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  • etjeep
    350 Buick
    • Oct 03, 2003
    • 839

    #16
    Ralph,
    Are you IFSJA member number three or is someone being a wise guy? I just noticed that and I think thats funnier than the nutz myself.
    Later.....
    Eric

    ___________
    Eric Terjesen
    '78 Wag
    '03 Silverado 2500 Tow rig

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    • Ralph
      Third Member
      • Apr 11, 2000
      • 3548

      #17
      etjeep, you are very observant. You busted me (no pun intended).

      BTW, I'm Member #34.
      We did it to Japan. We can do it to it to Iran!

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      • etjeep
        350 Buick
        • Oct 03, 2003
        • 839

        #18
        Originally posted by Ralph
        etjeep, you are very observant. You busted me (no pun intended).

        BTW, I'm Member #34.
        Alrighty then...
        Later.....
        Eric

        ___________
        Eric Terjesen
        '78 Wag
        '03 Silverado 2500 Tow rig

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        • janie
          • Aug 11, 2001
          • 8270

          #19
          I've detailed alot of vehicles and this one is absolutely stunning. Ralph, it's beautiful.
          He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. Faithful and true to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.

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          • H Callaway
            350 Buick
            • Aug 13, 2005
            • 1048

            #20
            The paint scheme is great!! It is sharp looking. I have not put NUTZ on anything, but the chrome ones do stand out.

            PS What do you do about male dogs running around outside, remove them? Really not a good solution for the offending dog, is it?
            900 plus pictures not in any order taken during restoration. (Plus a couple of assorted pictures that down loaded.)
            http://s83.photobucket.com/albums/j289/hcallaway/

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            • Elliott
              Cowboy Up
              • Jun 22, 2002
              • 12704

              #21
              Very nice work! The install on the HB will go pretty quick, but then actually getting all the air to bleed from the pump/box may take awhile so take your time and if you have to let it sit a few hours for the bubbles to find their way up then take the time so you don't overheat you pump with cavitation.
              *** I am collecting pics and info on any factory Jeep Dually trucks from the J-Series at the new Jeep Dually Registry.
              ***I can set you up with hydroboost for your brakes: http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showthread.php?t=106056

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              • 79_Limited
                304 AMC
                • Mar 28, 2003
                • 1612

                #22
                Beautiful color scheme. Great job.

                Hitch hiking huh? You are a brave soul.
                79 Wagoneer Limited Quadratrac Milemarker part-time conversion

                New paint link: http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...NewPaint26.jpg

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                • Ralph
                  Third Member
                  • Apr 11, 2000
                  • 3548

                  #23
                  I have a lot of faith in the goodness of American people. It was an adventure, and I'm sure to write about it soon on my blog at myspace.com/oralph
                  We did it to Japan. We can do it to it to Iran!

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                  • 18cherokee
                    350 Buick
                    • Jul 21, 2003
                    • 1185

                    #24
                    really smart looking rig - those pic links didnt work - would love to see some more images - well done.

                    2008 calender material
                    Black Cherry 1989 Grand Wagoneer
                    S&J rebuilt AMC360
                    IMPCO Propane

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                    • Ralph
                      Third Member
                      • Apr 11, 2000
                      • 3548

                      #25
                      Took it outside this morning and got some more photos. The painter added a nice, continous double gold pinstripe. I received the other parking lamp from Team Grand Wag and installed that, too. Unfortunately, on the drive from Jackvonsille, I lost both a Wagoneer and a Limited emblem on either side. Will need to get another set. And, yes, that's my blue Liberty in the background; it amazes me that the Liberty's taller than the Waggie.







                      We did it to Japan. We can do it to it to Iran!

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                      • stevo
                        232 I6
                        • Feb 18, 2007
                        • 142

                        #26
                        Ralph, that thing looks great! Maybe 100 or so hours from now mine will look that good. Unless I find a really good paint shop locally I might be taking mine back home to Boise for paint. Granddad had his 73 Chevy 1 ton painted 10 years ago and it still shines like new. The guy is still in business.
                        Hand-me-down '68 Super...under the knife
                        http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showthread.php?t=71890
                        '93 ZJ 35's, longarms, ARB's, etc.
                        http://jeepzj.net

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                        • RAMBLINFSJ
                          350 Buick
                          • Oct 31, 2006
                          • 972

                          #27
                          Super Nice Rig. Love the paint scheme. There is just something missing from the last two photos.......... Oil On The Concrete. What's Up With That?
                          1984 Wagoneer
                          1977 Cherokee Chief (401)
                          1982 J-20
                          1965 AMC Rambler American 220

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                          • Ralph
                            Third Member
                            • Apr 11, 2000
                            • 3548

                            #28
                            Honestly, there's a very slow drip from the rear main area. I'm pretty sure it's the oil pan and not the rear main seal itself, however, because the pan didn't quite fit up after installing the crankshaft scraper. So instead of a gasket, there's a big bead of RTV back there. When we get time, we'll do something about that. This weekend's project is to install the hydroboost setup Elliott put together for us.
                            Last edited by Ralph; 07-18-2007, 01:11 PM.
                            We did it to Japan. We can do it to it to Iran!

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                            • Zorm
                              304 AMC
                              • Apr 08, 1997
                              • 1972

                              #29
                              Ralph, I might come over and have a look see, love the paint. I have been toying with the idea of hydraboost, got a unit, just need to install.
                              83 Cherokee 4dr WT(axles) 4" lift, 351w, nv3550, NP208, installing soon

                              65 Corvair Corsa Convertible, 4 speed, 140 quad carb engine

                              71 F-250 Camper Special (in rewire stage)


                              HE guides my path, forgives me when I stray and lights my life.

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                              • cincyjeeprs
                                327 Rambler
                                • Oct 15, 2003
                                • 564

                                #30
                                Originally posted by H Callaway
                                PS What do you do about male dogs running around outside, remove them? Really not a good solution for the offending dog, is it?
                                Actually, that IS a pretty good idea. Wish my neighbor would consider it (for her dog, of course).

                                Ralph, So, because you are going to law school and your client is a doctor, that makes you what? Smarter than the rest of us, or just superior in knowing what we should or should not find objectionable? Our daughters should learn about anatomy literally "on the streets"? You, Sir, are adding just one more small step in the coarsening of America. (Old man rant over - at least I didn't use CAPS).

                                The Jeep, however, is fabulous. Great job.
                                Last edited by cincyjeeprs; 07-20-2007, 10:51 AM.
                                '85 CJ8 Shiny but Rough
                                '54 Willys Aero Lark, 161 F-Head six
                                '90 SJ Everything works - sorta. (edit: most things...edit: some things)
                                '04 WJ Overland (Blue Pill)

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