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I actually kind of like the yellow one. But, then, yellow and black as always been my favorite color combination for any vehicle.

I does look well done, as in the work, put into it was professional quality. But WHY? I guess I could see it being rented on prom night for sutdents at the Booker T. Washington High.

Here's a 1998 Cherokee XJ, asking just over $5,000usd. 185,000 km (about 115,000 miles). Tires look decent. No photos of interior or undercarriage. Listed specs: LS 6.2 Valves Ford 8.8 Positive Differential Disc Brakes Spring Suspension 41-11 Gears Headers Hard Drive Steering Rods Modified...

No worse than my TJ. We can squeeze 'em in behind the passenger's seat. Don't mind that if the price is right and it's in decent shape.

The new year is in and we are in the city for a few days. I plan to look a few Cherokee XJs in the next couple of days. I have two in particular that have my attention. Granted, I have to go actually look at them to know whether they are worth it, but any insight into model year or things to...

That is exactly the program. I had hurt my leg so was unable to ride for a couple of months. By the time I got back in the saddle, the old nag was full of himself.

Makes sense. I had a good mule but he didn't get enough work. Got real broncy, threw me twice. Kind of the same principle in a way, I reckon.

Now, that's an unusually uniformed set of replies. Must mean something! Thanks, fellows.

This video came up in my feed. Dude uses a can of Seafoam spray on his Toyota 4.7l V8 that has almost 250,000 miles on it. Anyone here every do this with our 4.0l straight 6?

Like horse manure is "better" than pig manure.

Come to think of it, I never did have an AOL address, but I did have a Compuserve address. I think that's worth two AOL addresses.

I scored a perfect 20!

For anybody who owns a 6cyl 4.0l engine...

I preached at a church in SF a few years back, spent the weekend there. I walked clear across Haights-Asbury on a free afternoon. I think that place had more demon possessed people per square mile than any place I've ever been.

Thanks. I was told that they were removed, but that well may be the case. I see if changing the O2 sensor or sensors is worth the bother. As the engine is running fine, it's probalby not worth the cost and effort, though.

It's a miracle!!!!! Thanks for all the feedback. I have often heard that lacking cats could cause back-pressure issues that can cause problems. But sounds like we're good - all of us.

Yeah, the NW does get confused with New. No worries...

Remember back when the dash lights were accessible from underneath and you could just reach up behind the dash and pull them out to replace them? I had a weenie riding with me once in my old GMC pickup. I had just done a brake job and there was a tiny bubble in one line, so the brake light was...

I live in NW Mexico. Commented in my OP that it is not legally required here, at least there are no mechanisms in place to check it.

When I bought my 2006 TJ last year, I didn't realize that it was missing two of the three catalytic converters. I'm pretty sure it's the two pre-cats that are missing. I'm running 31x10.5/15s with a 4.0l engine coupled to an automatic transmission. My fuel consumption is decent. I don't...