- Joined
- Mar 20, 2005
- Location
- Morganton NC
Fitting the links in, checking clearances, move the radiator up an inch, more progress!
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say all those R&P are ballast weight to keep the Jeep on the lift?
You worried about your Hood looking good, & Now I see the Cowl. Holy poop! I fuse about a "bruise" on mine, & you got a Crater! I bet you could weld a diff cover over that; be just about right.ON all 4's, Now for some tweeking here and there!
I'm getting an all warm and fuzzy feeling...………………
OK truth, even at my age this is making my sticker peck out!
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1 the welder has gotten used to it after welding 30 yearsDoes the Welder not have a problem with Hot Weld falling in his boots, or is he just used to it?
1 the welder has gotten used to it after welding 30 years
2 its incentive to not let weld fall
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Now you are going to have to learn to drive again Chip. Looking good.
Damn good work Chris. Happy trails Chip.I'd say it was a success!
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Told ya you would have to learn to drive again.I was VERY pleased with how my Jeep worked today. It worked so good, that between a hole on the left rear, and my front right climbing a tree, momentum going up a hill, spelled flop on the side, folding the hood around a tree! All good, pulled the plugs once back upright, cleared the cylinders, and all was good. Did a little(a lot) of body work on the hood, doesn't look "too" bad.
When the Jeep was back on all 4's, the front right tire was behind the tree that it was climbing. When I got back in the seat, to drive it on up, I swear, it looked like my tire was 3-4 feet away from that damn tree! LOL but, they grow straight up even on hills, so, while the upper part may have been away from the tree, the trunk wasn't. Lesson learned(maybe)Told ya you would have to learn to drive again.