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I stalked your rig on craigslist.

good looking rig... but how come i fear the end of the story is going to end in tragedy. :ack:

ok that was a big picture. i'll stop.

sorry i'm a little board at work... fuse block.

maybe never mind on the resize

have no idea how you resize your pic's but you can go to "show codes" at the bottom of your pic's and "direct link" them... but you might want to play around with sizing them. anybody?

good looking rig. and depending where you live in san jose i'm close but would have known more about it when it was an '87. right now i reside in cupertino and work in santa clara. mark

sounds more like a ground problem so after you check/replace your fuses and while your checking your bulbs find your ground wires and clean them up. my '87xj & '91mj had similar problem.

hey ryan way to defend ur show. kudos. :thumbsup: if you need a rig for a 2wd to 4wd conversion i got one for you. mark

my daughters named my rigs with a little disney influence. the mj is named herbie cause it's white with stripes. the other rigs have names like horace, jasper and oddball. my '45 willys got tagged with grandpa. i never have or ever thought about naming a rig but after yrs of saying white, blue, green, junk, *%$#, etc... i call them by there names all the time. edit: but mommy's car is "mommy's car" ?????

you prob have them in your kit but a good set of (replaceable/lifetime warranty) torques bits. even though a flat head or small prybar works a good door panel removal tool can be used on a lot more than just panels... window trim, prying out rubber grommets, anything that uses those little plastic panel clips. old plastic doesn't like force. a pickle fork can also be used in multiple ways too.

aaaahhhh.... he started the post with his ?. :thumbsup: edit: i've seen that rig before but not sure where maybe in this thread. if not there are a few more flat beds good and bad in the thread. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/jeep-cherokee/587186-bad-@$$-mjs-pics-post.html

everybody has you on the right path. to save a little coin grab the spring plates. that ruffstuff kit is what you need but it can be pieced together cheaper but.... and don't forget about gear ratio if your 4wd.

just change all the fluids, filters, and give it a tune up (new cap, rotor & wires) and drive it. i know starving student but this way u'll know it's been done. good looking rig.

just read that fister grew up a giants fan. B)