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What are planning to install it in?

Just another example of the advantage of a T-case linkage, vs. a switch!

Since you have them torn half apart, time to color match!

Nice Score! Still looking for a set for my TJ.

What will Donny be using in place of the liftgate hinges?

I have drain plugs on my Rubicon D44's.

None of the vendors you've worked with, were interested in producing the Barn Door?

Personally, not a fan of the buckles. I would want snaps, or hook & loop fasteners.

I saw your photo on the Chive.

Amazon has a wide selection of L.E.D.'s. Both spot and flood patterns, very inexpensive! I think I only paid about $26 for mine.

I learned a ton of info over there, in the last ten years or so. I find myself on this site more often than JF, probably for the same reasons as you guy's.

Pittsburgh, do you recall the spring #'s you are running?

I put some washers on the stops, they just barely touch the lower control arms. No contact at all in back.

Finally!

Been trying to load images from my phone. Keeps reading that the file is too large. Any suggestions?

No mention on their website, of the load range. If it's a E, I wouldn't want them on my Jeep.

Seeing that it is at the lowest point, I would say it's a water drain.

I have not taken or uploaded any pic's lately. Been to busy with work. I'll try to remedy soon though. Belly up is a Savvy. Lots of info on Jeep Forum, Wrangler Forum.

Welcome to the club! While the wealth of info here is mind boggling. Answers to problems, like your broken door handle, can easily be found on Jeep specific forums.

I'm running a '05 LJ as well. Only in Rubicon trim. As for tires, I can't recommend enough, to avoid any thing that is E rated for load. The factory installed G/Y MTR's, E's. And my Jeep rode like crap, for 35,000 miles, till I wore them down enough to replace. I'm running Cooper discoverer...