Whooooaaaaa.....

The picture didn't come through (to me at least). Just a bunch of numbers and computer-ese lingo.

Try it again.

Loose nut behind the wheel
Another right-wing conservative.....
Born and raised in Jeep-Town

 

Looks great, clear shot.

 

Here's a pic of my old YJ

Jeff Niwa
98 TJ Sport
3" Teraflex System

 

Roy,

Very nice CJ!

Regards,

Larry 85CJ7, 350TBI ,T19 4spd

 

very nice CJ, what color is that paint? the picture is clear to me (internet explorer)i just ain't familiar with that color.

3/4tonYJ

 

that is a cool jeep!

 

He posted it without a file extension. IE handled it okay, but Netscape choked on it.

 

I attached to the post as a jpg; IE sees it fine. As for the color, it's charcoal grey. I'm currently getting the roll-bar mounts strengthened then inner and undercoated. It will probably go to the paint shop today or tomorrow to be painted the same color.

 

It's amazing how much "Swiss Cheese" you can find once you put a grinder to something. I visited my Jeep today and the paint guy said "look what I found", the whole straigh area under the driver door opening was pretty rusted, it's all ground to metal now and he is going to replace the bad sheet metal. Everything else for the most part is ok and will be prepped to be painted next week. Here is the sad part, it's going to cost a whole $50 for the extra sheet metal work and body mounts/bushings for the rear. What are friends for? I hope he doesn't "find" anything else.

 

re post of pic with jpg extension

 

Heeeeyyy, much better. I like it.

TEX

/wwwthreads_images/icons/wink.gif Got Mud?
G.U.M.B.O. Mud Racing

 

The pic barfed on Netscape.

Gary

 

the picture worked great for me. That is a very sweet looking jeep. I just picked up a 3" webbing 5-point Simpson racing harness for $25, box and all! Now to make attachments for it.... I should replace my driver's seat anyways since its shot but the towels keep my butt of the metal bars for now so I am thinking about making a metal tube that will run around the base of the seat and possible tie in to the frame. Mount the harness to that, and then when I get a racing seat mount it to the frame with some rubber bushings to keep out the jolts...? anyone have any opinions on this?