Baystate Jeepers

It won't be the last bead.

I'm sure of it. Thank god for full size spares.

ArticRubi wrote:I'm sure of it. Thank god for full size spares.

No need to mount a spare just because of a lost bead. Just use the starting fluid trick.

Hmmm I have 35x12.5 on 15x10s... 2" stick out is not that bad

DDewar53 wrote:

ArticRubi wrote:I'm sure of it. Thank god for full size spares.

No need to mount a spare just because of a lost bead. Just use the starting fluid trick.

No need for starter fluid in my tool box with a JK...I might have to rethink that now!

ArticRubi wrote:

DDewar53 wrote:

ArticRubi wrote:I'm sure of it. Thank god for full size spares.

No need to mount a spare just because of a lost bead. Just use the starting fluid trick.

No need for starter fluid in my tool box with a JK...I might have to rethink that now!

I bet carb cleaner would work just as well.

Hairspray.

DDewar53 wrote:I bet carb cleaner would work just as well.

Also not required on a JK

ZAEDOCK wrote:Hairspray.

Its not the 80's any more, or a CJ, so no hairspray required either....or spandex or Ted Nugent

ArticRubi wrote:

ZAEDOCK wrote:Hairspray.

Its not the 80's any more, or a CJ, so no hairspray required either....or spandex or Ted Nugent

Fact is, currently the biggest consumers of Aqua Net hairspray that I know are US Army Drill Sargeants. The stuff works great for starching the brim on your campaign hat.

I keep hairspray to power the potato gun in my Heep.

What was it guys, about a 2000 ft shot off Top of The World?

ZAEDOCK wrote:I keep hairspray to power the potato gun in my Heep.

And I was going to say college kids with spud guns were the biggest consumer of Aqua Net....

-mike

ZAEDOCK wrote:I keep hairspray to power the potato gun in my Heep.

What was it guys, about a 2000 ft shot off Top of The World?