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Check flood zones, mildew/mold/insect problems, check the wiring (if it's the old black tar covered ****, stay away from it). Check for insulation (the complete downstairs of my house had NO insulation in the walls...) Check the shingles. Check the yard for drainage problems. Check school...

3 looks to have an adams apple..

Due to the dress being PAINTED on by Microsoft Paint, I'm assuming she's naked in the photo, and I'm assuming she may not be a she by the look on that guy's face.

PM'd

What a dick head.

Get ahold of Clinton, I'm sure he'll take it

I love my 4.56s. They would be perfect for 33s and a 3.0L. I highly suggest using Yukon gears and install kits as they are top of the line. The Yukon install kits always use Timken or Koyo bearings (best of the best) and have many more shims than other kits.

Weld the holes shut weld the frame together and use RuffStuffSpecialties frame outriggers. http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/OUTRIG-45.html I've ALWAYS used an air chisel to remove those rivets. I got mine at Lowes for $20. It's a Kobalt

:thumbup1: Thanks bro! I love it too lol

Year: 1993 Model: Splash Mileage: 130k (ish) Drivetrain: 4.0L, A4LD auto, BW1354E (soon to be manual), Mods: Headers/full custom exhaust, long travel TTB front suspension, bastard pack rear leaves, 31 spline disc 8.8 with G2 4.56s and aussie locker, front G2 4.56s in D35 TTB, Cobra LCD...

The 8" suspension lift puts the susp. way out of wack. It's a decent price though.

Haha, he would NEVER do that to his baby. I cracked the hell out of my bed last weekend and put a nice sized dent in the fender Saturday lol

Me saving my buddy's ass from the rocks

Ouch....move that front axle forward...

Well, I have a complete front AND rear end minus a driverside beam (I do have the knuckle though). I'd sell everything I had to you for $500 BUT you're in Illinois..

I would personally just junk that third member. Grab a D35 chunk (I have an extra one if you need it) and rebuild that. There's no sense in messing with that oddball.

Yessir

Photos from Saturday's ride