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None of the pictures loaded or displayed for me, but I am very intrigued and SUBSCRIBED to this Thread!

Your skills compared to mine are like a Nija with an attitude compared to my Elmer Fudd. If anyone was going to pull a motor by dropping it it would be you!

Sounds similar to my rebuild last year. Still curious why you went down instead of up to remove the block. I would never have thought of that. How did you get the truck up high enough? Also, it appears you left the front drivetrain in place. I wouldn’t have thought there’d be room to go...

Very interesting to see the engine UNDER the truck. So you left the radiator in and just removed the bell housing bolts and engine mounts? How did you deal with the torque converter? Or did you drop the tranny also?

the pics work for me, and I'm drooling....

PayDayGabe makes the common mistake of equating a Ford designed and part sourced LR3 with a classic Rover. You can treat his comment with a HUGE grain of salt. The LR3 is infinitely better built than anything LR built before 2005. However, the LR3 will require more care and feeding than a...

LR3 definitely will deliver on all points, but they are more needy than a toyota. It will be odd things, like batteries, brake switches, coolant crossover pipes, sunroof drain tubes clogging up. If mom is driving this, she will LOVE it, but make sure to get one with the cold weather package...

crap, did you delete your ad? DONT DO THAT! How else can people establish market price?

I also have an ARB 50qt, and built a platform in my LJ (link: https://nwoods.smugmug.com/Vehicles/Jeep/Modifications/Rear-Tie-Down-Platform/ ) I never needed more space, but i never kept a fresh catch in there. Not sure i’d want to frankly. I’d want a seperate cooler for any kind of catch...

Dont know if your struts are still OEM, but if so, yes, replacing the coils with stiffer and/or taller coils will lift the rig. I ran 40mm taller springs for a while, with near OEM ride quality. I then switched to 65mm taller springs that proved a near ideal amount of lift, but it rode like...

So, from an armchair mechanic position, the P0303 is the same as the P0300 code you had before, but more specific down to a certain cylinder, which is helpful. The other two codes sound like the Mass Airflow Sensor is dirty or possibly failing. This is the sensor assembly within the air intake...

Truck is Sold!

Love those little rear fender skirt "bumperettes" between the wheel well and stubby rear bumper

My son is selling his truck. He bought a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Dodge Ram, ultimately deciding to wheel the WJ and use the truck for work, and then his company provided him with a truck, so the Dodge has been sitting. Thus, he is now listing it for sale. Here is his ad on CraigsList...

Oh man! Bump for a quality rig. Stoic is one of those rare folks with a lift in his garage and takes meticulous care of his toys. GLS. What’s next?

Shine a light into the bottle

LOL, shipping these beasts is not viable. Good luck!

I have an ARB 50 series II. Where are you located? I am in SoCal

Wow, what a sweet collection. Just curious, why are you selling them? I have a similar collection and I can't imagine ever parting with them!

Sooo....this is selling for $28,500? Forum rules require a sales price, and that's only real number I see listed..... Its a nice truck, but pricessless is not a viable sales price!