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Holy Crap your grass Is HUGE!! :rotfl2:

is this a comedian type thing? or id he trying to pass all of them off as legit bloopers? there are a few that you can tell are set up.

well I would sure say its half assed. both literally and figuratively.

the fog lights and fog lights switches can also be found on Cherokees. And the cargo lights switch is the same as a fog switch, but the part with the little white picture representing the cargo light that the switch mounts into would be MJ specific. also the cardboard/carpet backer behind the seats under the window, the rear window all three kinds, the rear left and right interior trim panels, leaf springs, gas tank and sender, wiring, and that is all I can think of right now.

Amazing how it split on the yellow center line. it was probably paved one lane at a time so there would be a seam all the way up the middle.

so you want to put an oem electric fan where the oem electric fan goes? if so that is what I am talking about but use an OEM electric fan from a 97+ Cherokee. the 97+ moves more air around (just using these for reference you can probably get them cheaper somewhere else.) 97+ http://www.quadratec.com/products/51203_04.htm pre 97 http://www.quadratec.com/products/51203_03.htm if you have the plug for an electric fan you should be able to just plug in the pre 97 fan, if you use the newer fan you will have to wire it yourself (I pulled apart a 97+ engine bay harness to get the full wiring from the fan and reused part of the under hood distribution center with the relay) looks kinda ghetto but it works.

right side tail lights must be an even more endangered species, as of right now there are 3 auctions for left side tail lights only.

I would suggest getting a newer style 97+ 10 blade fan. and use a relay to hook it up.

http://www.bteventures.com//mj1988electricalmanual.pdf

yea I know I was just posting this in reference to the fact that he could only find one set for $75, figured I would throw that one out and see if these factory ones could be any use to him. I was planning on making metal boxes and put in oval STT LED lights in, I have the lights but now I think I want to do full rear bed guard wrapped around to house the LED lights.

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=28995 they seam to be in a little rough shape though :dunno:

This truck: with some parts taken from this truck: makes where I am currently at:

please elaborate on what you did exactly. others have used a TJ gas tank as a replacement.

I bought mine off a a member of my local wheeling forum.

that is pretty sweet, if only I had some extra cash to throw around.

nope, there is a side by side picture but I don't know where it is but the Dakota is a little bigger. the only replacement for Comanche tail light is a Comanche tail light unless you want to make some custom ones. **EDIT** found the link pretty sure these are Pete's pictures:

damn, guess I should have used the search button, Thank you

for junk yards check Car world in Candia, I think I will have to go and get an ax15 cross member once the snow clears also.

what is the differences between the two? is there any way to easily modify a BA10 cross member to fit an AX15? anyone have a side by side comparison picture? Thanks, Jonathan

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bumper mounts with 3 bolts just behind the bumper

why not go crazy and do it up like the vw harlequin golf http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl=en ... arlequin+g

looks like the grill was swapped in from the same vehicle as the headlights.

I cut out a lot, and it flops in the wind a lot also. I had a bunch of rust that I wanted gone and I put on TJ flairs so I had a bit of room to play with. it doesn't look that pretty but it did get rid of a lot of rust.

mine is a 4 pane with the center 2 sliding. it was missing part of the clip and I ended up finding one in a ford pickup and I think there were a few others that used the same clips. mine is by C.R Laurence http://www.crlaurence.com/apps/sitesear ... y=comanche I am pretty sure they are out of stock indefinably but I believe that they also once offered a power sliding window.