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I've got a brand new 8.8 that I've had for a few years, not sure what it's worth right now. Would need brackets.

I just thought you were trying to confuse my little bitty girl brain. :;

Umm, cap musta just come off as I was parking. It didn't wallow out the hole at all so it's still usable. As far as I know it was a snap ring on a 760. :eeek:

Blew a u-joint cap in the Ranger Station parking lot on the way to Naches. Had a spare, tossed it on and wheeled it just fine. Still have the other one in my jeep needing a new u-joint. :haha:

Yeah, I finally got around to getting it replaced and now I'm driving the XJ with a crack.:mad: Same deal for the XJ?

Sweet Karl, but I thought the hokey pokey was what it was all about. :clappy:

Wasn't me! :redneck:

No, you should get her TWO lockers. Maybe a lift and some bigger tires too while you're at it. :;

New (to me) w/31's... it was so pretty!: The start of the bling, still w/ 31's: (check out them wiper arms! :redneck:) It got some 33's and fenders: Then along came the 35's and some lift and beefier steering::cheer:

You must have been drunk...since they are Beards. :flipoff: The seats were great when I first got them, but as a daily driver they don't last too long and I can barely see over the steering wheel now that they are mashed down a bit. :booo:

The music makes that video! :haha:

Oregon needs to happen again SOON.

I didn't put any new dents in my Jeep. I did however manage to kill my first u-joint...at the Enumclaw ranger station on the way to Naches! :haha: (Thanks to Corey who helped swap it out, and Kim for stepping on the brake and taking pics!) So I got a fresh 297 joint ready for some action...

Is that the same rock I did a pirouette on? :cheer:

Naches, be there or be square! Buy some goggles and don't be such a little girl. :flipoff:

Hey, she's outta practice! :flipoff: ...otherwise she would have got the two fer one special! :redneck:

What's your guy's problem with denting your doors? ....wait, I peeled my hinge back last weekend. I'll go back to lurking now. :mad:

hard lines, not soft lines, right?

Shelly, I had the same thing happen with mine on a not-so-good spot @ Evans Creek. I just ended up re-routing the lines on top of the frame as opposed to running alongside it. So far so good.

It was a good day yesterday with you, Jonathan, Glen and I all with the 'near flops' . :cheer: