Picked up a set of black limited door cards with pockets at the junkyard (and a front driveshaft)



I need to go back to get the rest of the junkyard interior so I can convert my tan/black one to straight black.

Anyone parting a 97-01 with a black interior? Sell me your parts please!

 

I want to convert mine so bad. I have black carpet and want a black dash and seats.

 

The kids and I went out and enjoyed it.

 

Picked up a new CV shaft for my SYE install




And if I ever decide to go to 40s lol

 

nujeepguy

i was thinking i could slip a moto cm200 in somewhere nope!



dont want it up high, so it looks like i have to bolt it onto the right side of the console
going the wrong way!
then i thought well then i could put a A5 spectra in there as it really doesnt take up much more room
but i dont want to try running one of those mounted sideways



im used to a Town and Country not a subcompact XJ!

gonna end up like this i suppose

 

I found the culprit of my cruise control not working. The wire cut clean to my blinkers switch

 

the jeep is officially street legal again!!

also swung down to pick n pull and grabbed a big chevy 5 speed shift boot to help seal up the lokar shifter, and picked up a 97+ center console with an unbroken mount. there were no console lids for it in the entire yard tho, but i was planning on using my zj console lid any how

 

once i get 4x4 working on my xj we need to go do some trail riding, they keep building stuff in my favorite spots

 

Definitely man, I'm down whenever you're ready.

 

"A few things I did today. I finally installed the cheap ($15) oil catch can installed. You know there is a lot of blow by in that old 4.0, This is what my air filter looks like after a couple K on the clock.
While I was at it I decided to pull my fender back in some what simulates the body line. ((My Latest trail damage) Got to love keeping it rattle can white. the white on the Bushwacker is just dust from sanding."

 

These transmission mount bolts really dont want to come out

 

Damn.

*cough* Snap-On *cough*

 

Or just don't use a ratcheting tool on a stuck bolt

 

A more cost effective solution for sure.

 

Time for a breaker bar?