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Skins fans fondly remember the good ole days. Those were all before Dan Snyder took over. I will give it to Philly. They were the better team. Last night set some new records: most yards in SB, highest points scored (or close to it), only one punt, only one sack. With 2+ minutes left, I was expecting NE to drive down and score. Philly, however, was thinking otherwise.

Yeah, I remember that, too. It is the stuff of legend today. Sonny and Billy both hated Joe (they both still do). They teamed up to keep Joe on the sidelines. Joe was desperate to play, he would return punts. Once he tried punting (after he was starting QB). I seam to recall a 9 yd punt. I recall Dallas having two starting QBs. They kept switching starters from game-to-game. That did not work out to well. Of course, Philly will have some trading chips if they need them. Possibly move up in the draft in 2019. Washington will be looking for QB if/when Smith doesn't work out.

Both are 4wd. One is from 93 XJ and the other is a 87 XJ. Make a reasonable offer.

For next season, who will Philly start at QB: Wentz or Foels? QB controversy? (Disclaimer: I was not rooting for NE, but as a diehard, lifelong 'skins fan, I could not root for Philly.)

Here is a link to a seller of MJ stickers. It doesn't show Pioneer, but you could ask if they could make one. http://jeepsticker.com/mj

I have two (2) AW4 mounts (and the matching trans). Thought I could help.

What trans? AX15 or AW4?

Looks like a Chrysler 8.25 with a SOA swap in the rear. Front is a Dana 30. Probably stock.

What type of camping- primitive or campgrounds? we have a 34 ft travel trailer. We haven’t used the oven in years. We cook on the stove or outside on a grill. If we want to heat something up, we use a small toaster oven. My vote, skip the oven.

How about some interior pictures?

Ditto. 1991 XJ Laredo 4.0 5 spd 😢

I saw this at a Jeep show in 2016. The asking price price was $150. Reminded of a Rolling Stones song: You can't always get what you want.

I am not totally sure about the wire. Could be for the underhood light. The vacuum connector on the air box goes to the vacuum harness in the lower right corner of the picture. However, it looks like most of the vacuum lines are not connected.

Where do you live? That will help us in order to give you the name of machine shops. About 5 years ago I inquired of two shops in my area (Frederick MD) an estimate for a whole block rebuild. I was quoted between $2000 and $2500. Both estimates were conditional on the condition of the engine in the beginning. (I ended up having it rebuilt by a client. We bartered the services.)

Don’t have a picture. It’s at a JY

There’s an 86 here in Maryland with a bench seat. Color is red. Don’t remember the condition

Cruiser has a write up on putting an HO head on a Renix motor. www.cruiser54.com. I've never done, so I could not comment on the issues someone may encounter. I have watch several youtube videos about the intake swap. Don't recall the issues those individual encountered. Perhaps you could perform the same searches on the internet and find your answers.

Check out Cruisers Renix Tips before you throw more parts at it. www.Cruiser54.com

Can you give us some more info about your truck? Yr, engine, trans. These are always the first place to start. Also, you listed what you've done. How about a description of the problems. I don't think driving past the airport really could effect the truck.

Contact Mean Lemon for the cables. He will set you up with a nice set.

Are you pointing to the plastic cover? If so, it's just a cover for the relays in the engine bay. Like Jeep Driver said, keep it. They're rare. Or are you pointing to the wires screwed on to the cover? If so, that is not stock. Trace the wires from one end to the other and see what it connects to. (Might be an HO thing. Ask Don.)

Then close your eyes, click your heals together, and say "there's no place like home..." ( I couldn't resist.)

My wife and I have a 34' travel trailer (I do not call it a camper). It has all the amenities: queen size bed, 2 set of bunks, full bath, water heater, kitchen with an oven/stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, and ducted AC and heat. It came with an entertainment center: 6 speaker stereo (4 inside/2 outside) with CD/DVD player, flat screen TV, and cable ready. It's a mobile home. Please do not take my comments as offensive. I love to travel places in the TT. It is a great way to visit different places. Traveling this way is far less expensive then airfare, hotel, rental car and eating out every meal.

Eagle, I am also from a different age. Camping for me is carrying all I need on my back. Today, it is Glamping.