Crazy curiosity?
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From: Arizona
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
My wife doesn't like sleeping on the ground in the open like I have all my life so she has to at least have a tent. We cover a lot of ground when we go out, so setting up and taking down a tent takes up time we would rather spend in a new location. With the bug we just have to do the tent thing is all.
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From: Dawson Springs, KY
Year: 1985
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.5L
A piece of pipe at all four corners of the basket, some PVC pipe to make hoops and a little tarp to make a tent and up off the ground and inside a tent for the wife 
Happy wife, happy life!

Happy wife, happy life!
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From: Arizona
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
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So the Cherokee cures both of our hangups.
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From: Hacienda Heights
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
My EMP ride is an '88 E-350 diesel, it's also my work vehicle. If it were manual trans and 4x4 it would be ideal, but at least it's 'flex fuel' and full of tools & has sleeping space. It's currently fueled with the drained fluids from my new '87 xj; engine, trans, & diff oils. The t-case had about a shot glass of black fluid in it so not much help from it. Yes, that hodge-podge is a bit thick, luckily I have old crap gas from some seadoos I drained to thin it out with.
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Dawson Springs, KY
Year: 1985
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.5L
My EMP ride is an '88 E-350 diesel, it's also my work vehicle. If it were manual trans and 4x4 it would be ideal, but at least it's 'flex fuel' and full of tools & has sleeping space. It's currently fueled with the drained fluids from my new '87 xj; engine, trans, & diff oils. The t-case had about a shot glass of black fluid in it so not much help from it. Yes, that hodge-podge is a bit thick, luckily I have old crap gas from some seadoos I drained to thin it out with.
I would be starving all the time if my vehicle smelled like french fries
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From: Arizona
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I will eventually switch this XJ over to diesel. I Have a friend who builds diesel motorcycles and he gets almond oil cheap from up north and runs it in his. Yes, it smells like almonds. lol
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CF Veteran
Joined: May 2015
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From: Arizona
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
My EMP ride is an '88 E-350 diesel, it's also my work vehicle. If it were manual trans and 4x4 it would be ideal, but at least it's 'flex fuel' and full of tools & has sleeping space. It's currently fueled with the drained fluids from my new '87 xj; engine, trans, & diff oils. The t-case had about a shot glass of black fluid in it so not much help from it. Yes, that hodge-podge is a bit thick, luckily I have old crap gas from some seadoos I drained to thin it out with.


