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The best thing I will tell you is what my Dad said years ago, play nice. Yes, you can run 35's, I would regear, but for now, be easy on it. You pointed out you have no intent on going rock crawling, mountain climbing or jumping, be easy on it and see what happens. Save money, discuss with your...

If you plan to use it for trail rides, any firestick will do. I personally use a 4 ft wilson 2000. Its a center load whip antenna. I run a Galaxy 33 that has been converted to 11 meter or CB band. I will say on the Linear, aka kicker, they are illegal in the 11 meter band. Yur radio is set at 4...

when you break out the top and find mice live there and its dry rotted. sad but true lol

when you use a commercial grade noise canceling headset so people can here you on your phone When you pull out your never been used soft top and ind out its dry rotter. OK in my defense, my jeep is a 73...its from Arizona and we never need a top there. Your parts store happens to be the local...

Merry jeeping Christmas

I want coffee

This is my old girl. will post up new ones when I can, just havent taken any in a while

yea, your not to far from me, I am now down in Marion Il for the moment. Still only a hour and a half

lmao that is so true. or worse, you pull over cause you dont hear a rattle or squeak

mine was easy, its my name and I have never met another Weylyn. lol

I have my 73 CJ5, its my baby and I will tell you, keep the TJ. Yes, its "cool" to drive down the road and have people look and say nice things about the old girl, but you will work on it. Tuning a lot, many have lots of rust and oh did I mention the work. This said, I am looking at a YJ...

I have to agree with Bounty Hunter, my old girl, had horrible tracking from worn shackles and sagging leafs. I also replaced the Ujoint in the steering rod. No more erratic steering on or off the road. Next on my hitlist besides the tires, Brakes. lol, They have not been replaced since 93.

Hey everyone, its been a while since I have been on here. Life too a few turns and I had some tough choices to make. Basically, life took priority over being online. So here is a brief catch up. The lady I had been seeing, decided to lose her head. She went on a spending spree that cost me...

this is sad but true..,. You know you drive a jeep when you kick the GF to the curb cause she says its the jeep or her. Sorry, had the jeep before ya, and it dont cost as much

old thread but had to reply, I like so many others tend to keep things small in nature in ammo cans for like my tools. On my old CJ, I have a tool box under the passenger seat. I have no rear set so i have storage there for things like a cooler. Shovel is a old Army etool so its small and sits...

SO, I finally got to break out my jeep to drive into town. All the regular Wrangler owners waved, some caught me at the gas station and chatted about the age of my jeep, how has it survived in Missouri and such. I explained once again that my jeep, I bought in 82 from my dad who bought it new...

Welcome Susan. can't say I will be making the trek, but if I can, just look for the old guy with the dirty old jeep. Wait, that not good, most of us have dirty old jeeps :)

Starts, but dies. You said you replaced the solenoid. I would start there. Double check your wiring. sounds like the ignition wire may be loose, corroded or something. Your jeep should use a ford solenoid. Disconnect the ignition wire, try and jump the solenoid to start your engine. If it...

Well I can't call my CJ a daily driver, but when I am home, I drive it everywhere I need a car. I have also owned a 89 YJ and it was great too. But my CJ is still going and the YJ was totaled

I am kicking a thought of Goin a new Jeep frame drive train but a CJ 5 body. Still debating. I have too many other pots on the fire right now so, got to get other projects done first