MOBBiN's 2014 STX build
03-31-2015, 02:32 PM
#12
Sorry but all I can look at is your avatar 
Nice looking truck though. I have an STX as well. I wanted to take the jump seat out but I'm getting flack from my wife.
Her - "What if we wanna have a third person up front?"
Me - "I don't have any friends left." LOL.
Nice looking truck though. I have an STX as well. I wanted to take the jump seat out but I'm getting flack from my wife.
Her - "What if we wanna have a third person up front?"
Me - "I don't have any friends left." LOL.
03-31-2015, 03:54 PM
#13
Good looking truck and Jeep.
I used to have a 2000 Cherokee with a 6.5" long arm lift. Sadly enough the engine blew and i had to part it out due to lack of funds.
It was used strictly for off-road use and there wasn't anywhere it wouldn't go, probably a few places it shouldnt of gone though.
I used to have a 2000 Cherokee with a 6.5" long arm lift. Sadly enough the engine blew and i had to part it out due to lack of funds.
It was used strictly for off-road use and there wasn't anywhere it wouldn't go, probably a few places it shouldnt of gone though.
03-31-2015, 09:18 PM
#15
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Good looking truck and Jeep.
I used to have a 2000 Cherokee with a 6.5" long arm lift. Sadly enough the engine blew and i had to part it out due to lack of funds.
It was used strictly for off-road use and there wasn't anywhere it wouldn't go, probably a few places it shouldnt of gone though.
I used to have a 2000 Cherokee with a 6.5" long arm lift. Sadly enough the engine blew and i had to part it out due to lack of funds.
It was used strictly for off-road use and there wasn't anywhere it wouldn't go, probably a few places it shouldnt of gone though.
My only piece of advice is to wear latix gloves. I already want to reopen them because the driver projector has a finger print.
04-02-2015, 09:13 PM
#16
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Had a few hours in anchorage today before a flight so I snapped some pics at some local scenery outlooks
Baluga point:
Point Warnsoff looking at Mt Foraker & Mt McKinley:
Mt. Susitna, Foraker & McKinley:
Baluga point:
Point Warnsoff looking at Mt Foraker & Mt McKinley:
Mt. Susitna, Foraker & McKinley:
04-04-2015, 01:29 PM
#20
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Yup. I popped em off, scuffed them up, applied a coat of adhesion promoter, sprayed 4 coats of Oxford white out of a can i bought from AutoZone, wet sanded them smooth with 2000 grit then 2 layers of clear coat followed by another wet sand and buffing. they turned out ok. They could probably use more clear and a better wet sanding but they work until it warms up
