Recent content by Teh Dubya

Herculiner. Did all the plastic south of the door handles.

So i did bumper fixing stuff. Also fixed the spare cover because it was becoming delaminated. I plan on maybe hand painting the jeep logo on the spare. And a new turn signal housing from one of them vendor types.

In other news: my wife put a crack in my bumper. It seemed my choices were A) Get a new bumper for too much money that wouldn't match the fenders due to fading/lack of fading. B) Get an ARB. C) Fix the crack myself and coat all of the plastics with bed liner stuff. I went with C because money...

Meh (libblack) is allowed all the whiskey it needs. I prefer rum anyway.

2005 Rene, 116,000 miles. New front driveshaft, U joints in back, struts and shocks. Next up, PS leak and radiator leak (it took a rock at highway speeds) Few days ago the wife remodeled the front bumper, and not on a trail either... Edit: Don't know if this counts, but also both window...

Been a Long Time... Updated with pics! I came to the site today to browse for some info and figured I'd say hi while I was here. Been a long time since posting. :cheers:

Did someone say Black? Uh, I mean WELCOME! :badger_1:

Nice Jeep. This picture needs to be submitted to JPOTM for November. May even be calendar worthy.

Good question. I don't know. I don't recall there being a separate wiring adapter for vehicles with steering wheel controls. It arrived yesterday and I installed it. the tray is pretty big and looks like it will fit even the largest of iPods. The manual also claims it to be able to read...

I was in the USAF once, what's your AFSC going to be?

Sony DSX S100 (HU) When I bought the Renegade it had a CD in the factory player. This CD cannot be removed. My commute takes me through a mountain pass and am/fm is not always a reliable source of enjoyable noise. I wanted something that I could hook my iPod/iPhone up to, but i hate having...

She'd be better if she'd let me fix the suspension. :happy175:

225/75 r15

Farmington is the big one, and there is another nice set of trails in Soccoro, and a couple other places here and there, but just like anywhere i am betting that there are a few unknown/unspoken places hidden around.

Yep, Rio Puerco, just west of Albuquerque. It has a good mix of "you can do it stock" and "More body damage please". I avoided the latter. Though I did scrape the ol' muffler a couple times.