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1701 From: <Pvnuc@a...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 3:17am
Subject: Re: 4th Weekend


Got the locker fixed, need to check out the repair, with luck I will be there
about 130, white jeep with the ugliest green trailer you have ever seen. I
will wait until 200 and then it is up the hill.

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1702 From: Scott Kruize <OSMTJ@p...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 7:59am
Subject: Re: Want to replace Y style steering with wheel to wheel on TJ


Thanks Jeff, I'll follow these leads up.

Scott Kruize
Phoenix, AZ
OSMTJ@p...

Bone stock TJ ;)
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=28170&a=172110&p=10535704
(at least it was on the day I bought it)
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To: <az_vjc@eGroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:10 PM
Subject: [az_vjc] Re: Want to replace Y style steering with wheel to wheel
on TJ


> Scott -
>
> You can reach Brian via email at thusimos@c..., although he
> won't be back home from vacation for another week or two. Rusty's
steering
> conversion is very slick, and Rusty is fabulous to deal with (believes
> customer is right). I do know of someone that bent one of his tie rods
> because he uses them to their fullest extent. Please email him (Dave Nay
> nay@r...) and ask him how he likes Rusty's steering conversion. He's
got a
> 6" lift on a '97 XJ and does some pretty serious wheeling.
>
> The steering stabilizer mounts to the drag link (from pitman arm to right
> knuckle) with a dual ubolt and plate setup. Check out the pictures I took
of
> Brian's setup at http://www.desertwave.com/~jeffm/Temp/Steering/ - with a
> couple of notes: 1) Brian has stock offset (5.25") backspaced wheels
which
> Rusty's only supports 4.5" or less offset, so you won't have the rubbing
> problem, and 2) there are 2 different length drag link lengths - one for
0-3"
> lift, and one for +3 inch. Rusty mis-shipped the 0-3" link with Brian's
> setup. You can check out Rusty's steering box brace in the pictures as
well.
>
> BTW, Rubicon Express sells Rusty's kit too - it's the one listed on the XJ
> page on RE's website. Contact Rusty (rustys4x4@a...) if you want
specifics
> on his stuff. I'm not 100% sure his XJ stuff will work on your TJ. It
> should, it's basically the same front end, right?
>
> Looking forward to 'wheeling with you again soon,
> Jeff
>
>
> <002401bec445$c5aa1c40$3e3fa4c-@skruiz> wrote:
> original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/az_vjc/?start=1692
> > I'm looking to go with a different style steering setup on my 99 TJ. I
am tired of crawling under it after every run and setting the toe in and
straightening the steering wheel. Besides, I'm trying to prevent the
inevitable day when I'll bend the drag link. The Y style linkage changes the
toe in as the axle articulates whichs leads to more steering feedback on the
trail. A wheel to wheel tie rod conversion such as the one from Rusty's
Offroad should beef it up and solve my gripes.
> > I believe Brian in the white XJ has this setup. I talked to you and Jeff
on the FR42 run about it. Please give me more details on why you do and do
not like the setup from Rusty's on your XJ. I'd also like to see how the
stabilizer hooks up to this linkage.
> >
> > http://www.rustysoffroad.com/steering.htm
> >
> > If anyone else knows of another company producing this setup let me
know.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Scott Kruize
> > Phoenix, AZ
> > OSMTJ@p...
> >
> > Bone stock TJ ;)
> > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=28170&a=172110&p=10535704
> > (at least it was on the day I bought it)
> >
> >
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1703 From: Ross Skinner <rskinner@s...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 8:23am
Subject: Re: 4th Weekend


Sounds good, we are planning to be on the road at 1. If we do not hook up just
follow the directions and I will put a good sign out by our camp and try to pick
an area with lots of room.
Ross & Deb
84 CJ7

Pvnuc@a... wrote:

> Got the locker fixed, need to check out the repair, with luck I will be there
> about 130, white jeep with the ugliest green trailer you have ever seen. I
> will wait until 200 and then it is up the hill.
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1704 From: Jeff Walter <tpdc105@t...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 9:25am
Subject: Fw: Jeep Catalog



---

David Ross here is the address for the website for Quadratec.com
Lots of good deals on Jeep parts and accessories
http://www.quadratec.com

Thanks for scaning the card I gave you .

