PHATBRAT

Turbo and Non-Turbo axles are different. But on any of the cars, Left and Right Axles..No difference

If it's in good shape then it must have been one of those amish guys who couldn't afford a buggy so he just hooked a dead sube to his horse. ROFL Boz

Can't say it's you if you are pulling them off. After you pull everything off, tap them gently with a rubber mallet to loosen them. If you are taking them off to replace them then who cares. If you are replacing a seal then take your time and tap them like I said.

Ha Ha that's pretty good. Glad to see some haven't lost the holiday spirit

It's all good. Just raggin on you like you did me. (BTW, No sawzall)

That's what I wanted mine to look like. I was gonna get a custom frame so I could lift it and stuff a SB 327 in there. This was quite a few yrs ago when I had more $$$$

Ken You are a funny guy! It's ok, Everyone slips (gets schooled) from time to time. I'll be the first to admit that you know 10x more than I do but the bottom line is I WAS RIGHT AND YOU WERE WRONG (Boz 1, Ken 0, and Chris -3 for hiding now with your tail between your legs) :moon: It's all in good fun, that's why I love this board. You guys all crack me up. OK, Now on to the next topic....

Sounds good if he guarantees everything in writing.

I stand corrected. Thanks.

Lesson #1 Weedhoppa, Read the Heading of the post carefully. To save you time, I copied it for you. "How Hard Is It To Remove The Ignition From The Steering Col???EA81" Ha HA Ha ROFLMAO Boz

Niiiice, I think I may just move to the west coast (sorry, Not California) Ken, where the heck do you work that you can always afford all these nice vehicles? If you tell me that you got it for like 200 bucks I promise you an envelope of anthrax in the mail.

Mark, First off, Welcome to the best damn message board that ever existed. Now, Where in NE PA are you. I am from there but now live in NJ. Check Harry's U Pull It in Hazleton. If not let me know, there are 2 justy's in a yard near me. What parts do you need, Just fenders? I can find out a price for you. Don't know what years they are but I think they are all the same,. They only made that car for like 2 years or something. Let me know. I have a feeling you are fairly close to where I grew up. Boz

Actually it was a porshe. It too was awd and the race was on sand. The BRAT won for like the 1st 1/4 mile. The title of the article if I remember correctly was "Beauty and the Beast" because the porshe was brand new and the BRAT was beat to hell, well, at least the body was. Ha HA HA

One last bump just for kicks. Ha Ha Ha

Looks good to me, I would try one. Boz (maybe if and when I rebuild my EA81)

Washington guys, Did the snow get you? Or did you get the snow? Cali People, Hope you are all safe. Toast a few marshmallows for me. Washington Guys, Go dump some of your snow on California. Boz

I see said the blind man to his deaf dog

Did the wench push the car on the hauler or did she operate the winch for you?

So you are saying the 500 series is adequate enough? Let's see what anyone else thinks. The 500's are cheap. I think they are 79 to my door brand new with the covers which will match my color scheme (eventually) Thanks, Anyone else? Maroon, Did you get my email reference the deal we are making? If not I will shoot you another. Boz

Mick, That was Vague. It must be a GL. I doubt they messed with the tailgate. All of the Gen II's were dual range right? But not all had funroofs. ???????

Yeah, We want pics. Shoot them to me at cmakar@hotmail.com. Welcome to the board. I think you will fit right in. Thanks, Boz

I am gonna try to say this gently: (to those of you who mock me) EAT SHIP AND DIE!!!! Thanks Cole. Just for the record, Have you ever done this before? Boz

Anyone? Surely someone must know something about some kind of light here. Does anyone have a jeep buddy they can ask? I am thinking of posting on the jeep board. Don't shun, eradicate, expel, or exile me. Just a simple question not having to do with Jeeps. Boz

Brian, Looks good man. You gonna lift it now?

Try some KY jelly, vaseline, or astroglide. That should do the trick. These also work well to lube up anything else on the car. J/K