For Bill

Feb 16, 2006 13 Replies

Here's a jeep Bill would like to drive just once,

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that's all you'd get out of it, if you read the discription, it has a 454 engine and 39" tires, all sitting on dana 30 and 35, nothing like working from the top down.


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> that's all you'd get out of it, if you read the discription, it has a 454> engine and 39" tires, all sitting on dana 30 and 35, nothing like working> from the top down.

I know, either he doesn't know what's under it or he swapped in a YJ running gear.

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>> that's all you'd get out of it, if you read the discription, it has a 454>> engine and 39" tires, all sitting on dana 30 and 35, nothing like working>> from the top down.

OK, I promised I would never show this, but I do have a picture of Bill's Jeep:

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Caught him at 3 am one morning wandering around muttering incoherently something about a lost extension cord.

Greg proclaimed:

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> that's all you'd get out of it, if you read the discription, it has a 454 > engine and 39" tires, all sitting on dana 30 and 35, nothing like working > from the top down. >

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We had one that was a nice shiny bright silver with blue stars on the hood. The headlights didn't work and I don't recall the number of slots in the grille. No top. Powered by a surplus tricycle motor.

L.W.(ßill) Hughes III proclaimed:

YJ gear is drivers side, CJ is passenger side. I vote that he does not know what he has.

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>>> that's all you'd get out of it, if you read the discription, it has a >>> 454

I had a metal light blue Ford pedal car. Used to bash it in to my friends' plastic cars; guess I was just a bastard.

Dave Milne, Scotland

Dave Milne did pass the time by typing:

Or practicing to be a lorry driver. :)

Remember, gun control is being able to hit your target!

L.W. ("ßill") Hughes III did pass the time by typing:

Brittish term for a truck is a lorry.

.. and what you call semis we call artics.

Dave Milne, Scotland

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