Originally Posted by claygrassmann

dude im in the army and if you are gonna be an officer good luck on ever finding time to work on your jeep your self when you finally make it to the real army, i mean im betting since you just had your knee opened up that you will end up med boarding cause the army will just ruin your knee even more, i had great knees when i got in seix years ago now i can barely carry my two year old up the stairs, but you also said that you are up doin that stuff 5 days a week, what about the other two? im sure that you could find a buddy that you go to school with that is into jeeps to help, most army guys i kno love that stuff, if you have access to an army base go to the car care center, those guys are great and can give you a hand, they helped me rebuild the front suspension on my liberty the other day, so help is out there you just have to do some of the looking for yourself, leg work is part of having a jeep, no pun intended

Originally Posted by leo3000

do you have any family or something that has a drill and a free saturday? it really shouldnt be that tricky

as for finding a shop i cant really help you but you can open up the phone book and call around...

Originally Posted by 11Past9

That's the dumbest ****ing thing I've ever heard. If you don't feel like installing your own sliders then sell your jeep. Ok guy good advice.

0415am wake up
0500am - 0800am ranger team pt
0805am - 0950 am accounting
1100-1150 am geo sci
1200-100pm meetings
1-200pm stat class
400pm-600pm lab

then it's dark and I'm tired not to mention I just had ****ing open knee surgery

but I guess busy people aren't allowed to have jeeps and should all sell them. Well said high speed. Craigslist here I come anyone wanna buy me jeep because I don't have time to take my Gimp knee *** out in the cold in the dark to install sliders because I was up at 4am 5 days a week with ranger team and classes and meeting all day.

Originally Posted by OnlyInMyXJ22

You're taking things a little too serious champ. I don't expect you to sell your Jeep. It's just when it comes to aftermarket type stuff, you're going to spend a pretty penny most of the time to have someone else install it. But if you don't mind spending it, go for it.

And to say busy people can't have Jeeps is a joke and I NEVER implied that. I work 50 hours a week with an hour drive each way, go to school full-time, and manage to spend time with my girlfriend and have a social life while building a Jeep.