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That mint '48 is still sitting there under the carport. What are your thoughts on working after dark, and razor wire?? :-\ I should have just dragged the thing off when I had the chance.

He can be your body double... You know, for those action scenes you're just too old to perform anymore?? :D

Bart looks a lot like Mc Cain however...... ;)

Bowie, of course..... Mostly because, that IS from my era. :D

So far I've heard "manly beauty", "greek", and "b!tch" when Tacoma is refering to "Meaty-Poo". Anything you two want to bring out into the open? :eek2:

Oh, and I did find you a nice tow rig. Cept, it's not a BBC....

Is this more to your liking? Note, it has the correct wheels...... :rolleyes:

Here's another one I thought you'd like. From Barret-Jackson, last weekend in Vegas.

That double shot of Geratol this morning has got you feeling fiesty eh??? Yup, pot, kettle....

Happy day, "Ski"!

Damn, you just cant hold a job can ya...... :) If nothing pops up tonight, I'll see if one of my IT geeks have one tomorrow.

Damnit...... I clicked on this looking for co-ed photos.

How come you two pick on a couple typo's, but ya both speel yer name rong??? :D

I think Milner's recomendations are right on the money. My guess would be lack of volume more than lack of pressure. Asuming of course everything was installed and purged of air correctly. If you do go the residual valve route, make sure you tell them you have rear discs. If I remember...

I think they're illegal in this state unless you accompany them with the mandatory set of "Truk-Nutz".

Can't even compare the two. I'd go Detroit over any lunchbox. If you want quick and ez, then the lunchbox is the way to go. If you're doing gears or any other work in there, then the Detroit is the only way to go. Oh, and I'd take a lunch box over an ARB any day as well. (Kurt's gonna kill...

I've driven Jeeps with Lunch Boxes up front on the road, and you can't even tell they're in there (cept for the clicking when turning). Down side, your turning when in 4WD will suffer compared to a selectable. For the cost, and simplicity, I'd go lunchbox anyday over a selectable. Then...

I've had a few motorhomes. Everything Milner said bad about them is true, but it's really the only choice you have to tow your Jeep (safely) and camp at the same time. There are a few pluses that he neglected to mention like a cold drink is always right behind you, the kids can watch TV or play...

I'm not cool. $33,000 on mine, but they were attached to the Heep. :D