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Good luck. I have been searching for that body for years. If you do find some though let me know. :brows:

Before the rust was fixed. :oops: Image Not Found Image Not Found

:eek: Nice.... Pricey but.... Nice.

but is the T&T adjustable Yes, you have to order either over or under 6" lift. Also the bracket is guaranteed for life.

I went from an RE track bar to a T&T Customs bar and mount. Love it and it is beefy. http://www.tntcustoms.com

I also have a the rear half for sale brand new. Doesn't fit my D44. :mad:

Looks like a blast. Maybe I will make it down that way next spring and you could show me a few spots.

Just relized I never posted in this thread. :D Well, here it is anyway. Before.... Image Not Found And it's current state....

When I was thumbing threw the last Jp mag. I could have sworn that was you MJ on page 26. :dunno:

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X2 I like that combo a lot.

M.O.R.E. front bumper. Image Not Found

By color I was meaning the shirt it is printed on, not the logo. Can't remember the last time I wore a white t shirt.

Love this design! Maybe on the back with some text and the CCF logo on the front pocket. What about colors? I am down for any color as long as it is black.

I saw in another thread that someone asked the question... Do snorkels really work? Yes most people put them on strictly for looks but IMHO... yes they work... but just a snorkel is not going to let you ford rivers up to your door handles. Most people put on a snorkel but never remember things like, waterproofing their electrical, extending their breather tubes, making sure their dipsticks and fill covers are sealed, etc... I think a snorkel can be more of a safety feature. For those "OOPS... I thought stream was only 2 feet deep!" moments Here is a video of a for instance.... http://videos.streetfire.net/Player.aspx?fileid=0EC8316F-6D79-417D-86C4-8A1775FA8076&p=0 And this is just a Really cool snorkel video. http://www.xjusa.com/vids/fording.wmv

I had one on my old XJ. No pics though.

Those Walmart crawlers are ok for what they are but I think Oizarod115 is looking more towards a hoddy store type r/c truck. There is a big difference. The type he is looking at you can change the body, throw in hopped up engines, change tires, upgrade shocks, heck I even put a rear locker in one of mine. There is a huge aftermarket following on those types of vehicles. Also he is looking for a Nitro R/C which means it has a 2 stroke engine that runs off a Nitro methane mix instead of batteries. They are a blast and will reach speed of around 50 mph. There is one thing to remember though. They are lots of $$$ and much like a JEEP, they will empty your wallet and bleed you dry. :D Here are a couple pics of one of my 1/8 scale trucks..... Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found

If you are thinking of going with a nitro R/C I have two words for you...... HPI SAVAGE

I think it looks a little......H2ish :dunno:

Anytime you want to give up one of those 2wd MJs to someone who will keep it 2wd. Let me know. :brows:

Looks good. Just one thing I thought I should point out. You should not attach your seatbelt to a roll bar outside of the body. In a rollover the cab of the truck could be shifted forward or to the side and you could be cruched in your seat by the seatbelts.

That's what I do. :D

I had a similar problem on another vehicle and it was a bad O2 sensor.

Today I started installing the TJ flares on the rear. First I cut out all the rust. The great thing about this mod is I mounted them high enough to cover the rust holes. Here are a few pics. I had to modify the gas door so it would clear the flares. Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found I still have to secure the flares better and paint them but this is about how it will look.