Jeff W. 95 Wrangler

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1705 From: David Ross <davyd@i...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 4:53pm
Subject: Re: Fw: Jeep Catalog


I have not been able to scan it scince i have not been to work scince i got the card...next week before i go to california i'll get it on the site
Jeff Walter wrote:

---David Ross here is the address for the website for Quadratec.com Lots of good deals on Jeep parts and accessorieshttp://www.quadratec.com Thanks for scaning the card I gave you . Jeff W. 95 Wrangler
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1706 From: Len Sullivan <kermit@f...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 7:36am
Subject: grill slots


Scott wrote:
<<The newest one with the headlights on it looks great. But Jon, there
<<traditionally is 7 slots in a Jeep grill.


7 slots? hee hee

mine has 22 :-)

I guess it all depends on what "tradition" you follow......



-Len Sullivan 1978 J-10
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1707 From: William Mish <yldkat@m...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 8:27pm
Subject: Re: grill slots


Good one by you, Len
----- Original Message -----
From: Len Sullivan <kermit@f...>
To: AZVJC <az_vjc@m...>
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:36 AM
Subject: [az_vjc] grill slots


> Scott wrote:
> <<The newest one with the headlights on it looks great. But Jon, there
> <<traditionally is 7 slots in a Jeep grill.
>
>
> 7 slots? hee hee
>
> mine has 22 :-)
>
> I guess it all depends on what "tradition" you follow......
>
>
>
> -Len Sullivan 1978 J-10
> -FSJ List Administrator
> -Phoenix, AZ ICQ# 38601959
>
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1708 From: Keith Orr <korr@z...>
Date: Fri Jul 2, 1999 2:28pm
Subject: RE disconnects


AZ_VJC members,
I recently purchased a set of quick disconnects for my 87 XJ's swaybar. They are from Rubicon Express. On the passenger side the setup works great, but on the drivers side the top adapter bracket will not sit level and therefore the upper bushing has allot of tweaking pressure applied, and I am afraid if I run it this way, the life of the bushing will be extremely short. I did loosen the swaybar and move it as far as possible towards the drivers side to try and align end link, but so much for that idea. It did help a little, but not enough. I noticed that the swaybar bolt eyelet on the drivers side is not level. Looks as though it is twisted a little. When I was running the stock end links, I was getting a popping noise when turning or hitting bumps. The stock end links were bent and this is one of the reasons I am replacing them, besides the ease of off-road setup. Can I person apply a little heat and twist the eyelet back level, without hurting anything? I am not sure if swaybars can be repaired, or do you recommend buying a new one? If so, could anyone suggest a good product?
BTW, I also notice that the new disconnects are a little noisy. Is this also normal? It doesn't bother me, but never having them before and going on a road trip to CO. I would like to know that things are performing up to specs. I would appreciate any information from my friends at AZ_VJC on this matter. Thank you,

Keith (Casper)
87 XJ
Safford, AZ
AZ_VJC member
NAXJA member

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1709 From: David O'Boyle <oboyle@m...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 6:30am
Subject: Re: RE disconnects


Keith,
Are you in the mood to experiment? try taking the swaybar all the way out and taking a short run down the road (carefully) see how the handeling is affected
I know of a few Zj's that run without the sway bar at all and don't have any real
ill affects. If not in the mood to experiment, I'll look around for a used sway bar.
for ya..
Dave (azxj) 93xj sport

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Orr <korr@zekes.com>
To: az_vjc@egroups.com <az_vjc@egroups.com>
Date: Saturday, July 03, 1999 5:25 AM
Subject: [az_vjc] RE disconnects


AZ_VJC members,
I recently purchased a set of quick disconnects for my 87 XJ's swaybar. They are from Rubicon Express. On the passenger side the setup works great, but on the drivers side the top adapter bracket will not sit level and therefore the upper bushing has allot of tweaking pressure applied, and I am afraid if I run it this way, the life of the bushing will be extremely short. I did loosen the swaybar and move it as far as possible towards the drivers side to try and align end link, but so much for that idea. It did help a little, but not enough. I noticed that the swaybar bolt eyelet on the drivers side is not level. Looks as though it is twisted a little. When I was running the stock end links, I was getting a popping noise when turning or hitting bumps. The stock end links were bent and this is one of the reasons I am replacing them, besides the ease of off-road setup. Can I person apply a little heat and twist the eyelet back level, without hurting anything? I am not sure if swaybars can be repaired, or do you recommend buying a new one? If so, could anyone suggest a good product?
BTW, I also notice that the new disconnects are a little noisy. Is this also normal? It doesn't bother me, but never having them before and going on a road trip to CO. I would like to know that things are performing up to specs. I would appreciate any information from my friends at AZ_VJC on this matter. Thank you,

