Let me know next time you're in the Bay! We can set steel plates up to ~1,500 yards!
I don't think I can throw that far
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Let me know next time you're in the Bay! We can set steel plates up to ~1,500 yards!
Of course, Im thinking you are not going to work on your jeep, right?
$40,000 for the JKU then another $40,000 to get it up to speed with an 80 that has about say $20,000 invested.
Wow, sounds like a great weekend...Lil roadtrip with concretejungle.
Palo duro canyon, North rim Grand Canyon, Hole in the rock, lake canyon, rincon, poison spider, hells revenge, fins n things, arches N.P., elephant hill and beef basin ..... It was a long weekend
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Fresh coat of wax with my helper earlier tonight. too bad it summoned the rain gods and we'll see rain all week. It's really quite amazing at how well this paint buffs to a shine even after several trips off-road and being 19 years old.
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Of course, Im thinking you are not going to work on your jeep, right?
$40,000 for the JKU then another $40,000 to get it up to speed with an 80 that has about say $20,000 invested.
You will be working on a jeep much more often...
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20 plate heat exchanger, shurflo pump and thermostatic mixing valve (not pictured) installed for onboard hot shower...
Wow, sounds like a great weekend...
How many miles you have on that rig?
This is your original 80 isn't it?
120K Geez, well they don't call an addiction for no reason.20k??? Try more like $120+k with my other 80s
As far as the jeep is concerned....40k+ another 60k should get me a capable jeep I don't have to wrench on for the next 5+ years
Its cool to see you post.Received my Rocky Road Outfitters sliders last week. Installed them on Saturday. They fit perfect, my only wish is that they were a bit more of a step slider. Otherwise the install was a breeze for me. I used a floor jack and two logs, that was easy!
I'm headed to Moab in June, it's probably going to be hot then but am looking forward to the experience.
@McDowra You got a link to a write up on this job? I didn't really even know there were filters there...
Finished my RTT mount job
Now to remove I just pull 4 bolts, and lift off. Should be very simple.