Jeeps Let's see um

[dave77]

It only popped out when you were off the gas and it didn't take much effort to hold it in so I put up with it, money was tight back then and although I'm a decent backyard mechanic doing a transmission rebuild is above my mechanical skills.

[Lyman]

Only picture I have. 200,000 miles and still runs great. 1999 Grand Cherokee 4.7 V8

[markiver54]

Nice Cherokee Lyman! Hope it continues to serve you well! Good looking and capable.

[Lyman]

Nice Cherokee Lyman! Hope it continues to serve you well! Good looking and capable.

Thanks, It does everything I ask of it.

[EasyEd]

Hey All,

Thinkin it's about time for some new tires. Just over 90,000 miles on the original SRAs. Yeah they are pretty close to slicks!

Anyway here it is...

Apparently I can't upload from my phone and I don't put much stuff on the net. Do we have to link to a hosted photo URL - if so I'm probably out. I see no option for putting image inline selecting from my phone and see nothing on image size megabytes or dimensions. Is this info somewhere? No offense taken - this is not my site.

-Ed-

[Ernie]

My 1998 Cherokee with 220,000 miles, runs great, normal maintenance. Got to have something if the lake effect cuts loose and we get buried with snow.

http://henryrifleforums.com/download/fi ... w&id=17291


NOTE : picture orientation corrected
Jim

[Old Syko]

Fr8WHF8sSPa+%n35Q5uw+Q.jpgMy 1998 Cherokee with 220,000 miles, runs great, normal maintenance. Got to have something if the lake effect cuts loose and we get buried with snow.
Tried to change picture but can't rotate or reduce.

One trick to posting pics online is to always take phone pics with the phone sideways rather than vertical. There are other factors that can cause issues but this is usually the easiest way to avoid sideways pics.

[Mags]

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CHeck out photo post testing here:
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=4541
In short, take your pictures with your phone orientated like below, otherwise they appear rotated or upside down when posted.

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Fr8WHF8sSPa+%n35Q5uw+Q.jpgMy 1998 Cherokee with 220,000 miles, runs great, normal maintenance. Got to have something if the lake effect cuts loose and we get buried with snow.
Tried to change picture but can't rotate or reduce.

[Redthies]

My 3 Jeeps from over the years:

‘05 Rubicon 6 speed manual, 4” lift and 33s. Awesome off-road. Best of the 3.

‘11 Rubicon auto, 3” lift and 34s. Decent off-road.

‘84 CJ-7 4 cyl 5 speed, 2.5” lift on 31s. 52,000 original miles. Kind of fun, but basically a crappy tractor with a windshield.

[markiver54]

Love the red Rubi!!

[Redthies]

Love the red Rubi!!

Thanks Mark. She was actually a burnt orange color called “Impact Orange”. It had a gray hard and soft top. It was a sharp Jeep. I’m a Toyota guy at heart, but I wish I still had that ‘05!

[markiver54]

Love the red Rubi!!

Thanks Mark. She was actually a burnt orange color called “Impact Orange”. It had a gray hard and soft top. It was a sharp Jeep. I’m a Toyota guy at heart, but I wish I still had that ‘05!

You're welcome James, you inspired me to add; the wife and I each have 4-Runners...love them!

[Redthies]

I’m a car guy (well, trucks at least). I’m not overly brand loyal, but there are certain makes and models that are better than others. There is a property just down the road from me that has about 15 early Scouts on it, along with dozens of other 50s to 70s era vehicles. The property is now up for sale and I’m trying to get access and see if they will sell anything...

[markiver54]

Old Scouts were awesome. If I was younger, I sure wouldn't mind having one for a resto.
I worked for an International dealer right out of HS. Remember them well.