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Loation: Westchester, New York Price:18,500 USD Mileage:42,600 miles VIN:1J4FA39S85P385541 2005 Rocky Mountain Edition, 4.0 6 cyl., 6-spd manual transmission, Dana 44 rear axle, Patriot Blue, clean inside out, all OEM with blue booth added to factory radio. Comes with Quadratec floor mats, Jeep...

If you are looking for a reasonably easy way to put together a hoist/lift for your TJ/LJ hardtop, this guy's video is worth watching. Over the weekend, I followed the tutorial step by step and am glad to report that it actually works. Nothing to write home about--but it gets it done and doesn't...

here it is...

pretty sure it's a CJ. and as someone who works in audio/visual production, I absolutely love how that scene is shot/cut. will see if I can find a link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MROX1J4/?tag=wranglerorg-20 Thinking of giving this a try. Frame interior is largely in good shape (from what I can tell)--but around one of the holes(near control arm, driver side) I can stick my finger in and feel some flakes coming off. Hard to gauge how bad it...

good to know. thx!

thanks. say if I don't use that feature--size/shape wise, they will fit. correct?

gtk. thx!

Looking to buy from a local seller, wondering if they will fit. Wondering if anybody has done it before. thanks.

Hi Jerry-do points1,2and 3 apply to 42RLE too? Nice write up btw.

x2 on tires. I bought a 2006 LJ last year with 16K miles on it. It had a fairly pronounced steering wobble at around 60 mph. Shop dated the tires to be originals manufactured in 2005. After they were replaced, wobbles immediately gone and it drives very smooth. So yes, tires would be worthy of...

-It's a vehicle that gives me everything I need and nothing I don't; -It's a vehicle that reminds me that I am driving, rather than sitting on a cushy arm chair surrounded by a bunch of gadgets; -It's a vehicle that I enjoy looking at almost as much as driving; -It's a vehicle that my 6 year old...

Have been doing it for about a year. Quick 2 cents: --consider getting a couple extra car seats and leave them in the back of the T/LJ, if that's the route you end up taking. Getting the seat in/out of the TJ is probably the most troublesome part of the whole endeavor. In summer with the top...

I haven't been around that long, but this is a terrific forum. Ended up on a JL forum while researching on my recently acquired LJ the other day--folks there have something very nice to say about this TJ forum.

so true. I'm having a hard time understanding why ppl complain about the ride quality. To me it's perfect, especially the 6-spd manual on freeways. some nights, after wife and kid go to bed, I would go out and sit in it a bit, checking my phone or simply do nothing. i know it's kind of silly...