Keith (Casper)
87 XJ
Safford, AZ
AZ_VJC member
NAXJA member

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1710 From: Jon Loveless <jloveless@e...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 8:27am
Subject: Re: grill slots


And most jeeps don't look like a computer either. I think this fits the
category of artistic license. If the whole thing was made to look like a
traditional jeep that's exactly what it would look like. After all this
fuss, tho, I did do one with 7 bars and I would do 22 if I had enough
space. To hell with tradition!!
At 07:36 AM 7/2/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Scott wrote:
><<The newest one with the headlights on it looks great. But Jon, there
><<traditionally is 7 slots in a Jeep grill.
>
>
>7 slots? hee hee
>
>mine has 22 :-)
>
>I guess it all depends on what "tradition" you follow......
>
>
>
>-Len Sullivan 1978 J-10
>-FSJ List Administrator
>-Phoenix, AZ ICQ# 38601959
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1711 From: George Andrews <gandre01@e...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 3:39pm
Subject: I'm off to Colorado


My wife and I are off to Colorado to tour the micro-breweries. I look
forward to the hundreds of AZVJC-messages that will be waiting upon my
return!

George Andrews
'82 Cherokee WT, 454TBI, TH400, QT, D44s, 35x12.50s, ARBs, MSD
'88 XJ -stock except for BullBar
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1712 From: Scott Kruize <OSMTJ@p...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 5:19pm
Subject: Re: RE disconnects


The RE disconnects have a reputation of being noisy. On my old YJ I had to apply a little grease between the links to keep them quiet. On the TJ they haven't made any noise yet.

Scott Kruize
Phoenix, AZ
OSMTJ@psn.net

Bone stock TJ ;)
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=28170&a=172110&p=10535704
(at least it was on the day I bought it)
----- Original Message -----
From: Keith Orr
To: az_vjc@egroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 2:28 PM
Subject: [az_vjc] RE disconnects


AZ_VJC members,
I recently purchased a set of quick disconnects for my 87 XJ's swaybar. They are from Rubicon Express. On the passenger side the setup works great, but on the drivers side the top adapter bracket will not sit level and therefore the upper bushing has allot of tweaking pressure applied, and I am afraid if I run it this way, the life of the bushing will be extremely short. I did loosen the swaybar and move it as far as possible towards the drivers side to try and align end link, but so much for that idea. It did help a little, but not enough. I noticed that the swaybar bolt eyelet on the drivers side is not level. Looks as though it is twisted a little. When I was running the stock end links, I was getting a popping noise when turning or hitting bumps. The stock end links were bent and this is one of the reasons I am replacing them, besides the ease of off-road setup. Can I person apply a little heat and twist the eyelet back level, without hurting anything? I am not sure if swaybars can be repaired, or do you recommend buying a new one? If so, could anyone suggest a good product?
BTW, I also notice that the new disconnects are a little noisy. Is this also normal? It doesn't bother me, but never having them before and going on a road trip to CO. I would like to know that things are performing up to specs. I would appreciate any information from my friends at AZ_VJC on this matter. Thank you,

Keith (Casper)
87 XJ
Safford, AZ
AZ_VJC member
NAXJA member

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1713 From: brian harmon <boh105@u...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 2:07pm
Subject: Re: [ RE disconnects]


Well letts see..... does your XJ have a lift kit.... if
so the track bar may need to be moved towards the drivers
side to recenter the axle under the jeep. and yes
virginia the suckers do chatter a bit....but you will
get used to them. You might just need to realign the top
disconnect bracket it to can be off center just a little
and throw the whole thing out of wack. Ill look in
Flagstaff for another sway bar for you... a used one

Good luck
boh105@u... 88 XJ


"Keith Orr" <korr@z...> wrote:

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AZ_VJC members,
I recently purchased a set of quick disconnects for my 87 XJ's swaybar.
They are from Rubicon Express. On the passenger side the setup works great,
but on the drivers side the top adapter bracket will not sit level and
therefore the upper bushing has allot of tweaking pressure applied, and I am
afraid if I run it this way, the life of the bushing will be extremely short.
I did loosen the swaybar and move it as far as possible towards the drivers
side to try and align end link, but so much for that idea. It did help a
little, but not enough. I noticed that the swaybar bolt eyelet on the drivers
side is not level. Looks as though it is twisted a little. When I was running
the stock end links, I was getting a popping noise when turning or hitting
bumps. The stock end links were bent and this is one of the reasons I am
replacing them, besides the ease of off-road setup. Can I person apply a
little heat and twist the eyelet back level, without hurting anything? I am
not sure if swaybars can be repaired, or do you recommend buying a new one? If
so, could anyone suggest a good product?
BTW, I also notice that the new disconnects are a little noisy. Is this
also normal? It doesn't bother me, but never having them before and going on a
road trip to CO. I would like to know that things are performing up to specs.
I would appreciate any information from my friends at AZ_VJC on this matter.
Thank you,

