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- MilkyWay Galaxy
Re: The Colorado BS thread
Sounds like you all have a concrete solution to the problem. :laugh3:
Sounds like you all have a concrete solution to the problem. :laugh3:
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Colorado B/S Thread
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freerider15
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- Location
- FoCo, Crawlorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
So close to being done with the wiring overhaul on the buggy.
All I need to do was replace a fuse, but once again, decided to go ahead and do a remount and rewire.
My goal is to be done by midnight...
From there, I'll get the fast fill setup on the fuel cell complete (pending a plasma cnc peice for the fender fill mount).
Hopefully she'll be fire right back up this week.
From there some interior panel repaint, and she'll be close to ready.
T-Minus ~2 weeks...
So close to being done with the wiring overhaul on the buggy.
All I need to do was replace a fuse, but once again, decided to go ahead and do a remount and rewire.
My goal is to be done by midnight...
From there, I'll get the fast fill setup on the fuel cell complete (pending a plasma cnc peice for the fender fill mount).
Hopefully she'll be fire right back up this week.
From there some interior panel repaint, and she'll be close to ready.
T-Minus ~2 weeks...
DutchVDub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milliken, CO
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I moved my gate up towards the front of the garage, and then built a new fence down the side to fill the gap. I now have a 19' paved parking space behind the gate. Perfect spot for the jeep to sit or while working on the jeep for my motorcycles to sit while still being fairly secure behind a locked gate.
I moved my gate up towards the front of the garage, and then built a new fence down the side to fill the gap. I now have a 19' paved parking space behind the gate. Perfect spot for the jeep to sit or while working on the jeep for my motorcycles to sit while still being fairly secure behind a locked gate.
Colorado_4x4
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- Location
- Co
The Colorado BS thread
Went up Mt. Baldy today.
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Went up Mt. Baldy today.
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trippled
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- colorado springs, co
Re: The Colorado BS thread
Like the first pic! Did you check out eagle Rock at all?
Like the first pic! Did you check out eagle Rock at all?
Colorado_4x4
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- Location
- Co
The Colorado BS thread
No, my jeep has no business in that trail. The bigger rigs were going to but we couldn't even make it past a certain point on baldy so we called it a day
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No, my jeep has no business in that trail. The bigger rigs were going to but we couldn't even make it past a certain point on baldy so we called it a day
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riverfever
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Woodland Park, Colorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I know it's debatable if the Liberty was truly a Jeep to begin with but, after all the trouble I've had with it, I've decided to cut bait and trade the thing. It's still not starting sometimes and the dealer says they can't do a thing about it because all 3.7 Jeeps do it and it blew a seal on the steering rack the other day. Even Jeep corporate is being less helpful. I've been test driving stuff the last three days and hope to make a trade today. Probably gonna be upside down a couple grand and that sucks but I lost almost $1500 the last three months on repair costs and deductibles for repairs so it was time.
I know it's debatable if the Liberty was truly a Jeep to begin with but, after all the trouble I've had with it, I've decided to cut bait and trade the thing. It's still not starting sometimes and the dealer says they can't do a thing about it because all 3.7 Jeeps do it and it blew a seal on the steering rack the other day. Even Jeep corporate is being less helpful. I've been test driving stuff the last three days and hope to make a trade today. Probably gonna be upside down a couple grand and that sucks but I lost almost $1500 the last three months on repair costs and deductibles for repairs so it was time.
- Location
- MilkyWay Galaxy
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I paid $450 ea for my last 2 XJs in Texas and $1500 for the Colorado 1989 XJ about 8 weeks ago. I can buy a lot of brand new parts with the rest
Most I ever paid for one was $1500. My 87 Wagoneer has 291,000 mile and is my DD. But one does need to be able to do ones own service work and debugging to do it this way.
My son bought a 2010 Liberty last month for about $10,000. I hope to hell it was not a mistake, but he did get a bumper to bumper 1 year warranty so he has time to see if its a lemon. I had enough of lemons in the 70s to last me lifetime. I did not like all the online complaints about Liberties I read.
I paid $450 ea for my last 2 XJs in Texas and $1500 for the Colorado 1989 XJ about 8 weeks ago. I can buy a lot of brand new parts with the rest
Most I ever paid for one was $1500. My 87 Wagoneer has 291,000 mile and is my DD. But one does need to be able to do ones own service work and debugging to do it this way.
