Jesse J

well I bout a parts cherokee today. 92 laredo with the best interior I have ever seen in my entire life. A kid from my highschool has a badass early body xj that wants all of the interior pieces carpet and seats for 325 witch I think is low especially of how nice it is right? And the three big things on this car is ax15 (swap coming soon how you like me now @MiNi Beast?) Ac (it is r12 so I need to swap) and full cluster whitch will be really nice. I am pretty excited anybody have a recomended ax15 rebuild kit? sorry for the bad pictures it was 99 today so the lighting is really harsh

awesome!

That seems fair. I'm interested in the jeep vinyl seat like we talked about when your ready to do them will do

@Muncher@89 MJ@BeatCJ looking at about $440 for "jeep vinyl bench" and $410 for a regular vinyl don't know their pricing for just the normal fabric but If fabric interests anyone I can get some samples and prices

big development today on the shop in the sweltering heat it was 95 today. So rocky mountain got all the power figured out last night and the first new box was shipped. Today started at 6:30 and ended at 8. Got a bunch of weed trees in my neighbors knocked down for him. Then the fourty footer and the twenty footer got here then we went up north to pick up some steel from sheet steel and plate fabrication got a truck drove it back where 4 yards of gravel was delivered and the crane got there 30 minutes later because they had an opening. It took only 40 minutes to get all the boxes set. Then the crane left and I took the skid steer and knocked the gravel down. My dad backed up the gooseneck with about 2 inches between the old blue conex and the new one very impressive especially considering there wasnt enough room to pull forward and it was blind. And we got all the steel unloaded a mixture of core 10 (weathering steel) for the walls of the high bay and the fence. and just normal carbon. The core ten will just surface rust and won't be shiny like it is in the pictures

I will bring it to your guys' attention my machine is currently out of commission building the new shop so it will be a second before it is ready

oh poop I forgot to update this thread. Trailer worked great a little softroading even down some less than maintained dirt roads. It was very nice having our own little home. I will chuck some pictures up tomorrow night

oh crap I really need to get on that. I have been distracted with the shop and all will do some math this weekend

well dan decided to be a fool and not fill the electrical trench because "I am not an electrician" what an asshat and I am not working for him anymore and he is fired. But we got a skid steer for 4 days and I got pretty good at driving it today and got it all backfilled graded out and the hill smoothed out. We found 2 high cube 20' 1 trip boxes very good conditioj and one is coming tonight rocky mountain is also coming to get the line buried and a new pole in

remember a dash mat that fits a 86-96 xj will fit just in case no one sells a "comanche" mat

Finally got it all poured out today stripping forms tonight and Dan is going to backfill on monday.

got the title work done and they are almost done buttoning it all up. Leaving tomorrow morning down south

can't argue with that

oh for sure it's a million times better than the carpet I just don't like the design on it to much you know wouldve done the same material different design

well here are the forms

Yeah my bad. I am not a fan of the flooring they chose but it's not my place

no worries I didn't think you where I helped him finish up the form work this morning mostly pinch nailing everything and getting things buttoned up and he said if I want a job I should come to a pour hes doing Wednesday . No mud today but we have guaranteed concrete for Thursday

unfortunately the valleys geneva batch plant just had a power outage so we can't even attempt to get mud until thursday next week

oh yeah I know that for sure won't be easy. Thanks though Id be super stoked if I get it though

well all the wiring is done except for rocky mountain power to come put the power through the conduit which turns out we put the wrong conduit in so we had to re do that with the right stuff. They got the footings poured and the dude is forming up the walls right now hopefully we get mud soon there is something of a shortage locally and nationally so sometimes he gets concrete sometimes he doesn't. He also offered me a job working concrete over the summer he over saw all the concrete at the hospital that just went up and now is doing his own thing and he says he pays 18 dollars an hour no experience. It would be a sweet summer gig and am definetly going to do everything in my power to get that job. He is also backfilling everything for free because we paid for a pump and they didnt use one when they poured the footings.

well flooring is in and the solar is wired up so are the tanks. We just need to finish putting the 6 volt batterys in and button it all up and memorial weekend we are taking it on it's inaugural trip down south. We got a topper on the tundra for the dog as well.

yes please!

yeah it seems like anything they can't bore over would be very obvious just by looking at the cylinder walls

makes sense

that thing is sweet. If I ever have the chance to scoop one up in the future by some stroke of junkyard luck I am