fiatslug87

She's a Lab (father)/Pit Bull (mother) mix. Great combination.

She's drinking Red Hook ESB. She's 9 1/2 years old and loves beer, wine, rum, whiskey... basically any alcoholic beverage.

However, Scott's Valley is a short drive from Fairfield. Pulled pork :drool: I also smoke pork shoulder to make pulled pork, I use a Big Green Egg (ceramic cooker) with lump charcoal and usually pecan wood and let the puppy go overnight, usually 15-20 hours. What equipment do you use? Any rub recipes you can share? I like your lawn, let us know how it feels when it's hot.

Thanks Pete, got mine today. :cheers:

I attended the University of California at Santa Cruz whose mascot is the banana slug, the UC motto if fiat lux (let there be light), and I graduated in 1987. So a combination of the three yields – Fiatslug87 (Let There Be Slug 87)

I don't know about staring, but I just had my windshield replaced and when I talked to the rep to set up the appointment she said "I didn't know Jeep made a pickup". This is a large, nationwide company (Safelite) and I was talking to their central appointment center in Ohio (I'm in California).

You mean these??? Image Not Found Yeah, that's what we call a town home/Condo community along with a $500/mth Home Owners Association Fee (above and beyond the million dollar mortgage, and not Tax Deductible) And don't forget proximity to your favorite earthquake fault. :chillin:

The bars in my area are open until 2 AM, that make 2 hours of St. Patrick's day tonight!!

How does one know if a fuel injector is leaking? Can they leak internally without any visible sign on the outside?

Has anyone heard of this radiator brand? Any comments on quality? Thanks.

I wanted to get my three MJs keyed the same (doors different than ignition/glove box) and I got a quote of $350! Needless to say they're still all different.

Sent, let me know if you don't get it. The message was 11.01MB, some servers won't allow such a large file so I can send it in parts if necessary.

On my stock height 2WD I jacked it up as high as I could and supported it by the frame to let the axle sag as much as possible and was able to get the oil pan out. I also removed the starter and steering stabilizer to give me more room. I still needed 1/8 inch but was able to force it past the transmission. No kidding, that cost me $25 at Autozone, they had it in stock and I didn't want to wait.

Powder coat or paint them black! Your's don't have the rivets around the perimeter, but close enough.

I can e-mail you a pdf of the '88 Comanche Electrical manual if you want. Just PM with an address.

I must be getting old, I think my eyesight is going. ;)

I can e-mail you pdf copies of the '87 MPI manual, RENIX manual, and the '88 electrical diagram manual if you're interested. PM an e-mail address if you want them.

There wasn't a single manual for '87, it's a collection of manuals for the various sub systems.

2 door Cherokees interchange Now you've done it, you'll get Eagle started. ;)

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In my opinion if the lettering was removed, the stripes would have to continue to the bottom of the tail light to make it look right. Image Not Found Like this Image Not Found or this Image Not Found

the new wheels sure look Awful "grey" in your chop... I was trying for black but any darker and I lost resolution of the holes, lug holes and rivets. I like it with the stripes, molding and black wheels with black lug nuts (otherwise they stand out too much). Here's a pic of mine with Eliminator wheels (10-hole), I like your gray/black stripes better than my red/burgundy.

Just some added information since what you’re really interested in is how the picture looks after printing. For final resolution at 300ppi (current industry standard) a print size of: 8x6 requires 4.3 Megapixels (or 12x9 at 200ppi) 10x6.5 requires 6.0 Megapixels (or 15x10 at 200ppi) 11.5x8.5 requires 8.75 Megapixels (or 17.5x12.5 at 200ppi)