…there will ALWAYS be a 'loose 
nut’ behind the wheel…
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Not really any work on the Jeep, but I got a new (to me) shed for my Jeep parts.
Feels good to get that transmission and two transfer cases out of the yard.
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Then when the jeeps done you’ve always got another grow space! 
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that’s definitely one aspect of my old car hobby/obsession that I’ve never missed; When I had to move it meant trailers & selling things on craigslist & donating/recycling. 
20 years of hindsight means I sympathize with the neighbors who didn’t like me much. 
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When the Jeep is done, funny one.
Though I am thinking of putting my toolbox in there and freeing up some space in my workshop.
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I had a 79 CJ5 that I finally let go it was lifted with 36inch cepek tires and at my age I could not get in and out very well so on to the next young fellow. Never get what we put into them but it was fun to rebuild her.
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Have you got to experience death wobble yet? Lol
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Ha Not sure if you mean me or not
I have had the front brakes get all funky on me when trying to stop and the front end would go all over the road .
Now that I think about this
I get that wobble every morning on my way to the bathroom LOL
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It did have one of these airhorns LOL
Wow, lots of fun! I love jeep’s and jeeping. I grew up in the midwest with 4x4’s trail rides and mud runs. I currently only own a cj-7 that i put a yj drive train under. engine, trans, transfer and axels. I had like 6-7 jeeps at one time. My favorite was my my modified rubicon with a tummy tuck. I even had a jeep club here years ago.
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Reikox What shed is that?
3 or 4 foot wide I like it and may need one
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No not yet. The steering box is leaking fluid everywhere though. Thinking I’ll replace it with the bigger one from a Durango.
It’s a 4x6 shed. It was given to me, so I dont know the brand or price.
I haven’t done much to the Jeep lately, but I did take it to the lake a few weeks ago.
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Lol if you’ve had death wobble you’d know it… you’re driving down the road minding your own business when all of a sudden it feels like you’re driving through a 9.9 earthquake and the world is falling out below you. The looks on other drivers faces is priceless when it happens lol
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Strange but true… I had a BMW 2002 that liked to ‘yaw’ on the z-axis over about 50mph. On it’s last drive I had to cross a windy bridge over a bay & it was what would be white-knuckle conditions but I had to allow the steering wheel to slide about an inch back & forth because a firm grip made the oscillations worse. Got it home & broke the diff.
Fun car.
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The only time I have ever felt death wobble with my Jeep was when winter wheeling and not bothering to clean the snow out of my rims prior to hitting the highway…
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Pro tip… if you get death wobble at highway speeds smash the brakes hard as you can (jeeps dont stop good enough to skid) … or sometimes you can power through it lol ask me how I know
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They do if you upgrade the rear brakes to disk brakes. Ask me how I know. 
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