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Check out my signature for every post.... Most people don't read the signatures so don't feel bad. I love to read them because people come up with all sorts of stuff....

Did you check to see if you are getting fuel? My 94 give me the fits once. It was the fuel pump that will sometimes work and all of a sudden die. I guess the pump was getting hot and stopped working. Replace it and never had a problem ever since. I hope it will just as easy for you....

We could use some rain in Florida also. Things are getting pretty dry down there. We could use a monsoon for a while.

Here is a video of how I machine the brackets on my Haas CNC mill. It doesn't show how I do the art work just machining the basic shape of the part. The file will be too long to show the machining of the art work.

LOL LOL LOL. Thanks Jason, busting up a gut laughing. By the way, did you check out the video of making your brackets. I posted it on the jeep videos page on this site. If you want to, I can send you a link to it.

Tired buddy. Can't wait to get home. I will finally be home for two days this weekend. This flying all over the place gets old sometimes... Check out the link to a video thay I posted. It shows the first step process of making the windshield brackets. Click on the following link...

Locking gas cap will be a good start. Next you move on to a Glock 27 and that should do the trick... Just kidding, don't do that becaus protecting your self and your property will qualify you as a bad guy. A "Body piercing by Glock" sticker on mine might think people to stay the hell away from...

In case nobody noticed, I wave to y'all every time I post....LOL

I agree that the "old ones" do wave most of the time. But then again, I live in Florida and most of us ARE OLD. LOL LOL At least that is what most people think of us Floridians.... By the way, how are you kiddo?

The pics are on the post. Lots of luck to you and I hope it works out for you.

Here is a video of how I machine the outside profiles of the billet windshield brackets that I am making for the CJ and YJ jeeps. Please let me know what you guys think.

Welcome o our Circe... A Jeep is a Jeep and always will be a Jep, no mater what year and condition. By the way, it looks good to me. I am looking for a mid sixties gladiator truck. No matter what condition.

I have noticed that most of the CJ and YJ drivers wave, good portions of the TJ owners do also. Most of the ones that don't wave are the ones with the new jeeps. I can't figure it out if they don't know about "the wave" or we are not "good enough" for them.... Just my observation in the Tampa...

Welcome to the forum. There is tons of information to be found here as well as good friends.

Can't wait o get home Saturday evening. I have been gone for 3 stright weeks now. I have some new designs fo stuff that I want to make. Materials are ordered and I am ready to go.... I also got a used set of brake and clutch pedals to use them o make mine out of billet and use stainless ball...

Jason, By the looks of the backyard, it is screams at you to tear it up...HEH, HEH, HEH.

I envy you guys. I have been in Sedona and rented a jeep while there. Just absolutely great! We also went over to slide rock. Have fun and think of us, th not so fortunate to live in a such wonderful place to go Jeepin'.

Hey.." I should start to make billet trail badges and sell them at the soccer games and every where little girls take ballet classes....LMAO. I am serious about making the badges. They might look more rugged than the plastic ones that comes with the new cars.....

That is why I want to make mine mounted on the bottom of the the windshield frame. If they get busted there, then I have bigger issues....LOL

Like chrome rims with spinners and low profile tires..... Have seen one in Chicago this weekend. Did I forgot the whol soft top ready to blow off because the stero being so loud??? LOL