Sir Mech

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did you notice the blackout lights on the out sidde corner of the bumper on the first pic

It look like the rear bummper is going to turn out looking good. i see were your going with it and think it going to work out good for you. is the swingaway going to swing over the bummper or are you going to make a brackit fo it to rest on on the shifter brakage problem we probly need too sleve it with a peice of tubing for strength

Heres a few pics of some nerfs i put on a 2010 jeep jk

You got that right. it does take a lot of thinking fluid :beer_01: Makes you step back and wonder what you got your self into

I know it is a sickness but i love the old WWII jeeps so i bought one a couple of years ago here is a few pictures of when i picked it up and under disassimbly i will post some pictures of reassimbly as soon as i take them

found this for windy its a car to tank kit Only three words can truly cover the accurate description of this product: Holy f***ing s**t. Yes, we've gone there. With pride, we unveil the KaleCoAuto Car to Tank kit! Featuring high strength steel construction and military grade components, we're sure this kit will survive even the harshest urban environments. Never wait in traffic again. Simply bolts to the roof of your vehicle, and takes the same easy to obtain ammunition used by the M1-A1. How can this be legal, you ask? Well to be honest, lawyers are pretty damn expensive. We have taken a new approach: Launch the product, and then watch the news.

larger image $450.99 Model: AWD45 Shipping Weight: 25 lbs 3 Units in Stock Add to Cart: Been unsatisfied with the monster torque steer in your front wheel drive luxury car? Been annoyed by the rear end of your new high powered sports car sliding out in the rain and snow? Jealous of those folks with the big spoilers and pink performance parts? Let's face it: Only AWD cars have good handling. (Just ask anyone with an AWD performance vehicle.) To overcome the shortcomings of many otherwise nice vehicles, KaleCoAuto has developed this system! The lug-pulleys bolt directly to the wheel studs! If you can change a tire, you can install this kit. Please refrain from making left or right turns once this kit is installed. To enjoy the added handling benefits of AWD with this kit, is important that the steering wheel remains perfectly centered! I think this would have been faster in converting blue jeepy to a 4x4

Heres a musical slide show of a variety of castles from around the world hope you all enjoy it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRRTsaLMgp8&feature=related

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Saint Michel The « Wonder of the Western World » forms a tower in the heart of an immense bay invaded by the highest tides in Europe. It was at the request of the Archangel Michel « chief of the celestial militia » that Aubert, Bishop of Avranches built and consecrated a small church on the 16th October 709. In 966 a community of Benedictines settled on the rock at the request of the Duke of Normandy and the pre-Romanesque church was built before the year one thousand. In the 11th century, the Romanesque abbey church was founded over a set of crypts where the rock comes to an apex, and the first monastery buildings were built up against its north wall. In the 12th century, the Romanesque monastery buildings were extended to the west and south. In the 13th century, a donation by the king of France, Philip Augustus, in the wake of his conquest of Normandy, enabled a start to be made on the Gothic section of the "Merveille ": two three-storey buildings, crowned by the cloister and the refectory. In the 14th century, the Hundred Years War made it necessary to protect the abbey behind a set of military constructions, enabling it to hold out against a siege lasting 30 years. In the 15th century, the Romanesque chancel of the abbey church, broken down in 1421 was replaced by the Gothic Flamboyant chancel. With Rome and Saint Jacques de Compostelle, this great spiritual and intellectual centre, was one of the most important places of pilgrimage for the Medieval occident. For nearly one thousand years men, women and children went there by roads called « paths to paradise » hoping for the assurance of eternity, given by the Archangel of judgement « Peseur des ames ». The Abbey was turned into a prison during the days of the French Revolution and Empire, and needed to be restored before the end of the 19th century. With the celebration of the monastic's 1000th anniversary, in the year 1966 a religious community moved back to what used to be the abbatial dwellings, perpuating prayer and welcome the original vocation of this place. Friars and sisters from "Les Fraternités Monastiques de Jerusalem" have been ensuring a spiritual presence since the year 2001. At the same time as the abbey was developping a village grew up from the Middle Age. It flourished on the south-east side of the rock surrounded by walls dated for the most part from the Hundred Years war. This village has always a commercial vocation. UNESCO has classed the Mont Saint-Michel as a world heritage in 1979 and this mecca of tourism welcomes more than three million visitors a year.

Heres a scarey little mail jeep for you and MegLittle is known about this right-hand-drive delivery version of the CJ-3B, except that according to a 1958 Willys Engineering Release, six prototypes were produced for the U.S. Post Office. Although a production model would likely have been two-wheel-drive, the prototype in the photo appears to be built on a four-wheel drive CJ-3B chassis. Presumably it used the F-head 4-cylinder Hurricane, and would have replaced the DJ-3A as the primary Willys fleet vehicle. However, either Willys or the Post Office apparently decided to stick with the aging DJ-3A with its L-head engine, which was produced until 1965 when it was replaced by the DJ-5A Dispatcher 100.

Yep that what happens when you go and try to show off

Not me i would never do any thing like that :evil laugh: Oh ok i did it Belive it or not but before i went into it the mud hole was only 2 ft by 3 ft with only about 2 inchis of water on top Now that being said after i was pulled out i moved to the right about 3 feet and made i through