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I did cut the new hole, then i had to massage the metal all around it to make it flat. lots of hammering. You need to replace fuel line for sure, mine is all braided stainless AN hose and fittings.

Well, i'm not really considering it...I did consider it....then I did it. Tanks Inc pump in a stock tank.

I don't touch my wifes challenger unless its brakes or something. I wont even do the oil changes on it. My 04 dakota...I'm still hesitant to do anything but thats mostly because of rust.

shoot me a PM if you find yourself there.

You gonna be at the Anderson valley beer fest?

Lol. I dont mind really but its whatever as long as it doesn't get too cluttered. My Boonville trip is next weekend, this coming weekend I'm rolling myself down to Vegas in my pickup and will be sleeping in the back for an evening in the desert along the way. It worked great for that last...

Well, I'm almost finished with the cargo area. I put on a tire cover which cleaned thing sup greatly, then went ahead and consolidated all the junk I normally carry. I didn't part with much, but I rearranged everything and eliminated a few items to get everything to fit in the one toolbox, and...

Me too. Small changes, but both very useful changes. I have a few more small items to take care of before "the big test" trip to Boonville, but that is fast approaching.

thanks.

Check out fsjnetwork.com or ifsja.org or join "full size jeep enthusiasts" on facebook, tons of info in those spots. These things do fill a niche. they say "jeep" on them, they are bigger than an early bronco, cj, or FJ40, but wayyyyy smaller than a blazer or burban. They arte 4x4, and have a...

I hope so too, because its no fun having it sit in the garage while I'm completely uninterested in it. Getting a few minor mods done successfully without any problems was nice this past weekend, and gave me some minor renewal, but we'll see how it fares on "the trip"

Well, considering I am the author anf this is an 800 post long build thread about the 1973 Wagoneer in my avatar, yes I own one, lol. Love isn't really the word I'd use to describe it these days, maybe 7 years ago when I got it, but not these days. Nor is reliable the word, nor is capable...

Rather than me just bitching? lol

Yeah i would think without the seat folded foward, which probably takes up a good 8-10", you could fit. Unfortunately in 73 they didnt have the quick release hinges that had the slots cut in them, so taking my seat all the way out is an actual unbolting job.

Yeah, I need to rethink my storage options. One of the main things that prompted this is that we got ourselves an RTIC cooler, and loaded down i dont think the cargo cover would have supported it. I found that when we take trips the back of the jeep is stacked to the roof and 2/3rds of the rear...

1. What hump? There is a minor dip under the seat but no hump 2. I'm 6'3" and there is no way I could sleep back there. 3. Don't buy one. Seriously. They are antiquated and unreliable and not very capable. Also they will bleed you dry in that state forget about if you tried to make it...

Yeah. I liked it for some reasons disliked it for others. I never did get around to building drawers or anything because the damn tire took up so much space under there.

My good friend Jordan Shiraki, of ShirakiPhoto was visiting a month or so ago, and snapped a few pics of my ride. This guy know show to take pictures....

My good friend Jordan Shiraki, of ShirakiPhoto was visiting a month or so ago, and snapped a few pics of my ride. This guy knows how to take a picture....

yeah i decided to quit **************' for a minute and do something.