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Yeah... we're pretty awesome. :D

Are you leaving the harness attached to the back to the dash?... way easier to move the whole thing over as a unit.

I always smile a little bit when I read posts like that. Just the mental image that it paints for me... :) Back to the original topic, oddly enough the front office at the school here has two small wooden character statues with a name plaque on them... "Ole and Lena". Can't even walk around downtown without being bombarded with Norwegian this or Swedish that... Just imagine the attention I get anytime I go into a store and someone notices my ridiculously Polish last name on my debit card. :shake:

:rotfl2: Kinda neat when you stumble on some automotive archaeology, eh?

Nah... it's true. I know that all I need to do is open my mouth anywhere in the country and people know where I'm from. Embellishment to the story or not, I think it actually reads quite easy! :laughin:

Ah, geez... is dat really vat we sound like? :oops:

:rotf:

:popcorn:

Cleaning up the shop this morning only to make a new mess. I was trying to find a home for a pile of tube and the decision was made that the best way to organize it was to turn it into something! It's obviously on the Eliminator, but that's really just because I didn't want to rearrange vehicles. Going to have to pull a door off to make up some hinges but I'll wait until spring for that. Then comes in the issue of the wiring in the doors. I think what I want to do is relocate the speakers to the kick panels and to use two way momentary switches in the center console to control the windows similar to what the factory did in the Liberty. I think there's some broken wires between the a-pillar and the drivers door that's causing some windows to not work... sometimes the door buzzer works, sometimes not... same with the buzzer for the when the headlights are on. Plan is to simplify things.

Glad to see you back at this, BJ! How far out do you think you are before putting it on its new chassis?

Ugh... yeah. We're the worst. :doh:

... 'cuz 33s. No, they're not staying there. Wheels and tires got swapped with the Baboon for at least another month until something new is figured out for that. These got thrown on so the truck wasn't stuck on stands. Made up a simple bumper for a friend and used this as a jig today. Pretty much another cookie cutter XJ/MJ bumper but it got some juices flowing for me again. :wrench:

:yes:

Does THIS count for any topper modifications?

Made it back home! To my surprise, things weren't all that sketchy either. A little... but something had to be expected. I was keeping up with traffic just fine, but I can just about guarantee that everyone else wasn't going 88 like my speedometer said. :laughin:

^Now that's just freakin cool! :rock on:

Today's update is the seats are freakin cold in below zero weather. Who's bright idea was it to swap in leather? :doh: Bath towel for the win. :idea:

Fingers crossed everything goes well enough. Need to go to St. Cloud tomorrow and the wife doesn't see taking it to work and letting me have the car as a fun idea. 150 miles or so tomorrow. :driving:

:rock on:

I know, I know. I had my chance. :roll: On tho other hand, tomorrow I'm doing something with this Jeep that I need it to be able to do... highway speeds.

... or your avatar? :D

I assume the front clip flips forward?

Vinyl stripe removal DIY :thumbsup:

... and finish the lower shock mounts. :doh:

Not really. Taken it around to a couple places but it mostly just sits unfortunately. I want to add a sway bar before any trips with it this year. Corners can get scary with that heavy 'Nest! :eek: