Had to put the hard top on yesterday.
I think it's going to be forever till I can go topless again.
Now I have to find a place to store the soft top where we won't trip over it, I think the attic.. yea...
Kate
*SIGH*
Nov 03, 2006
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Watch out for rodents! Mice made a nest in mine and ate holes through it. For some reason, the hole just 'had' to be right on top of the driver's seat...
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail >Doesn't the heater work?
LOL! Yes my heater works really well. It's just those rainy days......
Nothing a patch with shoe goo didn't fix though.
Mike
billy ray wrote:
Kate, If it makes you feel any better, it is all ready snowing here and I've all ready seen temps in the teens.
Carl
I meant Kate's heater....... Didn't they finally install heaters that actually work at the factory?
I think they have heat in the TJ's.
I maxed my CJ7's out with a monster GM blower motor and it just cooks. Too hot on high in the front even. But! I am still putting on my hard top and hard doors for winter. It's the drafts that get us.
Mike
billy ray wrote:
It's another beautiful day I think I'll go for a swim:
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It's supposed to snow here today and I am heading north for a couple days....
Mike
"L.W.(Bill) Hughes III" wrote:
My '02 TJ heater kicks a$$! Only takes maybe 2 blocks to get warm.
Seahag
"billy ray" wrote:
It snowed in Cleveland last night and today.
Boo Hoo.
Tom
Ohhh Crap! Thanks, I didn't even think of that.
K.
Yea but.... that hard top has been on it's cart up in the shop since the day after we brought it home. It seemed like we were obliged to put it on at SOME point.
Heater works great, as long as you have a passenger that's willing to keep turning the crank handle :)
Oh hell yea that makes me feel better! My garage is full of pallets of tile, tile saws and supplies.
Ajax has been sleeping outside for a few nights, tonight back up in the shop thanks to hubby's soft ol heart.
Kate
Oh yea, it will roast you out, but the cold and frost really isn't good for the vinyl. Makes it age a lot faster.
Temp in central Texas is dropping quickly. Hardtop is on securely, now I just need to find a new relay for my electric choke... Seems it fried sometime over the summer, but I guess the 100+ degree heat has been keeping my engine warm enough to start without it... Now it's in the
50s and it's taking a few tries to start.Join the Discussion
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