Much like a lotus, it sheds parts as it ages, making it lighter... and faster... more capable..... also a safety feature; when it rains you get soaked, reminds you to slow down

 

The unibody rails look good though. I can't wait to see how bad Stan is when I get home.

 

Hmm. My schedule just changed. Let me check with the wife.

 

yea they're solid. Fixed a bit of the lip that holds up the floor pan in the front but that's it.

Chassis saver makes it look prettier

 

Need suggestion for rebuild shop near Frederick for my d35 rear.

Not having much luck finding a used 3:07 rear.

 

I have 3.07 gears for a 8.25

 

take a trip to a couple junkyards - any Cherokee with a 5 speed in it will have the correct gear ratio and will bolt right in. You can pick one up for around $150 complete.

 

I second that. It will, in the end, be MUCH cheaper to swap in a C8.25 than to rebuild the turdy-5.

I would help with the swap....and the fact that you have been looking for maybe 2 hours...says you give up too soon young grasshopper.


If nothing else, check http://www.car-part.com

 

This makes me feel better about the condition of my floor pans. Where are ya getting this done at?

 

doing it at Alex's shop in Sykesville

 

Note to self - wear throw away gloves when painting chasis saver. the crap will not come off my hands and I have used everything at work to try. Bringing neoprene gloves tonight.

 

All you had to do was ask......

 

yea i scrubbed the **** out of my arms and hands - anywhere it happened to dry, it's still there...


guess that bodes well for my framerails

 

I was looking for a pop up camper and found this....too bad it's not 4wd.

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/m...104805017.html

Guy who wrote the ad is creative.

 

at least you won't have to worry about them rusting