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Ummm, yeah... they've been watching our videos and thought that we could use one of these for Ripley :rolleyes:

Also, I noticed one of our tires was low on air and after doing some looking around, I found this. Being that it went in a weird angle, it was kind of a bitch to pull out and plug. If there is an upside, the nail was right in the middle of the tread so plugging it was a good fix.

Really bummed that we couldn't enjoy running this Jeep topless longer but with winter coming and now that Moby is home, it was time to button things up again. Here are some final shots of our 392 enjoying the sun.

Hope you have a safe trip home (y)

And the party continues 😎

Look wat the cat drug into town - CHEERS

OMG, that is awesome!! I'm glad they're making up

Fuck James Comey. That guy is a total POS

Wow, great shot! Safe travels (y)

Looks great 👍🏻

LOL - remember when you had to drill the holes out to allow for 13mm/1/2" bolts to pass through? :ROFLMAO:

LOL - Cheater!!

https://babylonbee.com/news/hillary-says-we-all-must-stop-pointing-fingers-as-we-all-know-the-republicans-are-to-blame

LOL - All in the name of saving the planet! New battery ejection system to help prevent your awesome EV from burning down your vehicle.

I was gonna get the kit that Tony recommended but my local auto parts store was out of them. I got the RainX kit and thought it worked great. I'll have to take an after shot but you can barely see it's there. Mainly just the impact point and maybe one of leg of the start and just barely.

This ^^^

As mentioned, your AC will make your engine work harder and on a long grade on a hot day, it WILL cause your temps to go up. Turning it off will help keep things cooler. Of course, if you're running something like a V8 on a Jeep that's made for a 3.6L, things will heat up even with the AC off...

Unfortunately, no. This was my first time using a repair kit and I wasn't too sure what I was doing. However, I'm sure there will be a next time :rolleyes: