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He is deployed right now. Probably will be no real news until mid September.

It was pretty hammered. I lived about 21 miles from where I worked, and drove it every day. 7 miles on the highway, 6 through town and the rest a winding mountain road. That little flathead 4 kept chugging. Now, as a 44 year old, I don't think I would use it as a dd. Cramped, no heat, poor...

Like I said, If it was a Pens sweater, It would have been done already. I can PM you an offer, if you are still entertaining them.

I am using the OME 2 degree bushings. I have a set of Slee 3 degree somewhere. I really should have a sweep done to get the hard data. There is a lot of weight up there with an extra battery, ARB bar and the 8274 with wire rope.

I have an Arizona mint condition stock one. I'll get pics tomorrow for you.

PM me with the specifics on the '99 please.

You may not have been using Ethanol to begin with.

I'd still test it. In God we trust, all others need to provide data.

I received the item that I purchased. it arrived on Monday.

Depending on where you are located, even the "Premium" grade may contain ethanol. You only know if you test it yourself.

My canvas tent that I use for hunting and longer trips with the family is an old Eureka. My nylon tent for lighter trips is a Sierra designs 3 season.

And it has more curves.

This site will direct you to the ethanol free places in an area. This site will provide you with the tool to check the ethanol content of fuel.

"Previously written off" to me says it was totaled, then rebuilt. At best a rebuilt vehicle is worth about half of the going price of one that has not been wrecked. With that and the added headaches associated with importation, I'd recommend you stick with what you got.

Just in case you were directing that at me, I never bashed the brand. I spoke (typed) only the truth about my personal experience with my 2004 Discovery. I also posted factual information to answer another poster's comment. I will never "bash" a brand. I have said before. A person's choice is...

I have one that I have been sitting on for a little while. Let me talk to the wife and see if we will use it or not. I just realized that the OP is from December of 11 and the OP hasn't logged on here since then.

Your mistake is continually inferring that I am saying that a certain marque "rules". nothing could be further from the truth. I have my junk, others have theirs. It is all up to whomever to choose what they want and what they do with it within the boundaries of the laws of their respective...

I liked it. Big Oil liked it a lot. Mine was an '87 but the design was basically unchanged from the Willys/Kaiser days of '63. Dana 44s front and rear, the venerable A727 Torqueflite tranny and the big AMC 360 4v, leaf springs at all 4 corners, and a selectable range part time transfer case with...

Irregardless is a word in the literal sense. It is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary and has first usage noted circa 1912. It is not generally accepted as a grammatically correct word, though. I use "irregardless" knowing this already. It is a fun conversation starter.

I have owned all 3 of the marques mentioned. I have a Toyota now. I may buy a new Jeep Rubicon soon. I have had from a '43 Willy's MB to a 1987 Grand Wagoneer with several CJs in the middle. I also had given Land Rover a shot. It didn't work out for me. I did not bash the Rover brand. I simply...