Alright, I guess we need to see pictures of these damn cupholders!'03 is dialed in...and at highway speed something started bumping at my feet. I freaked a little. Loose fender liner. Got an over sized push fastener. Fixed.
Still living that lighted cupholder life.
@Hog has got one..he's my media relations guy ..maybe he can post it. It's gonna fling a cravin' on ya.Alright, I guess we need to see pictures of these damn cupholders!
Congrats on the new land...you can have plenty of fun on 20 acers.....is it mainly flat or hilly, rivers, streams, fishing ponds??? c'mon man we needs details lol
It's definitely not flat. It's up in the hills in Pend Oreille County, Washington. Where my TJ is sitting is about 3000ft elevation in that pic. I have about 13 acers of forest, mainly fir. A pretty deep drainage runs right through the forested area. I'd post a vid driving up the access but I don't see a way on this forum.
Cupholders are worthless with out pics!!!!!'03 is dialed in...and at highway speed something started bumping at my feet. I freaked a little. Loose fender liner. Got an over sized push fastener. Fixed.
Still living that lighted cupholder life.
@Hog will maybe, once he gets back from shopping for some. He's probably been up all night wondering what color to set them on and whether to use fade mode.
I don't know if this is relative at all but I had some door handle problems with my 06...and just bending the tab on the lock mechanism slightly made the difference in it working like new and not working at all.Yesterday my passenger side outer door handle decided to shit the bed, thankfully I could still open from the inside. So I took the inner panel off (every single retaining clip broke, and I do this for a living) and saw that the metal bar that is on the handle and moves the linkage had bent out of the way. Got a pair of vise grips on it to bend back into place and it snapped off with very little force. Looks like the two pieces of metal had worn each other down over the past 15 years. Took a look at the drivers side and the same wear pattern was evident. So, quadratec to the rescue, ordered a pair of crown replacement handles, they come with the retaining wedges, and they should be here Wednesday. I'll check work for new panel clips before I go to Amazon. I had been wanting to paint the rusty handles anyway, guess this saves me that trouble
Yesterday my passenger side outer door handle decided to shit the bed, thankfully I could still open from the inside. So I took the inner panel off (every single retaining clip broke, and I do this for a living) and saw that the metal bar that is on the handle and moves the linkage had bent out of the way. Got a pair of vise grips on it to bend back into place and it snapped off with very little force. Looks like the two pieces of metal had worn each other down over the past 15 years. Took a look at the drivers side and the same wear pattern was evident. So, quadratec to the rescue, ordered a pair of crown replacement handles, they come with the retaining wedges, and they should be here Wednesday. I'll check work for new panel clips before I go to Amazon. I had been wanting to paint the rusty handles anyway, guess this saves me that trouble
I think you have me beat.
. Took these shots during the 'fitting' 
Yesterday my passenger side outer door handle decided to shit the bed, thankfully I could still open from the inside. So I took the inner panel off (every single retaining clip broke, and I do this for a living) and saw that the metal bar that is on the handle and moves the linkage had bent out of the way. Got a pair of vise grips on it to bend back into place and it snapped off with very little force. Looks like the two pieces of metal had worn each other down over the past 15 years. Took a look at the drivers side and the same wear pattern was evident. So, quadratec to the rescue, ordered a pair of crown replacement handles, they come with the retaining wedges, and they should be here Wednesday. I'll check work for new panel clips before I go to Amazon. I had been wanting to paint the rusty handles anyway, guess this saves me that trouble
