It's more of a Delaware duo, with an occasional trio who says he's coming, but rarely does....

 

We're both part of Southern Delaware Jeep Club but it's just the two of us. I work on it when i have my one day off a week and Oldblue whenever he wants to.

 

 

Where do you guys usually go? I'm probably moving to North Florida but wondering what I've been missing out on around here

 

Rausch, but there's also a place in Laurel owned by Eastern Shore Jeep Association that hosts monthly open wheel days, no rocks just mud and wood trails. Sometimes the club hosts or joins an event with an obstacle course in the event like this last weekend at the Fairgrounds. Where are you located?

 

Long Neck area

 

Well shoot, i'm right down that way. Live in Rehoboth, family-in-law live off 24.

 

Haha right on! I don't know that my stock could do a lot of mud or Rausch but some woods riding might be cool

 

I've probably seen you around before lol Yea look up SDJC and ESJA on facebook to keep up to date on events and such. Name's Mike Eisenberger by the way.

 

Sweet name! I'm Matt *last name withheld to protect the innocent* I'll keep up with the fb page. I know I've seen your Jeep around. There's a ton of them in the area

 

I came, I saw, I got impressed. Good stuff man, I had no idea that your Jeep was to this level based on the only pic I ever see being your avatar lol. Great progress man, keep it up!

 

Ha thanks. I know, i've tried to change my avatar and it doesn't seem to keep.

Weekly Update:

This week i had to work so I got there afterwards. Main point of the night was to get the jeep rolling if we needed to move it. That meant getting the brackets on the front axle welded on and the rear wheels on. After some shifting and moving around we positioned the axle and tacked the brackets on before dropping it again to get it on all angles. While the axle was out we boxed the upper control arm bracket, just piece of mind and we had scrap to use. These lower control arm brackets look like a full 1" higher up than stock, really looking forward to seeing them when the Jeep is on it's own weight to see the angle. Put the new tailpipe on and rear wheels on while Oldblue was welding, feels good having the rear of the jeep on it's own weight again after all this time. It definitely sits higher in the back now after hanging for so long and virtually no weight in the back. Seeing the wheels on the ground the rails line up perfectly too, couldn't ask for the fitment to be any better. Next is to clean, paint, and reinstall the axle.





Notice you can't see the bolt holes for the arms.

 

Never realized that bridge in the background is South Side of the Inlet. Skimboarded there for years haha.

Need some A-1 for all that beef!

 

I can fix that for you. Just send it to me

 

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