Keith (Casper)
87 XJ
Safford, AZ
AZ_VJC member
NAXJA member


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1714 From: brian harmon <boh105@u...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 2:06pm
Subject: Re: [ grill slots]


Some people just dont under stand do they..... I think
its great just the way it is..... so does the rest of
family....great job and highly appreciated.....7....what
the....really!

thanks again for your hard work

boh105@u... 88 XJ






Jon Loveless <jloveless@e...> wrote:
And most jeeps don't look like a computer either. I think this fits the
category of artistic license. If the whole thing was made to look like a
traditional jeep that's exactly what it would look like. After all this
fuss, tho, I did do one with 7 bars and I would do 22 if I had enough
space. To hell with tradition!!
At 07:36 AM 7/2/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Scott wrote:
><<The newest one with the headlights on it looks great. But Jon, there
><<traditionally is 7 slots in a Jeep grill.
>
>
>7 slots? hee hee
>
>mine has 22 :-)
>
>I guess it all depends on what "tradition" you follow......
>
>
>
>-Len Sullivan 1978 J-10
>-FSJ List Administrator
>-Phoenix, AZ ICQ# 38601959
>
>
>
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1715 From: Scott Kruize <OSMTJ@p...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 9:28pm
Subject: Re: grill slots


Len,

The 7 slot grill has been prevalent throughout the history of the Jeep line.
Way back I believe the Ford GP's had a horizontal grill. And your J series
as well as the SJ's I believe, have a different style. But for the most part
it's been the 7 slot. Look at the flatfender including military, the long CJ
series including military versions, YJ, XJ, ZJ, WJ, TJ, DJ (postal), & MJ
pickup, . I'm not knocking your J series just trying to import a little
heritage to the logo contest. After all, this is supposed to be fun :)

Scott Kruize
Phoenix, AZ
OSMTJ@p...

Bone stock TJ ;)
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=28170&a=172110&p=10535704
(at least it was on the day I bought it)
----- Original Message -----
From: Len Sullivan <kermit@f...>
To: AZVJC <az_vjc@m...>
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:36 AM
Subject: [az_vjc] grill slots


> Scott wrote:
> <<The newest one with the headlights on it looks great. But Jon, there
> <<traditionally is 7 slots in a Jeep grill.
>
>
> 7 slots? hee hee
>
> mine has 22 :-)
>
> I guess it all depends on what "tradition" you follow......
>
>
>
> -Len Sullivan 1978 J-10
> -FSJ List Administrator
> -Phoenix, AZ ICQ# 38601959
>
>
>
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1716 From: Keith Orr <korr@z...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 9:34am
Subject: Re: RE disconnects


Dave,
Thanks man for the help on the sway bar. I got with my son today, since he didn't have to work, and he helped me straighten out the problem. He is a life saver in the auto mechanic area. We went ahead a heated up the twisted area and pulled it back into place. I hope this works! He will be going wheeling this weekend, and will put it to the test. I will let you know how it performs. Thanks again for your support and help. BTW, glad to hear that things are looking up for you. Thank goodness for insurance coverage!1111111

Keith (Casper)
87 XJ
AZ_VJC member
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1717 From: James A Langdon <yucca-man@j...>
Date: Sat Jul 3, 1999 2:23pm
Subject: Re: newbie


Mike,

Welcome to the AZ_VJC! The XJ is quite a capable Jeep as well, as many
manufacturers are now starting to find out, so the choice of parts, etc
is getting better. As to what to do to start building the Cherokee, or
what to do/not to do, depends what you're looking for from this Jeep.
Give us an idea, there's plenty of XJ owners recently joining the VJC.

