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I got lucky:Wow!, You got it first try, you're awesome!
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What have you done to your JEEP today
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My Dictionary happened to open to just the right page.
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Getting the rear seat ready to install! 
Another Ahab
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Are you going to upholster that?
Hmmm, "upholster": that IS a verb isn't it?
Hmmm, "upholster": that IS a verb isn't it?
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Yes, done, it's in the Jeep now! On to the next step! Had issues with the tire tubes, 4 new tubes split! Guess they don't make them like they used to!!
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Here's the photo! 
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Excellent job: somebody knew what they were doing!
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Getting the Jeep ready for the Armed Forces Day Parade here in Hawthorne.
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Nope, just got lucky, it actually fit!
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Shake Down Road trip today! Lost the fuel line so towed the jeep a bit to where we could fix it! All's well again!
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First finished the details with Admin Numbers, then join a Parade! 
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Also tested our long haul load!
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Changed the transmission and transfer case oil today.
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The flag set-ups on both vehicles look great!
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Flushed the engine block from the head gasket replacement.
Attempted to start it. Nothing, the starter didn't turn at all. Smelled ozone. Disconnected battery. .When I turn on the switch, I see power to the fuel and altimeter drops that little dip to the negative. So I thin the switch is ok but I think the push to start button is dead. I'm chasing demons on this jeep like it was a CUCV. Ordering anew switch and hoping it wasn't the starter. I would drift start it but the fuel lines are disconnected because the old and new replacement fuel pumps aren't working.
Attempted to start it. Nothing, the starter didn't turn at all. Smelled ozone. Disconnected battery. .When I turn on the switch, I see power to the fuel and altimeter drops that little dip to the negative. So I thin the switch is ok but I think the push to start button is dead. I'm chasing demons on this jeep like it was a CUCV. Ordering anew switch and hoping it wasn't the starter. I would drift start it but the fuel lines are disconnected because the old and new replacement fuel pumps aren't working.
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I'm just adding up the individual pieces here, but on the surface of it:
- It sounds like you're having a bad day.
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Well, I haven't been on in ages, and I didn't do this today (it was a few weeks ago). But I finally got the engine off the floor of my garage and transferred to the shop for tear down. Only took 18 months...baby steps.
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Attended a the Memorial Day Parade in our town today, delayed due to rain last week!
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Took the Ole girl for a ride to the COMVEC show in CT on Sat and the MA Diesel Truck show on Sun! 
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Let's all chip in and buy MDJUAN a tape measure!
Been fitting up the body on my M38A1 (1953). Started with cowl, side rails, and wheel wells and am replacing tail panel, bed, and floorboard. Lots of heatin' and beatin' to get the replacement sheet metal to fit.
Been fitting up the body on my M38A1 (1953). Started with cowl, side rails, and wheel wells and am replacing tail panel, bed, and floorboard. Lots of heatin' and beatin' to get the replacement sheet metal to fit.
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Bravo, you do have some great work going there. Thank you for sharing.