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Some from Argentina were ‘93.

I would only consider yours.

That was very nice of you to get the ball rolling for her.

Today I gave the bed a little love: Step 1: Wash Step 2: Mothers California Gold clay bar Step 3: DA polish with Meguiar’s Mirror Glaze 110 compound Step 4: Avalon King Armor Shield Lite fast ceramic spray Feels like glass and looks even better in person. Before and after:

Just getting back from the DMV, officially registered in California.

YES please!!!

What are those two holes(?) in the bed front for?

On eBay in Miami, FL

Wife and dog approved!

Pick them up if they’re cheap enough and you have storage space. Someone will eventually want them.

Thanks, I’ll have the wife cut some!!!

Ben, you need to make one of these.

And its next life:

It’s currently set up SOA with 235/75/15 tires, the plan is to put 255/70/17s on Moabs with adapter spacers to match my ‘88. Since I don’t want it any higher, I think it will go SUA. Here it sits under its raincoat.

This will chronicle the Comansion’s second life. First of all I would like to say what a great fabricator and even nicer person Ben (neohic) is and thank him for letting go of this treasure, I hope to do it justice. Well, after my 2,509 mile round trip journey through four states using 177 gallons of gas and taking 72.9 hours, the Comansion arrived at its new home in "sunny" California (it's actually raining today). Leaving the Sunday after Thanksgiving timing was perfect; weather was great on the trip out, on the way back I dodged a storm moving into the Rockies and another about to hit the Sierras. This was the Comansion's route, with stops, to its new home: I was prepared for anything, taking my wife's reliable and very capable FJ Cruiser loaded with sleeping bags, extra tires for the Comansion, two full 5 gallon Jerry cans on its rack and a bag of recovery gear all "just in case." Luckily only one can of gas was required, who would have thought pulling the trailer with a brick at 80+ mph over some steep terrain would hurt gas mileage? This is the fill-up site about 40 miles east of Winnemucca, NV on a snow chain installation shoulder off I-80 West. The sun was setting and air temp was a brisk 30°F. Tongue length is perfect for the FJ's rear door to fully open, clearing the propane storage box. Some more pictures of the journey: And it’s arrival to its new home (insert triumphant music here.)

11/29 Lake Point, UT $3.779 W. Wendover, NV $3.699 Winnemucca, NV $4.049 11/30 Verdi, NV $4.999 Fairfield, CA $4.299

November 2022 update, see first post. 13 new additions this month for a total of 2005.

Build sheet please and change title to 1jtmp6512jt121130. Thanks

Build sheet please.

Your paint code is PQ9, Dark Baltic Metallic Clearcoat, from your VIN decoding.