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I got one of those a couple years ago and had forgotten about it until a month or two ago and was sorting the magnets on the fridge and got a close look at it and boom, a . :MJ 1: . staring right at me.

it really is a wonderful place. The only forum that I am a part of that I wouldnt mind seeing and being around the members away from the forum, like real life :eek: haha good one.

Now that one I can see myself driving everyday. Always loved the J series trucks.

Pretty sweet rig there. And I know exactly where that thing is parked at from the pics. Only a few min away from my future home.

Yes. lots of pics. because that is a ton of light and i want to see as well as the truck can

10 min from augusta? Wish I was there today, and tomorrow, and the next day, and the next day.

Welcome. And great color there, very bright. Will look good with some mud splattered on it.

Very nice score. Must be nice to find one with such low original miles

I don't see it pulling 10k. Maybe if it had a ground up resto. Just too many miles on it, and I'm sure there is some rust somewhere. Still a very nice truck that I would love to have in my driveway, just maybe for half the price.

I wish I lived closer. But I only need the header. And white is the color I'm going for :fs1:

haha :rotf: subtle joke laid in there. clever

congrats. Love how you kept it simple but did such a good job doing so.

can't wait to get out west myself. I'm a big fan of the city of Denver and plan on going there often once I have money. Will have to make a trip to Peublo for sure.

Not sure I'd say extremely easy, but definitely doable with minimal knowledge and tools. The trick with that last head bolt, for me at least, was you have to leave it through the head when you are removing it and make sure you lay it in the hole when putting the head back on, or you will get started tightening all the bolts then realize you have to take the head back out slightly to get that last one in. Ive removed 3 in the past year, and it problably averages 8 hrs for removal and install.

exactly my thought too. We've been hearing talks about this and that for years now and not much as come from it. Other than the ugly 2014 Cherokee. So it looks like we ought to sit back and watch what happens.

not sure i can justify paying 3 bucks for an app when I can just go on the browser and no pay anything

A few days into spring here in VA where snow anytime of year is rather rare Took 4 hrs to drive 150 miles home to this yesterday. And it snowed all night. Have about 5 or 6 and still coming down lightly.

how are you doing it now? what are you using? I guess it's the mobile browser site. It's a simplified version of full site. Only thing I can figure out is the smilies. They are the best part. I have photobucket for posting pics with img code from the app so that's not a problem.

That would make posting soo much easier. I haven't quite figured out how to do it well.

No way. Looks good to me

I'm guessing you are the lady in green?? :rotf:

very well said indeed

Thanks. Should make it easy. I was just wondering if there was a certain brand of gear I need to look for or if anything will do the job.

its time for me to adjust my speedometer to be accurate since Ive got my new tires installed finally. Are there any brands that are better than the next? And my research looks like I need a 34 tooth gear. Running 34" tires and 4.10 gears.