, lobster tail, snow crab, baked potato, salad will be Gun Metal metallic w/black rocker panels and flares 64 Ford Bronco Complete resto with cut rear fenders and 4inch lift would love to try my hand at some of the courses in Iceland can't stay away from projects and love Jeeps 4x4 conversion If you could live anywhere in the US where would it be? Love the Beach, but would also love a house in the Carolina mountains

As creative as most of the folks on here are I am sure if they wanted either they would figure out a way to make it work.

So a little bit of cheating, paid $0.49 per gallon after $1.75 per gallon rebate from a fuel perks program with grocery store.

http://mobile.craigslist.org/pts/4821332155.html

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/cto/4815253516.html

http://okaloosa.craigslist.org/pts/4811495789.html

I'll chime in with my 2cents...Was raised by a 8 yr AF vet, he then went on to finish his 20 through the AF reserves and Army National Guard. 5 uncles that served AF/USN/Army. I was the glutton for punishment 6 years Army National Guard 13Echo (boot camp in Ft. Sill, OK with the nicest 5'3" DS from Georgia) sarcasm...LOL He had a bit of a short mans complex. At 17 years old 6 years later I enlisted in the Coast Guard, again another Boot Camp at 22 years old with another really nice CC named Richard Simmons (he did not like to be reminded of the other Richard Simmons). I agree the Army basic was supper physical and somewhat mental taxing, CG basic was physically demanding, but the kicker was the mental stress. After almost 32 years of total service and serving as both enlisted and a Chief Warrant Officer I have seen many guys and gals come and go. My favorite excuse for either not getting in or not making it through boot camp (Failure or inability to assimilate to military life). I've had kids tell me that they were forced/shamed to join by family, then get toasted/high a few days before meps or get to in-processing and become the worst POS the DI/CC could ever imagine. Thanks to all of you that have or are serving!!!! USCG CWO Retired

20volt impact driver, homemade containers for misc screws (daughter is Art major), craftsman metric ratchet wrench set and great time with the family.

I am in the panhandle Panama City Beach.

Yes Sir Hornbrod. Retired Jan 2013 after 26 years, my wife told me it was time to grow up and stop moving every few years.

Another Florida welcome. Mine was also rattle canned by the PO, even though he tried to tell me he did it with a spray gun. lots of over spray and some places the paint was super thick others were barely a mil thick.

Panama City Beach, FL to Kodiak, AK in a Isuzu Rodeo with a 4 and 2 year old and my wife, along with everything needed for at least 30 days on the road. Two spares, extra gas tank, etc... Not a hurried trip, but we made it to Anchorage in 21 days, took a 7 day break then a 6 hour drive to Homer and a 12 hour ferry ride to Kodiak. Longest by myself was St. Petersburg, FL to San Francisco, CA did it in 70ish hours, did have to sleep some. This trip was in a 01 Nissan Frontier with no cruise control.