Jack_Stefan
TJ Enthusiast
Last Sunday. This was much more difficult than I thought lol
Rust flakes in the eyes is even better. That stuff hurts.
Last Sunday. This was much more difficult than I thought lol
Last Sunday. This was much more difficult than I thought lol
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Edit here’s an ig video I uploaded
Ty guys. I think I’ll have to paint my front fenders. The color is like one shade off. But if it’s not too noticeable I’ll keep it.
It’s a single stage paint.
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Thank you!I bought a brand new vehicle and the front was a shade or two off from the factory. Nice seats and paint job.
funny observation...looks like one of the party rental tents, might lose the deposit
I bought it used on fb for 100$ it worked perfect!!! It’s 10’x20’
I had two box fans blowing inside. Worked really good
Since it will likely be a long time before I bother to get a double DIN navigation/audio/video/pup tent/nuclear powered can opener system for the LJ I decided to hang a tablet from the passenger side of the center bezel. I prefer a tablet to my cell phone because my old eyes need the bigger screen to make any sense of the map app (Gaia GPS) that I use. I mounted a RAM ball level with the panic bar so it is out of the way of my favorite passenger (she prefers the terms "Darling" "Dearest" or just plain "Ma'am").
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With the 10" tablet installed it is out of the way but easily readable and the tablet holder can easily be removed and stowed in a pocket on the back of the seat when not in use. It probably (?!) won't get in the way of the passenger airbag and does not interfere with the air vents or the gearshift (NSG370 6-speed manual), although I doubt if I'll be using 5th gear on the trail very often. The ball on top of the bezel is for my phone.
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While I had the center stack open I finally managed to chase down a truly annoying low frequency buzz behind the dash that has been eluding me for several months. It turned out to be the support bracket for the back of the OEM radio, which I had swapped for an aftermarket single DIN unit several years ago. No idea why it chose to start rubbing on the dash frame when it did, but removing it solved the issue and I can now sleep again on those long road trips to Silverton/Ouray. I'll let "Ma'am" drive until we get to the trail...
Wife is in Greece- time to touch up the half doors I’m refurbin’ ...on the island
If there were no women, houses would rarely be nice....
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Hmmm, they are only half doors.....
That is an awesome price! Let me know if decide to sell
Wife is in Greece
If there were no women, houses would rarely be nice....
Since it will likely be a long time before I bother to get a double DIN navigation/audio/video/pup tent/nuclear powered can opener system for the LJ I decided to hang a tablet from the passenger side of the center bezel. I prefer a tablet to my cell phone because my old eyes need the bigger screen to make any sense of the map app (Gaia GPS) that I use. I mounted a RAM ball level with the panic bar so it is out of the way of my favorite passenger (she prefers the terms "Darling" "Dearest" or just plain "Ma'am").
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With the 10" tablet installed it is out of the way but easily readable and the tablet holder can easily be removed and stowed in a pocket on the back of the seat when not in use. It probably (?!) won't get in the way of the passenger airbag and does not interfere with the air vents or the gearshift (NSG370 6-speed manual), although I doubt if I'll be using 5th gear on the trail very often. The ball on top of the bezel is for my phone.
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While I had the center stack open I finally managed to chase down a truly annoying low frequency buzz behind the dash that has been eluding me for several months. It turned out to be the support bracket for the back of the OEM radio, which I had swapped for an aftermarket single DIN unit several years ago. No idea why it chose to start rubbing on the dash frame when it did, but removing it solved the issue and I can now sleep again on those long road trips to Silverton/Ouray. I'll let "Ma'am" drive until we get to the trail...
My ole eyes aren't what they use to be either. hell, you can pick up a used tablet for $20ish on MP these days.
I'd need a 17" laptop to see it clearly.