- Location
- Columbus, In
Important
- Thread starter bshaw
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XJosh95
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- Location
- Green Bay, WI
I saw him in 2003 on the Summer Sanitarium Tour with Metallica. He got booed of the stage by all the guys in Chicago who hate him. It was still a good show. I wish I got to see more LB, but whatever. That's show business.
John Otto...take us to the Matthew's Bridge!Did you ask him if he be lovin this S*** right here?
I went to school with a kid named Ben Miller. We were on the wrestling and football teams together so when Livin' It Up would come on I'd yell "This is dedicated to you Ben Milla! You are my favorite mutha ****a!"
- Location
- bourbonnais IL
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1100141
took the theme off due to lack of submissions... get in there.
took the theme off due to lack of submissions... get in there.
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
XJosh95
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Green Bay, WI
I would have submitted for family rig but my kid has never been wheeling in it. At least out in the world... And I don't have any pictures within a year.
XJosh 'sad, it hasn't moved since WF12' 95
XJosh 'sad, it hasn't moved since WF12' 95
- Location
- Columbus, In
According to one site I found:
DT466
45.1" Long
29.3" wide
40.8" tall
1425Lbs Dry
Damn
I think I could probably make a 40" long block fit, but 45" would be well into the "radiator's gone" range.
29" wide is pretty wide too. If it would fit between the frame rails at all it would require substantial cutting.
And 41" tall is about 6" taller than I have space for, though I'm pretty sure I could make that fit...
Length is the killer. Just too damn long... though I will remeasure tomorrow morning just in case there's something I missed. How much would you want for it?
Hell, how much would you want for it either way? Now I have stupid ideas in my head. Dammit, I have enough projects.
I was told you could run an 8.3l Cummins c series. They are popular with some because they share common parts with the b series. Also, my buddy may have an adapter for you if you have the right trans.
*89Laredo*
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Sheffield, IA
Like the one in the combine?
Seemed to be a good engine, LOTS of hard hours(~10k) on it and it's "slightly" modified.
Still got ~1gal/ac working hard in high yield wheat and ran awesome.
Seemed to be a good engine, LOTS of hard hours(~10k) on it and it's "slightly" modified.
Still got ~1gal/ac working hard in high yield wheat and ran awesome.
- Location
- NE Indiana
So the WJ that my dad owns with the motor issues and such...
He got hit a couple of weeks ago turning right while another driver was turning left.
Damaged both driver's side doors and the b-pillar into the unibody. Still driveable, but estimates are $4500 to 5k to fix.
The insurance wants to give him $6600 and take it. 2001 w/120k...I told him he should take the money and run...I'm not sure we could sell it not damaged for that much.
He told me he's thinking 10k budget for the next vehicle...wants a Jeep...so the hunt is on.
mac 'if its something away from Fort Wayne, I might be asking for some help looking at vehicles' gyvr
He got hit a couple of weeks ago turning right while another driver was turning left.
Damaged both driver's side doors and the b-pillar into the unibody. Still driveable, but estimates are $4500 to 5k to fix.
The insurance wants to give him $6600 and take it. 2001 w/120k...I told him he should take the money and run...I'm not sure we could sell it not damaged for that much.
He told me he's thinking 10k budget for the next vehicle...wants a Jeep...so the hunt is on.
mac 'if its something away from Fort Wayne, I might be asking for some help looking at vehicles' gyvr
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
8.3 looks like it's about 4 inches longer than my previous estimate of the max I can fit... bit wider and taller too. I'll have to compare.
Are those measurements from the back of the block or the back of the bellhousing adapter/clutch housing? I measured to the back of the block, the big round part for the clutch/flywheel isn't included in my measurement: http://cumminsengines.com/uploads/docs/4087027.pdf
RedHeep
NAXJA #1499
- Location
- Landenberg, PA
Rev Den
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Plainfield, IL
He can buy mine.....
Rev
Rev
POLAR_JEEP_04
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
Another niner, Mac?
- Location
- Michigan
Re: Re: Important
Good choice to let it go. I have a nice grand prix in that price range.
Good choice to let it go. I have a nice grand prix in that price range.
- Location
- bourbonnais IL
Does he want another WJ?
- Location
- NE Indiana
I'm trying to talk him into an 05 or newer grand. He thinks he wants a TJ.
He does electrical on the side so he's always hauling tools around. Thinks he would tow a small enclosed trailer with the TJ...I don't know...
Unlikely another 5.9, needs something newer. Needs an SUV of some sort...not a car.
I'd like to see him put 10k into the willys in my garage and dd that thing...but no one has time for that at the moment.
mac 'don't even have time to wrench on my own stuff' gyvr
He does electrical on the side so he's always hauling tools around. Thinks he would tow a small enclosed trailer with the TJ...I don't know...
Unlikely another 5.9, needs something newer. Needs an SUV of some sort...not a car.
I'd like to see him put 10k into the willys in my garage and dd that thing...but no one has time for that at the moment.
mac 'don't even have time to wrench on my own stuff' gyvr
- Location
- NE Indiana
Does he want another WJ?
I found a really nice 04 WJ with the 4.7 on CL, all decked out with all the buttons with 120k for I think 6k....
mac 'probably the best option...' gyvr
terrehautian
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Terre Haute
Now that it is final, I can say I am going to the Indy 500 and I don't have to pay for a way up there or ticket. A local church was offered a fundraiser for a mission trip, in return for them supplying 200 people, they get money. The fun part is that I am going to help display the American flag at the race!
XJosh95
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Green Bay, WI
This is how Harrison accessorized me this morning. At least he's got good taste in hats.
- Location
- Coshocton, OH
Nothing is more satisfying than some idot whipping it around and trying to beat me to the next crossing only to fail. Then because we are only a few cars long end up waiting longer than if they would have just stayed where they where.
I was thinking of coming up to work on the CF&E for a while. They told me no cause things where going to explode here in about a month. Glad I got a pay guarantee. I've only worked two days this week so far!
- Location
- Coshocton, OH
IN Ohio it is law that you are not allowed to block a public crossing at grade stopped for more than 5min. Not saying that doesn't get stretched a bit but not excessively. IIRC it's 10min in other states. This is a federal law from the FRA (Federal Railroad Administration). Need to have the neighborhood draw up a petition and present it to the FRA about the carrier blocking crossings for an unacceptable amount of time. The FRA would then launch an investigation, and determine what can be done about it. You may even try just presenting the petition to the carrier first because they are not going to want to deal with the FRA, and the possibility of getting fined.
