Not while driving it but similar to how people will put trash in the bed of a pickup truck.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Not while driving it but similar to how people will put trash in the bed of a pickup truck.
Wow beautiful Brick work! I am a Bricklayer by trade and seldom do you get to show your true skill like this.
How expensive is it to brick small jobs? My house is not 100% brick, only 80%. There’s one large area I’d like bricked (it’s where a bathtub is). I’m imagine it to be a $3-5k job but I’m afraid I’ll have a hard time getting someone to do it.
Red TJ. Half doors. Mostly stock. High Life.
A man of excellent taste. I approve immensely.
I was trained in western PA during those formative college years, so I blame you and yours for my leanings
Love the 'burgh
Installed the Fishbone Off Road Pirahna rear bumper.
The installation definitely requires two people due to the weight of the bumper.
The only problems I had were to fish the bolts and reinforcement brackets into the cross brace.
I was just about to ask if you got your bumper. Looks great!
The inboard one on the passengers side is doable without disturbing the gas tank; the passenger side requires you unbolting the factory skid plate and tipping the gas tank down ward a few inches.
That’s not a hood louver,very few louvers ?Stay far away from their hood louver. Drunk Chinamen designed it.
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Tudball
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I got rid of the old dry rotted BF Goodrich ATs that were on it when I bought it. Replaced them with a fresh set of 31x10.5 R15 Iron Man All Country A/T tires and replaced the beat up Canyon rims with some Ravine rims that I found on a local Facebook marketplace. MUCH better ride!
Must have a long driveway. I just hooked up to my Tacoma and pulled the jeep in along the side of the residential street in my neighborhood. People in my neighborhood were a little perplexed by it which made it more enjoyable.
Its longer than some, but I wouldn't call it long. I can get about 45 feet from the back wall of the garage to the front end of my Jeep and not have the Jeep hanging out into the street. Using a snatch block gives me 90 feet - more than enough! It even has a slight upward slope to help with tensioning.
Developed a slight squeal the past few days. Put a new idle pulley on this morning, and seems to have fixed the noise. Quick, simple, cheap, yet still rewarding.
The passenger side visor was missing when I bought it, so it got an ebay special 2 years ago. Lived with the warped, split driver side until last week. Installed a driver side ebay special. Now it folds up like it should, out of the way.
Trod286
TJ Enthusiast
sTRIPPED A tORX FIRST THING THIS mORNING. yEA ME.
I need to get a snatch block, might be able to do the same thing in my driveway.
I snapped one off on the windshield frame a couple weeks back and nothing would easily remove the stud. I bought and returned easy-outs, propane torch and broken drill bits.sTRIPPED A tORX FIRST THING THIS mORNING. yEA ME.