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On Sun, 27 Jun 1999 19:59:27 -0700 "Michael Dirilo" <mike@n...>
writes:
>Hi. there my name is mike and I'm new here. just starting to try and
>build
>up my '87 XJ.
>Looking forward to wheelin with the group. Any help on what to do your
>not
>to do on my XJ greatly appreciated. thx.
> newbie

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1718 From: David O'Boyle <oboyle@m...>
Date: Sun Jul 4, 1999 3:33am
Subject: Re: newbie


Mike,

I have a 93xj and I love it they are great. They can be set up to do almost
any trail with enough cash, just as well so can any Jeep.
there are about 10 people on the list with XJ's so there is ample
information just let us know what you are looking for.. here is a link to a
picture of my ride.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=33345&a=205921&p=10641812
check it out.
Dave (azxj) 93xj sport

-----Original Message-----
From: James A Langdon <yucca-man@j...>
To: mike@n... <mike@n...>
Cc: az_vjc@egroups.com <az_vjc@egroups.com>
Date: Sunday, July 04, 1999 1:42 AM
Subject: [az_vjc] Re: newbie


>Mike,
>
>Welcome to the AZ_VJC! The XJ is quite a capable Jeep as well, as many
>manufacturers are now starting to find out, so the choice of parts, etc
>is getting better. As to what to do to start building the Cherokee, or
>what to do/not to do, depends what you're looking for from this Jeep.
>Give us an idea, there's plenty of XJ owners recently joining the VJC.
>
> \\\///
> (O)(O) Jim Yucca-man@j...
>--oOO----(__)------------ 99 Dodge Q-Cab 89 Cherokee
>: WILL WORK FOR : 73 CJ5 (assembly required)
>: Jeep Parts : http://members.tripod.com/~Yucca_man/azjeep
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> ooO Ooo
>
>On Sun, 27 Jun 1999 19:59:27 -0700 "Michael Dirilo" <mike@n...>
>writes:
>>Hi. there my name is mike and I'm new here. just starting to try and
>>build
>>up my '87 XJ.
>>Looking forward to wheelin with the group. Any help on what to do your
>>not
>>to do on my XJ greatly appreciated. thx.
>> newbie
>
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1719 From: brian harmon <boh105@u...>
Date: Mon Jul 5, 1999 8:21am
Subject: My ride


First off I hope you all hav a great 4th......
I was working on the beast and my Job. Attached is a pic
of the XJ that gets me around. hope to see some one set up
a photopoint for all of us to send in pics of our rides.

thanks
boh105@usa.net 88 XJ

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1720 From: William Mish <yldkat@m...>
Date: Mon Jul 5, 1999 5:59pm
Subject: Re: My ride


It's already set up. you'll have to talk to our "humble list moderator", Dan
to get specifics on how to post. Be Good. Later.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=28170&a=172110
----- Original Message -----
From: brian harmon <boh105@u...>
To: <az_vjc@egroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 05, 1999 2:21 PM
Subject: [az_vjc] My ride


First off I hope you all hav a great 4th......
I was working on the beast and my Job. Attached is a pic
of the XJ that gets me around. hope to see some one set up
a photopoint for all of us to send in pics of our rides.

thanks
boh105@u... 88 XJ

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1721 From: <rskinner@s...>
Date: Mon Jul 5, 1999 6:55pm
Subject: 4th on the Rim


Darn, we missed the fireworks, and the 110 degrees. The Rim trip with
the Copper State group and the Tucson folks was lots of fun. Deb and I
appreciate their efforts. I think I am going back sooooon!
Ross & Deb
84 CJ7


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1722 From: <Revolvr@a...>
Date: Mon Jul 5, 1999 5:03pm
Subject: Re: My ride


In a message dated 7/5/99 2:24:02 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
boh105@u... writes:

> I was working on the beast and my Job. Attached is a pic
> of the XJ that gets me around. hope to see some one set up
> a photopoint for all of us to send in pics of our rides.

We already have a photopoint site. I've uploaded your pics. You had a lot of
whitespace, so I cropped it and put the pics side by side.

The web address for the AZVJC pics is:

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=28170

Thanks!

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1723 From: Matt Ulepic <mulepic@h...>
Date: Tue Jul 6, 1999 1:18am
Subject: Re: BPM bumpers for sale


I thought I wrote you but I must not have, I apologize. I just sold the
rack so the price on the rear bumber is $850 obo and the front is $600 obo.
The rear has the swing out tire carrier, high lift mount, gas can mount,
water can mount, 2" receiver hitch, and shackles and D-rings. The front has
a winch plate, 2" receiver hitch, and shackles and D-rings. Let me know if
you are interested. Have you called BPM for their latest prices and waiting
list. These bumpers are awesome and in like new condition.

-Matt


>From: Allen Jakob <allenjakob@w...>
>Reply-To: az_vjc@egroups.com
>To: az_vjc@egroups.com
>Subject: [az_vjc] Re: BPM bumpers for sale
>Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 11:19:19 -0700
>
>Matt: How much are you asking for them???
>
>
>Matt Ulepic wrote:
>
> > Due to unexpected circumstances, I had to sell the jeep :( I kept the
>after
> > market stuff in hopes to me able to sell them.
> >
> > >From: "Scott Kruize" <OSMTJ@p...>
> > >Reply-To: az_vjc@egroups.com
> > >To: <az_vjc@egroups.com>
> > >Subject: [az_vjc] Re: BPM bumpers for sale
> > >Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1999 21:03:06 -0700
> > >
> > >Why are you selling?
> > >
> > >Scott Kruize
> > >Phoenix, AZ
> > >OSMTJ@p...
> > >
> > >Bone stock TJ ;)
> > >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=28170&a=172110&p=10535704
> > >(at least it was on the day I bought it)
> > >----- Original Message -----
> > >From: <mulepic@h...>
> > >To: <az_vjc@eGroups.com>
> > >Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 9:49 AM
> > >Subject: [az_vjc] BPM bumpers for sale
> > >
> > >
> > > > HI ALL,
> > > >
> > > > I have some BulletProof MFG bumpers for sale. You can check them
>out on
> > >their website at: http://www.bulletproofmfg.com/
> > > >
> > > > I have just about every option on these bumpers front and rear.
> > > >
> > > > The Front is the FF1 with shackle mounts and D-Rings, 2" receiver
>hitch,
> > >light tabs, and winch mount.
> > > >
> > > > The Rear is the FF1RS with shackle mounts and D-Rings, 2" receiver
> > >hitch,
> > >swingout tire carrier, gas can mount, water mount, and ricochet rack.
> > > >
> > > > These are in great shape they have only been offroad twice. They
>are
> > >guaranteed not to bend or break. If you are serious about bumpers and
> > >protecting your jeep TJ email me. I will sell them separately or as a
> > >complete set.
> > > >
> > > > -Matt
> > > >
> > > > mulepic@h...
> > > >
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1724 From: Leah Eliscu <eliscu@m...>
Date: Tue Jul 6, 1999 11:45am
Subject: 4th on the Rim


Thanks to all the members of the AZ_VJC
that showed up for the weekend!
It was a pleasure to meet you all!
We had a great time and look foreward
to Clint's Well again next year.
This event was put on by the Copper State
club out of Mesa and they deserve all the
credit and thanks! Good Job Guys!

Saturday was a day of meeting new people
and getting together with some old friends
and their rigs. We participated in 4X4 games,
kids games,and a horseshoe tournament.
Some of us had pot-lucks and there was a ice cream social.
Sunday we had an easy run, although a tree was
winched out of the way on a pretty good downhill
trail all rigs made it through, even the stock TJs and the YJ.
We stopped for lunch on the trail then headed back to
Clint's Well for an ice cream stop. The trail was pretty
dusty but it was a great time none the less.
Thanks to 'Mango' for leading this huge group out there!
Monday morning we said our goodbyes to those who had
not left Sunday and took our time going back to Tucson.
We stopped at the "Natural Bridge" thanks for the
suggestion on that, it is a beautiful sight!
We did not get a drop of rain til we got into
to Tucson about 5:30 PM!

Hope to see you all out on the trails soon or
when it get's cooler!

Leah "SHE J" 94YJ ~Tucson~

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1725 From: brian harmon <boh105@u...>
Date: Tue Jul 6, 1999 7:55am
Subject: Re: [ My ride]


OOPPS..... Sorry Dan, I thought that I had sent in the
already cropped pics of my XJ.... I guess I need to clean
out the ol. computer of originals after I crop them...
Thanks for handling that for me. I'll be more careful nest
time.

Thanks again
boh105@u... 88 XJ


Revolvr@a... wrote:
In a message dated 7/5/99 2:24:02 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
boh105@u... writes:

> I was working on the beast and my Job. Attached is a pic
> of the XJ that gets me around. hope to see some one set up
> a photopoint for all of us to send in pics of our rides.

We already have a photopoint site. I've uploaded your pics. You had a lot of
whitespace, so I cropped it and put the pics side by side.

The web address for the AZVJC pics is:

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=28170

Thanks!

-- Dan

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