Recent content by Hick_Ross

If Jeff wants it, go ahead. Im battling on too many fronts right now. I won't hijack this thread with my Wrangler woes.

It'll buff right out.

The carpet looks charcoal or gray in pics. Very interested if it is.

Very cool to take a look at where we've been in history. Thank you.

I can certainly appreciate the ability to "shelf" a project for the winter. However, I have 2 daughters who are now at driving age, therefore, both my wife and myself are now full time DD the Heeps.... Daughters get the Durango and the Ram. I believe in putting them in the safest, road...

That is a great question best answered by someone with extensive knowledge on fluid film. My expertise is in asphaltic resins, resin/wax based interior sealants. I can tell you with asphaltic resin, a once-a-year good scrubbing of the undercarriage on a DD, with a power washer and degreaser is...

Couldn't agree with you more.

Out of necessity to appease the wife who had to look at the rusty holes in the fenders and what the po did to my '03, I opted for Barricade. Cheap, quickly done and instantly approved the appearance. To top it off, I know it is now faster, gets better gas mileage, more torque and won't ever...

Yes they are. After being in the southwest, I cannot tell you how nice it was to not clean mud off everything. Scraping rocks and Joshua trees, that's another story.

I can tell you after 17 years in the "auto rust business", living in Indiana, we know what we are in for. I cannot express how invaluable cleanliness, painting or por15, undercoating, rust protection or not driving in the winter is.

It begins again. A 2003 Wrangler X. After living on the road for 2 years using my Ram 1500 to cross Wheeler Pass in Nevada, Titus Canyon to Death Valley, numerous BLM trails In Nevada, California, Arizona and New Mexico then finally back home again in Indiana! Not only one but a 2001 also...

Just torqued it myself with well calibrated wrench.

First post to these fine forums. Unfortunately, it is about the aforementioned "Death Wobble". After 10 years in the Army, raising 4 kids, skiing accidents, motorcycle accidents, tornadoes, forest fires and being married to a red head; I can most certainly tell you that having death wobble at...