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Whatever the reason, we need to bring it back. I've thought about getting a spare roof lip spoiler for a WK2 Grand Cherokee and making something similar for myself...
The grille thing on custom '70s may be an attempt to tribute the '69 500. This one, though...
I do love carbon fiber though. And you CAN do a colored fiber in the weave, if you want to have color AND the bare/clearcoat weave look. Lots of motorcycles do it...but that's much smaller real...
The only spoiler I've ever had do anything at street speeds, is the one on my 72 Satellite Wagon:
(this isn't my car, I don't have a pic of it on this computer so I grabbed one online)
Takes air coming over the roof, and pushes it down into the void behind the car. It actually CLEANS the...
First coat of polyurethane on the rental floors today. It's a semigloss, should dry less shiny...
Well...at least one of them is right side up. I'm high from the fumes but even *I* can tell that's not right.....
I never understood the fascination with the fake beadlock bolts...I think they look like crap, AND they're a pain in the *** to keep clean. I was looking for rims for my 2001 Ram 2500 a while back, and everything I found had those stupid bolts on them. I ended up going with gen3 Ram factory...
Pam cooking spray.
I use Pledge furniture polish on my motorcycle helmet visors, inside and out. Helps bug removal (outside) and works extremely well as anti-fog (inside). And it smells nice!
Started painting the apartment my tenants moved out of Saturday. Did the living room today
And stained the floor in preparation for 2 coats of polyurethane
Have a machine shop look everything over, machine the block, and give advice on rod/crank replacement after they're done. There's no way to diagnose stuff like this over the internet.
Do you want it to "work"? Or do you want it RIGHT?
I had an old jeep years ago, got it for $400. Dead miss on...