Oh ye of little faith.
Those Harbor Freight rings are FORGED doncha know?
And at $5 each, you know they are ready for any punishment you can dish out.
The unfortunate TJ of the day thread
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Oh ye of little faith.
Those Harbor Freight rings are FORGED doncha know?
And at $5 each, you know they are ready for any punishment you can dish out.
I mean... hell, I don't have the words...
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4402933173261273/?ref=browse_tab
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4402933173261273/?ref=browse_tab
I only have 2 words...
Edit: I had to do a double take at the second picture.
There's a yellow fire hydrant in the background and at first glance I thought it was a hood ornament
If it was, it definitely would have blended in with the motif.
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I just want to know if the exhaust stacks on the side are functional, or just decoration?
Since I own a Khaki TJ, I can now cross off yellow as a possible accent color. Silver diamond plate too.
I was going to make an offer on it until I saw the passenger side fender is bent. 
I think I threw up a lot in my mouth......
alittleoff
TJ Addict
This is why laboratory's and auto manufacturers should never have a cocktail lunch together.
Didn't they learn after the first Jurassic movie.
Didn't they learn after the first Jurassic movie.
I was going to make an offer on it until I saw the passenger side fender is bent.
You could probably use some of that Home Depot gutter guard material he's covering the exhaust stacks with to patch it up.
You might be able to get 42mpg since it's a 4xe.
What is crazy is at the county we had a huge roof leak on a building during a prolonged storm over 3 days . Out of scrambling to reduce the flow I had the guys cover the area , dry it off with towels , use a mapp gas torch to remove any dampness , and make a patch with flex tape . With a properly prepared area and applied carefully , the tape is amazing for a quick temporary repair. It sealed up a huge leak , and prevented further damage . A quick and dirty emergency repair aid . It absolutely works .
What is crazy is at the county we had a huge roof leak on a building during a prolonged storm over 3 days . Out of scrambling to reduce the flow I had the guys cover the area , dry it off with towels , use a mapp gas torch to remove any dampness , and make a patch with flex tape . With a properly prepared area and applied carefully , the tape is amazing for a quick temporary repair. It sealed up a huge leak , and prevented further damage . A quick and dirty emergency repair aid . It absolutely works .
Seems like a lot of extra work. The commercial shows him putting it on UNDER water...
I'm that guy , I tried this as an emergency repair and wanted to give it a shot at success . Who knows , it may have worked under water .
Wet, dry, doesn't make much difference... Cleaned vs uncleaned however, no sticky icky... If there is even the slightest coating of dust, dirt, grime, or oxidation it will not last long, if you're lucky to get it to stick at all.
Let's not forget the "it even seals under water" is also using that same water to put pressure on the patch...
Are those furnace vents for a dual intake CAI? Wonder how it handles in a cross wind with those side wings.
If there was a WTF of the year this would get my vote.
If there was a WTF of the year this would get my vote.
Well, found this nearby this week. I can't believe these were commercially produced. It's like they said "hey, let's take all of the positive and attractive attributes of a TJ and totally ruin them." 
Get em to knock the price down a couple of grand... junkyard hood, fenders...flip it for $7500 and quick profit.
-Mac
Well, found this nearby this week. I can't believe these were commercially produced. It's like they said "hey, let's take all of the positive and attractive attributes of a TJ and totally ruin them."
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It’s like people putting a body kit on a fiero and calling it a Ferrari.
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