What did you do to your TJ today?
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Very nice. I think we ended up with 8-9 inches. Some parts of the state got 17 inches plus.
My wife and I both like AZ a lot. Have spend time in Chandler, Sedona, Flagstaff and our favorite Jerome. It's been a few years but the next time I would like to go south and west a bit to see those areas.
Move here with your Jeep, or come on vacation without it. We love hosting out of towners.
It's all the snow that my wife and I like to see at our age. Don't have to drive in snow if we choose not to, and with me being retired and her working from home, we don't choose to drive in it. It's pretty while it's here for a bit though.
Weāve only had a dusting so far. I expect it will stay until March or so.
I canāt wait to move away.
The South Eastern part is my favorite. I do like the Flagstaff area though. We're thinking of visiting the Flagstaff area eventually ourselves.
Kinda like the Beverly Hill Billies, Arizona is the place to be!!!
Was like thinking not right now, right now.
Just think of living here, how close we are for a JV run.
Take your time my friend. I just want to have with beers your Mrs. Her meme's are on point.
man whats the issue with installing the double din ? thats so easy a caveman could do it !
I just want to meet your Mrs. in person. With her avatar and meme's, she has to be a hoot while having beers around the campfire.
Damn it. I already took a shower, but I've got the itch to go work on the Jeep.
I was wondering the same thing, had mine installed in about 2 hours. The biggest pain the but was cutting out part of the plastic brace thing so the radio would fit correctly.
Several issues.
I'm a perfectionist.
I bought a 25 year old Jeep. Everything the PO's tried to fix, they did half-ass or not at all. When I start working on one thing, I end up working on two or three things.
You know how things snowball. I pulled the seats to run a tap down a couple of the mounting holes. I didn't feel safe with the seats moving all over the place. Each seat only had two bolts and neither of them were correct. Since the seats were out, may as well pull the console, clean under it and paint it. There was overspray on it and the shift light was out. I pulled 14 coins, 3 pens, a bunch of toothpicks, a baby sock and about a 1/4" of muck off the top of the hump. The console only had one screw holding it in. The seats and console are out, so may as well put down the Kilmat and install the flooring. Meanwhile, figure out what bulb I need in the fog light switch since the radio bezel is off, screw around with the wiring on the HVAC, run the backup cam wiring, wire in a power port under the dash for the USB plug and phone charger. Get rid of the extra wiring behind the dash that isn't connected to anything. I also noticed most of the fuses were corroded and some of them were the wrong amperage. Replaced all of them.
So yeah, installing a radio is easy if that's all you are doing.
My last Jeep that wasn't new was almost 40 years ago. There is a learning curve.
On my 65 and 67 Mustang, I can rip through almost anything in a day, but I have owned vintage Mustangs since I was a kid.
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