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hey man you still have these jeeps?

damn, you got what i want your just to far away

Your in north carolina?

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I have someone in my area that is very interested in it right now but if it falls through then i might take some trades depending on what they are. I am about a 6 hour drive from Chatanoga.

Sounds good

Sounds good, where you located at in alabama?

I am selling my '89 Jeep Cherokee with 121,xxx miles on it. It has a 3 inch rough country suspension lift, 31x10.5 inch Kumho Mud Terrains, and black cragar soft 8 wheels all with about 300 miles on them. Brand new battery, alternator, crank shaft position sensor, and brakes. It runs good but...

I have the command track 207 transfer case and something with it craped out on it today. I was riding some trails and the 4wd was working fine. I turned around in a tight spot to pull my buddy out and when i went to turn around to attempt the obstical the jeep stalled. I let it sit for a few...

I had no problem changing mine. One person under and one person above is the way to go. Don't drop the bolts into the bellhousing!!!!!!!!

What size are the tires?

I just replaced the CPS because the Jeep was always stalling. It ran great after that for a while but now while the engine is still cold it will stall if I get on the gas at all. It is in the 50's here so it is not doing it because it is super cold or something. What could it be? Is this normal?

My buddy has them on his Tahoe and they do pretty good. They clog up quickly in the mud and don't clean themselves well but then again what A/T does? The tread pattern is almost identical to the BFG's and they are cheaper so why not try them? The worst thing about them seems to be the thin side...

3rd in line

On some Chevy's and GMCs you have to reverse to engage or disengage the 4wd.

That is exactly what I am gonna do

No, I talked to my dad about it and he does not care if I keep it, but to satisfy my mom I have to be checking around to see if anybody wants it and ask a ridiculous price to anybody intrested. I think I will be able to keep it and wheel it until I graduate when I was planning on selling it anyways.

Down the road from me there is a large dirt, sand, and gravle, pit. It is about 2 to 3 miles long. It is still an active operation but a part of it in the back is no longer used for excavation. I was wondering what would be the best way to gain permission to wheel this area. I know where the...

I am over in Fairhope but there are not many good places to wheel over here. Ya'll know of anywhere in this direction?

The yota has airbags, and it is more reliable.