My son bought a 2010 Liberty last month for about $10,000. I hope to hell it was not a mistake, but he did get a bumper to bumper 1 year warranty so he has time to see if its a lemon. I had enough of lemons in the 70s to last me lifetime. I did not like all the online complaints about Liberties I read.
DutchVDub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milliken, CO
Re: The Colorado BS thread
Parked on its new pad.
Parked on its new pad.
xj-grin
NAXJA Member #1096
- Location
- Colorado Springs, Colorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
acid wash it first with muriatic... sticks much better.
acid wash it first with muriatic... sticks much better.
freerider15
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- FoCo, Crawlorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
My shop floor is a mess between the previous owner and my use. Some day I might go ahead and just do the cheap rustoleum stuff. Yeah, it's not going to last forever, but I can just slop more on.
Unless I get out a diamond grinder and take of the surface, even the high end Sherwin Williams stuff isn't going to stick forever. Once just happens to be about 5x the cost of the other :laugh:
My shop floor is a mess between the previous owner and my use. Some day I might go ahead and just do the cheap rustoleum stuff. Yeah, it's not going to last forever, but I can just slop more on.
Unless I get out a diamond grinder and take of the surface, even the high end Sherwin Williams stuff isn't going to stick forever. Once just happens to be about 5x the cost of the other :laugh:
- Location
- Cheyenne, Wyoming
Re: The Colorado BS thread
It is sad to say that the concrete is worth more than what's parked on it. :roflmao:
Parked on its new pad.
It is sad to say that the concrete is worth more than what's parked on it. :roflmao:
Re: The Colorado BS thread
Actually heard the rustoleum works pretty darn well from the couple of friends who have done it.
Actually heard the rustoleum works pretty darn well from the couple of friends who have done it.
DutchVDub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milliken, CO
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I used the Rustoleum floor coating at the house I was renting when I was building my green 92 XJ. It held up ok to everything except weld splatter. That would burn it up. My neighbor has the same problem in his garage.
At our shop we had the floor in the transmission dyno room professionally done and it didn't last but a few years before it started flaking. That's why I haven't wasted my time doing it to either of my houses since.
I used the Rustoleum floor coating at the house I was renting when I was building my green 92 XJ. It held up ok to everything except weld splatter. That would burn it up. My neighbor has the same problem in his garage.
At our shop we had the floor in the transmission dyno room professionally done and it didn't last but a few years before it started flaking. That's why I haven't wasted my time doing it to either of my houses since.
- Location
- MilkyWay Galaxy
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I have not seen my garage floor in 40 years LOL.
I have not seen my garage floor in 40 years LOL.
YELLAHEEP
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Littleton, Colorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I simply cannot be right in the melon....... I found this HILARIOUS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdVBkn6ohH8
What's even better....... parts 2,3 and 4! :laugh:
I simply cannot be right in the melon....... I found this HILARIOUS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdVBkn6ohH8
What's even better....... parts 2,3 and 4! :laugh:
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SteveT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aurora, CO
Re: The Colorado BS thread
ROR!
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ROR!
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riverfever
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Woodland Park, Colorado
Re: The Colorado BS thread
I've owned some real piles in my day (excluding the Vanagon of course) but I don't think I've ever been happier to see one go than I was yesterday with the Liberty. I'm sure your son's will be fine. I know several people that have them and they don't have the no start issues or other things needing repairs all the time. Not sure what happened with mine.
I paid $450 ea for my last 2 XJs in Texas and $1500 for the Colorado 1989 XJ about 8 weeks ago. I can buy a lot of brand new parts with the rest
Most I ever paid for one was $1500. My 87 Wagoneer has 291,000 mile and is my DD. But one does need to be able to do ones own service work and debugging to do it this way.
My son bought a 2010 Liberty last month for about $10,000. I hope to hell it was not a mistake, but he did get a bumper to bumper 1 year warranty so he has time to see if its a lemon. I had enough of lemons in the 70s to last me lifetime. I did not like all the online complaints about Liberties I read.
I've owned some real piles in my day (excluding the Vanagon of course) but I don't think I've ever been happier to see one go than I was yesterday with the Liberty. I'm sure your son's will be fine. I know several people that have them and they don't have the no start issues or other things needing repairs all the time. Not sure what happened with mine.
