Baystate Jeepers

I called Dom, he had a couple in stock when I needed them. No guarantee he'll have them in stock but he might.

Got mine from JeepPartsGuy.com, Dom's too far away from me during the day and he's not around nights from what I hear...

Eve wrote:Got mine from JeepPartsGuy.com, Dom's too far away from me during the day and he's not around nights from what I hear...

He's around most nights, just need to give him a call to let him know your heading up.

Not when I'm working 7-7 or 7-8...

Eve wrote:Not when I'm working 7-7 or 7-8...

Dom hosts the monthly Deep Woods Extreme meetings at his shop. 1st Wednesday of the month. Meetings start at 7:00pm and go until 8:30-9:00pm.

Just a thought...

Orange...why orange?

It was the brightest color paint he had kicking about. I like bright colors.

Why then, such a dark colored Jeep?

I bought the TJ almost 10 years ago before my affection for bright colors developed. I always found looking under vehicles and in engine compartments booring since everything is generally black or rust colored. I think the different colors will make it more interesting. Color coding is fun. my vaccum lines are going to be blue, fuel is orange (so far just the skid and the fuel rail) and i'm trying to find a florecent green split tubing to put over the electrical wires.

Look forward to seeing it.

zenophryk wrote:I bought the TJ almost 10 years ago before my affection for bright colors developed. I always found looking under vehicles and in engine compartments booring since everything is generally black or rust colored. I think the different colors will make it more interesting. Color coding is fun. my vaccum lines are going to be blue, fuel is orange (so far just the skid and the fuel rail) and i'm trying to find a florecent green split tubing to put over the electrical wires.

Sounds like you've spent too much time looking under Frank's hood