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88SGTSlaughter

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    North Ridgeville, Oh
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    My wife and pups, jeeps, camping, fires, jeeps, jeep parts, buying jeep stuff, sports, guns, offroading, and enjoying life!

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  1. I know it's not in bad condition, that don't mean I should leave it or fill it with mud. I am ok with buyin a clean bed, then I can use this one for a bench project. My thin metal welding skills are not to good. But I could probably make it work. It won't look good enough to not run flares tho. And I really don't want them. But I may not have a choice. I guess I'll try to patch the small part, I have access to a 2 door at a shop. I'll see how it looks and go from there! Thank for all the responses.
  2. Is there anyone who sells replacements for the wells on the bed? Or is a new bed my only option other then doing the repair? I have considered flares but I'm not sure how I feel about them. I have trimmed them already and need to figure a solution because its whats holding me up from finishing the body. Its a 1988 MJ swb Best pic I have right now.
  3. Ahh we get dumped on but it usually melts thn snows again. If we get 2' then we have a lot, that happens like once a year (in one snow fall). I just see walking alone in the snow ending badly. Which it did.
  4. I didnt think about him driving up on a stump or rock. I guess its a bit different up there in the mountains. We get hammered with snow, but its not the same. Lots of changing factors up there like you said. I would have been a digging fool tho, specially before leaving the jeep and my wife/gf. (that would be the last thing I did)
  5. Regardless of what they should of done, its a sad story. I feel bad for the families and it almost seems like they werent planning it and maybe were in the area and decided "hey lets take a ride" Anyone familiar with the snow situation in that area? I almost don't see how you couldnt dig yourself out tho, he did drive into it. IDK I guess a lot of the choices could be questioned even if it happen to one of us and it ended badly someone would be saying we should have done it a different way.
  6. Reading this made me think about putting 60's in mine. I alreadt have a 60 rear in garage and a few gear set choices and a new solid cover. hmmm I have to swap the axles anyways so why not right? anyways I say go for it! 60's are like 200$ rear 6-700 front. Ill most likely go to pull a part one dsay for the front. little more work but an extra 500+$ I will save and have to spend on the rebuild.
  7. Cool deal! I have some time before I actually need them. Probably springish, just let me know!
  8. I know I bid with 3 but it didn't accept it. And thanks!
  9. Who ever out bid me I hate you. ;-)
  10. IT wouldnt hurt to get the HF set. I have a MATCO set, but I got the 144pc for 100$ I couldnt pass that up. I would never pay 400+ they are asking tho. And as stated when you replace them just buy a better make of tap/die. It will be easy on the pocket and if you eve need them that much it will be worth it.
  11. You won't be able to put a tcase on it. I'm in the same boat, I need a ax5 and tcase to convert mine to 4x4
  12. Thanks, I'm trying! I got to get to the pass floor next
  13. Here are some pics of the rocker patch, and the rest of cab in primer. the passenger rocker drivers side Some of the cab v
  14. Still looking for a trans and tcase. of anyone knows local let me know! I did get mor done to him, but not as much as I hoped. I have had a busy life lately so its not got a lot of attention. I have been saving for a lift tho and I have my XJ up for sale so once that goes ill have some mod money and get a collection of part ready for spring. Ill try to get some pics up later on today.
  15. Getting in it for sure! You parting any of it? I know I asked jake about the bracket but he said it was spoken for. I need a set bad!
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