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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
What is your plan?
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Everybody familiar with the Bel Air/ Kingsville area:
I was just driving south down Philadelphia Road, south of Mountain Road (152), and right before I crossed the bridge at Winters Run, I saw a small dirt trail off the side of the road that went to the water and it looked like it continued up the stream. It went between two big concrete blocks with lime green spray paint on them. Does anyone know about this?
I was just driving south down Philadelphia Road, south of Mountain Road (152), and right before I crossed the bridge at Winters Run, I saw a small dirt trail off the side of the road that went to the water and it looked like it continued up the stream. It went between two big concrete blocks with lime green spray paint on them. Does anyone know about this?
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I don't see how it would be too too hard. I've dropped and replaced a trans on a 87 camaro, but idk how much different it would be as far as the crossmember, TC and all.
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Evening Yawl, What a fun filled day today, had all the gear and stuff ready to tear apart the Spousal units 2000 to rewire the front speakers from the factory amp to the front doors. got the passenger door panel off to find out the plug wasn't all the way connected. good thing I was replacing the speakers, so cut out the plug, soldered in the new speakers. And wa la sound was awesome. Then done some Jeep-scaping and put the front tow hooks on it.. All in all a good day. :-)
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Think I might take a crack at changing my front brake lines this weekend. I'd like to be able to offroad again.
Gonna run around today and get the parts to build a pressure brake bleeder.
Gonna run around today and get the parts to build a pressure brake bleeder.