I found you!!
04-20-2006, 01:10 AM
#1
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I found you!!
My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
in my head. A Jeep!
Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
years and is one of those driving projects.
I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
groups.
I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
wave at each other!
I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
enjoyment.
I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
Thanks and hello!!
for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
in my head. A Jeep!
Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
years and is one of those driving projects.
I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
groups.
I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
wave at each other!
I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
enjoyment.
I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
Thanks and hello!!
04-20-2006, 02:02 AM
#2
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Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
Find a local Jeep club and go on their runs.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
04-20-2006, 02:02 AM
#3
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Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
Find a local Jeep club and go on their runs.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
04-20-2006, 02:02 AM
#4
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Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
Find a local Jeep club and go on their runs.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
for my boss wrote:
>
> My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
> for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
> Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
> thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
> my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
> in my head. A Jeep!
> Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
> know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
>
> I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
> owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
> A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
> years and is one of those driving projects.
>
> I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
> nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
> groups.
>
> I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
> wave at each other!
>
> I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
> doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
> enjoyment.
>
> I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
> Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
> belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
> For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
> change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
>
> Thanks and hello!!
04-20-2006, 06:48 AM
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Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
*waving*
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
04-20-2006, 06:48 AM
#6
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
*waving*
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
04-20-2006, 06:48 AM
#7
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: I found you!!
*waving*
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
Hey Todd!
Well, your grin is so big I can see the glow all the way over here!
Congrats on your Jeep, and happy trails to you.
The guys in here that know stuff about your jeep will steer you in the right
direction.
Don't let Bill pick on you too much.
Personally, I will expect you to build an extensive website and photos to be
posted every step of the way
AND
Put your smiling faces on the map!
http://www.frappr.com/ramjw
Kate
"for my boss" <igiveup0924@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145509850.382118.96200@i40g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
: My name's Todd, I live in Fort Worth. I had a '76 CJ 5 in high shool
: for a year or so. Then at 24 I had an 81 CJ-7 for another year or so.
: Now 12 years later after searching for the past 4 months for a toy (
: thanks to the promotion ). I hadn't even considered another Jeep, until
: my wife said something about a convertible, and the light bulb went off
: in my head. A Jeep!
: Countless hours on the internet, every printed ad I could find. You
: know how when you give up, is the moment you succeed.
:
: I now am a proud owner of a 78 CJ-7 with 113k miles from it's second
: owner. All original 304 V-8, with Auto, and Quadratrac! It even has
: A/C! It's a Renegade, Levi's. It's been sitting dormant for the past 6
: years and is one of those driving projects.
:
: I have been banging around the internet for the past 4 hours with
: nothing but lift kits and soft tops. Then I tried a search with google
: groups.
:
: I've read some of ya'lls posts and I've found you! The Jeep people who
: wave at each other!
:
: I'll need some help when I do my stage II resto job. For now we're
: doing stage I, which is only the driveability issues for immediate
: enjoyment.
:
: I ask the group to give a specific "grocery" list of what to do along
: Jeep specifics of getting it road ready. I know I'll do the fluids and
: belts, but ya'll know the ins and out of these Jeeps.
: For instance someone told me to take out the front drive shaft and
: change the fluid in the quadra trac. I wouldn't have thoght of that.
:
: Thanks and hello!!
:
