We have one of those for sale locally. Only 22,000 miles.
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If I had money to spare and it was closer I would be tempted to buy it.
We have one of those for sale locally. Only 22,000 miles.
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I did notice today that at idle and when reving the engine I can hear the alternator wine after installing the cables. Maybe the alternator is going out?
Installed the M.O.R.E. skid plate. I have to say, for the price (with their 20% off anniversary sale) this thing is beefy. The install was pretty easy, but I am not a huge fan of the bent wrench they provide to get the bolts behind the frame side motor mount. It did work, it just took a bit of trial and error to get the bend correct. My oil pan already has a pretty big dent int it, but it does not leak, and still seems for drain fine, so for now this will just protect my deformed oil pan and Auto trans parts.
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I have this on two Jeeps. Both are bowed up but still clear of the pan. Great skid.
That is great. It was not easy finding any reviews of it on-line so I am glad to hear you like yours. I just could not bring myself to spend double the price on a big name, and a lot of them seem to require the use of that brand's transfer case skid. I still have the factory TC skid. It is just a bis ass steel plate, why does it need to cost so much?
If I had money to spareand it was closerI wouldbe tempted tobuy it.
Ya gotta pay to play.![]()
That is great. It was not easy finding any reviews of it on-line so I am glad to hear you like yours. I just could not bring myself to spend double the price on a big name, and a lot of them seem to require the use of that brand's transfer case skid. I still have the factory TC skid. It is just a bis ass steel plate, why does it need to cost so much?
Revised for personal application.
Wouldn't hurt to inquire...@TheBoogieman, what's the asking price?
Revised for personal application.
Wouldn't hurt to inquire...@TheBoogieman, what's the asking price?
Well, I've had this TJ a little while. My daughter drove it through high school prettly much stock with the dreaded 3.07 gears. But after a bunch of upgrades, I am planning a trip to Colorado and Utah. So, this weekend, I took an offroading class, and it sure was fun .
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$16,000.There's a 1972' Commando around and the guy is asking $23,750 (19,000 miles). I like them, just not that much.
I did the heater core over the weekend. Not as hard as I thought it'd be, spent more time soundproofing the firewall than I did taking the dash out lol. If I'd just done the heater core with no extra, would have taken me around 5ish hours. View attachment 524681
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Got it mostly back together and took it for a test drive; all worked well.
THEN - Finished putting the dash panels on, and now my brake lights flash on and off continuously as soon as the key is on, and the blinker sounds like it's ticking (but not indicating anything). Blinkers themselves do work fine, though. So I've got a wiring gremlin to chase down now.
Doing my axle u-joints this evening and tomorrow night as well too.... Glad it's finally warm out so I can go back to spending my free time on the jeep instead of wheeling it hahah.
We have one of those for sale locally. Only 22,000 miles.
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