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Got me too! I thought York county was getting a little crowded...:lol:

TC, What class did you end up in? Checked the window placards in the YJ section didn't see you. I be there early Sunday morning 'til about 10 am then back a gain about 12:30-13:00. mike

You pups are too young to remember this one... :rolleyes:

More than likely you will have to remove the console, but have you tried "Carpet Fresh" and letting it sit for a day then vacum and shampoo? That should remove 99% of it. If you don't have carpet fresh, I have used baking soda and removed some nasty smells as well. Cheaper solution than...

I had mine out for a long while. That whole tray bracket assembly is held in with three screws. I kinda liked it that way. The bottom edge of the dash had a nice clean edge without it hangining there. If you don't smoke I'd say pull the hardware and forget it. ;) That will give you some much...

:mad: :funny: :grin: Happy Birthday Sully!

Refer to this thread. :) http://www.jeepz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18024

According to the FSM Gross trailer weight is 5000 lbs. Tongue weight 750 lbs. This may vary depending on rear axel as mentioned by Bounty Hunter.

Currently it is all painted. Trust me this is a lot of work, but if you are going to paint you must do it. Remove the dash pad and defroster air channels. You will have to lay your windshield forward to get this out. Once you have the dash out, seperate into it's two pieces. Remove the dash trim...

Thanks. The YJ body went from black to blue and the spice just plane clashed color wise. So I changed the whole interior to black with some dark grey. Next phase I'll do the door panels and dash pad, that are painted black now.

I am sure you can go with a little less expensive materials and save a little on the job. I lean a little more toward 'Show & Shine' at the shows, so I got a little crazy.;) Also I looked at a lot of premaid seat covers and they can get pretty salty too and with no real guarantees of a good fit...

Thank God you are alright. And Mud4Feet remember lefty loosey, righty tighty.;)

A little pricey but well worth it. The material is a heavy vinyl that almost feels like a leather. Two day turn around time and he took them out of the Jeep disassembled them and put them back. The logo panels he had done up a few days before hand. Seats were 750 for all three and the logo...

That is cool. Lucky kid!;)

Back when I did the color change on the YJ, I still had those factory spice seats. I thought I could get away with the cheapie covers I found at the local Wally Mart. Well I did for couple of months. After awhile the covers get stupid and bunch up, never stay where you want them. Finally I...

You betcha! 8) Yesterday hit about 75. I was out at 0800 washing my YJ and wifey's XJ. Ripped off the the top on mine and Debbie and I all of a sudden had a lot of runnin' around to do.;)

I agree with TC and Junkpile. Mine is 3.5" with the TC drop, no shims and I currently have no issues with the drive line. You should be okay at 3.5". I would seriously look at BDS for my next kit, I would have rather had the military wrap on the springs. ;)

Yes, roses, and lots of them!:rofl: