Jesse J

or do what I am doing is get a manual xj and swap everything then part it out

I got my keys cut recently and the door ones don't work right and the ignition ones somehow work for the ignition really well and they work for the door not smoothly. once my truck is driving I am taking it to someone who will cut the door keys so they work right

any updates? @Aussiemj

that is their job after all

fair enough

Jeez man that sucks

there you go that's smart thinking right there.

sweet thanks bud. I am bored so I am going to restore my lenses tonight

looks like a great start. Make sure you flip the grille the right way it's upside down

I really like the porno red interior personally

anyone know what glue to use to glue the lenses back on?

I do like the look of the shaved bay but it would just be a night mare to fix anything

lucky. might have to take a trip down south and see everyone.

oh thats smart. will probably end up doing that

Oh well there you go Coming in clutch again

me thinks he got samples from the company

I was planning at one point. lizard skin and then bedliner over it but I did get a little worried about the offgassing

like @Dzimm I will probably go LED before I I need new lenses. but good point they would look great on everyones restos and they will just be eaten up

ok makes sense. I don't need new ones just was wondering.

is that just the lenses or with the black part too?

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=4097245663665376&id=428321163891196 * UPDATE * Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash Moab Rim Jeep Trail April 20, 2021 4:00 PM The victims of the motor vehicle crash which occurred on April 17, 2021 at 1:35 PM on the Moab Rim Jeep Trail have been identified as Brian Peters (age 56) of Peoria, Arizona and Jason Chapman (age 47) of Phoenix, Arizona. As is routine in crashes resulting in a fatality the Utah Highway Patrol conducted an inspection of the involved vehicle. At this time, and based on witness statements, the cause of the crash is believed to be a mechanical failure. However, the investigation remains active. Investigators have reviewed multiple statements from witnesses that provide additional clarity to the events leading up to the crash. Witnesses stated that the two occupants completed an obstacle known as “Devil’s Crack”, and exited the vehicle to assist others with clearing the obstacle. The two victims then re-entered the vehicle. Witnesses described hearing a loud pop, and then observed the vehicle rolling backwards towards the obstacle and cliff edge. The vehicle rolled several times, tumbling over the cliff edge, coming to rest below. We again express our deepest condolences to the families of the victims of this terrible tragedy. ******************************* FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash Moab Rim Jeep Trail April 17, 2021, 1:35 PM On April 17, 2021, at 1335 hours, Grand County Dispatch received a 911 call in regards to a vehicle rollover on the Moab Rim Jeep Trail. Upon arriving on scene, emergency personnel located two subjects who had been involved in the vehicle crash. Both were pronounced deceased on scene. The driver of the vehicle is a 56 year old male out of Arizona. The passenger was a 47 year old male, also out of Arizona. As notifications are being made to the family of the victims, we will not be releasing names at this time. The cause of the accident is still under investigation at this time. Preliminary information from witnesses of the crash cite a possible mechanical issue that led up to the accident. The accident investigation will be conducted by the Moab City Police Department with aid from the Grand County Sheriff’s Office and the Utah Highway Patrol. Our hearts and prayers go out to the families of the victims. May you find peace through this time. Thank you to the several agencies which responded to assist; Grand County Sheriff’s Office, Grand County Search and Rescue, Moab Valley Fire Department, Grand County EMS, and the Utah Highway Patrol. Media inquiries can be directed to: Sgt. Braydon Palmer Moab City Police Department Public Information Officer bpalmer@moabcity.org

My mind goes to take a bfh and smack the back to get it straight enough it pops out

I just can't wait to see my toad again

Dang I so dig that front bumper I might need to do something like that on my truck

Yesterday morning working on the airstream and my dads gfs dog was chilling in front of the jeep