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Thats bad, but not as bad as my highschool parking lot was. There was a lowered ZJ with 17" chrome rims, the "uni-wiper" and disgustingly ricey decals all over the side. There was also a lowered '02 TJ with little tires that looked like like they belonged on a civic or something...

I second that motion. I always prefer a topless female jeeper thand one with her top on. :mrgreen: hehe, sorry I just couldn't resist. TARSI

Yeah, I always try to stop for jeepers when they are on the side of the road. I figure If I stop for them, maybe theyll stop for me if I ever need help. TARSI

Yeah, my YJ has the bar and there are two lips on either side of the door that my bar goes into. Then the tailgate closes over the center section of the bar. Hope that helps and Welcome to Jeepz.com TARSI

We missed the WJ. Its either the old Grand Cherokees or the new ones. With all these letters I get confused sometimes. But hey all you need to know is the YJ because they are quite simply the best jeeps around. hehe :mrgreen: j/k all jeeps are great TARSI

Looks sweet. I only wish that I could give my jeep a paint job like that. Keep up the god work TARSI

I get the same thing too. I thought it was just me TARSI

I vote for what tug said. Ive had to carry 2 15' paralamn beams for work and I did it that way. Those things weighed about 300 a piece and I had no problems. I tied the rear of them to my reciever hitch and the front down to the front bumper. I did aboiut 50 with them up there and they didnt...

sweet ride. Even though its not a SWB Jeep, I'll forgive you :wink: TARSI

first trip on tires. Thats pretty funny

I would just throw the carpet in the wash. When mine got a mildewy after one too many rain showers, I did that and it got the smell out and cleaned it up real nice TARSI

Whoever puts that on their jeep should be drawn and quartered. After that their jeep should serve as a makeshift RTI rammp for all of us test our articulation on. TARSI

174. When your parents won't let you park in the driveway and force you to park in the woods because "Your jeep leaks too much" And since I am extremely bored right now, I have taken up a new project. I am going to make that book of all these posts. With pictures for you visual learners out...

I knew somebody knew which fuse it was. At least I was close only 1 fuse away from being right :wink: TARSI

Well, if its in late may or later then I can go. Earlier than that I'm still in college. As for a place to have it I vote for PA as that is where I live. If we can't have it in PA, then I will go into the corner and cry and see you in TEXAS. TARSI

Yeah those aluminum torx screws strip out real easy. I stripped out one when I got my new doors and it was hard as heck to get them out, even with the EZout. The aluminum was so soft that the EZout couldn't bite in. Good luck getting them out. TARSI

There are two ways to do that. One involves pulling the fuse for those lights. I believe its #5 or #7, not sure because I don't ahve a TJ (maybe a TJ owner has the right fuse number). The second is what I did in my YJ. I installed a set of quick disconnect connectors inline into the wires...

That one in clueless wasn't a real jeep, It was an automatic. Everyone knows that real jeeps are stick. :D :D Sorry, Its just that I cannot stand autos. Why trust a machine to do a job that you should be doing? TARSI

Nice! Thanks for the offer, but I managed to just squeeze it in before it rebooted last night. I had like 2.5 seconds left after it finished. TARSI

Yeah, I have winXP on my laptop that I only got 3 weeks ago. I was hit so bad that everytime I got online, I had to restart. I could barely d/l the patch for it before I had to restart. And it only Affects systems running Windows 2000 or higher (ME, 2k, XP) TARSI