South Florida Dysfunctional 4x4's
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by cf1k1
Thinking about taking a ride up to the WPB/Benoist JY this weekend. Need that wiper switch and I wanna get the fog light harness and chit.
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From: West Palm Beach
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 h.o. with 703's and a KN&N drop in filter
Originally Posted by AeroSynch
Can you please get him a D30, driveshaft, 4x4 AW4, and an NP231?
I hope the junkyards by me sell axle shafts this cheap.
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Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
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From: Fort Myers, FL
Year: 1996
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I have today off. I've seen both in my local Jeep & car clubs, as well as here, people mentioning going to "East Bonita" in Bonita Springs, Lee County. It was pretty damn wet a month or so ago. I ventured out there today to see how it was with the break in rain we've had, hoping it's drying up so we can start wheeling there again.
Just the opposite.
The water level is somehow even higher then it was before, and its been a few weeks since this coast was hit with any serious rain. What a downer. We just have to wait longer I suppose.
Even the short cuts around the really deep holes were water logged.
Just the opposite.
The water level is somehow even higher then it was before, and its been a few weeks since this coast was hit with any serious rain. What a downer. We just have to wait longer I suppose.
Even the short cuts around the really deep holes were water logged.
Last edited by Bustedknuckle; Nov 16, 2011 at 03:23 PM.
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Bustedknuckle
I have today off. I've seen both in my local Jeep & car clubs, as well as here, people mentioning going to "East Bonita" in Bonita Springs, Lee County. I was pretty damn wet a month or so ago. I ventured out there today to see how it was with the break in rain we've had, hoping it's drying up so we can start wheeling there again.
Just the opposite.
The water level is somehow even higher then it was before, and its been a few weeks since this coast was hit with any serious rain. What a downer. We just have to wait longer I suppose.
Even the short cuts around the really deep holes were water logged.
Just the opposite.
The water level is somehow even higher then it was before, and its been a few weeks since this coast was hit with any serious rain. What a downer. We just have to wait longer I suppose.
Even the short cuts around the really deep holes were water logged.