Power Wagon Registry

Dammit, you beat me to it!

dogcar3 wrote:Thats what she said.

Thank you Morgan, my kit is great! Best of luck to you and your growing family. Enjoy those kiddos!

Nice trailer!

I didn't even know they still made those visors. Ghetto.

Looks good! I'm seeing lots of them on the road now too! I had a 1978 full size Cherokee and a 1994 XJ. Wheeled the crap out of both of them!

I have the Rock Slide Engineering power rock sliders on mine and love them!
I posted about them here:
http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... f=2&t=2605

Thats your CJ?! I was going to comment on the sweet 7 in the picture.

Nice picture!

Looks clean, paint looks good! New top?

I'm only 45 minutes away! Too bad my company truck is a Chevy... but it is a Z71. LOL

Nice looking rig! I like the ARB bull bar on it, doesn't look like it hangs out too far. Years ago, I had an ARB bull bar on my Jeep WJ and that thing was way out there. Like a shovel for the front end.

04Ram2500Hemi wrote:At least you guys have the option of a key. The Key Fob for my 2012 is stupid. If this thing dies there is no way to start my truck.

Is yours a pushbutton ignition switch? If it is, you just pry the push to start cover off and then it will work with the key fob.

Rubbish. Was this against a 80-90's era 4-Runner, cause the new ones are about as soccer mom, grocery gettter, mall bling, hybrid station wagon crossover, curb dragging, all-wheel drive, yuppie Suburau as they get. Whatever. :thppt: And, seriously, if the difference between a 4.10 & 4.56 makes the ...

I bought myself a 1994 KDX250. Great shape and a even better deal! Took advantage of some great weather yesterday to ride all day. I grew up with dirt bikes and haven't had one for the past 15 years. It was lots of fun to get into the woods near camp and rip around!

Merry Christmas! My company truck is one of those factory plow jobs. Fortunately we haven't had any snow yet.

My 2011 has them.

Metal Cloak has been around for awhile, primarily with Jeep parts. Quality stuff for sure.

Here are a few pictures showing the back plate and the member that ties the slider to the center cab mount. The bolts near the top are the nutserts which mount the plate to the body and the bolts at the bottom attach the slider step to the plate.

The flat top part is about 3" a bit too narrow for me, but I guess it would work. I'll get some additional photos tonight and try to show how they mount up. Pretty much, a series of nutserts are installed in the bottom of the cab, just ahead of the pinch welds (10 plastic plugs are in existing holes...

The instructions are available on their website, which have pictures of the mounting.

I just finished installing these rock sliders with built in steps. Pretty sweet! I met these guys out in Moab and really like their product. 100% made in USA, from Logan UT. They are fully functional sliders!

I love the music in the clip too! Perfect.

jeep_boy02 wrote:Damn! That is close

X2

Pretty cool to happen to capture lightning with the dash cam! Thanks for sharing.

ldgregory wrote:Heheh. We'll we need to detox blindsquirrel

I may need a 12 step program...