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Ok, I'll try and post again... Pictures

I PMed both on this and will wait a bit for answers. Thank you both for replies.

We found a 92 MJ on line and couldn't pass it up. (It ran) The kid who had it had given up. No wonder. First off he obviously felt that even if there were 20 screws holding something on, he only needed to replace one. The other screws he used other places whether they fit or not. (jammed threads broken plastic and such as a result.) He got some Ford wheels and spacers (unbalanced) put them on and wondered why it couldn't be driven above 45 without wobbling off the highway. We have nice rims and tires on it now and it even drives well. I have been afraid to put it in 4WD yet but supposedly the transfer case he hooked up works. (fingers crossed) 220000+ miles on her but who cares. It is a nice rig and will join the BlackoutJC ranks. http://jeepx.organd will be at the XXX show (that is XXX as in triple X drive-in with damn good root beer) Now as soon as I can afford the parts.....

Blackout Jeep Club meeting this Thursday, 3/19 at Rogue Brewery in Issaquah. A ton of information is going to be handed out about the upcoming run this weekend to Elbe ORV park, as well as details for our very own Jeep show at XXX, coming up on the 29th. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend the meeting ELBE ORV Required Gear In case you missed the mention last week, our Elbe run this Sunday requires a little more safety equipment than the usual minimum requirements. Not having all of the equipment on this list means you cannot go on this run. We're not messin' around. Your safety and the safety of others on the trail is our first priority. Make sure you have: CB Recovery Strap (Usually 3”x 30’ rated up to 24,000 lbs) Note: Harbor Freight carries this for about $30. This is NOT a tow strap with hooks. 2 D-Ring Shackles Shovel Recovery hooks and/or shackle attachment points, on the front and back of your rig Need a copy of the basic essentials? Get it here. Again, please feel free to contact us you have any questions.

I just bought a 92 Comanche and there is no cover over the shift levers. It may not be stock configuration as the previous owner changed out some things. I am looking for the console that dresses up the shift levers. The Jeep has a deep red (Cordovan?) interior. I will try and past photos of the levers