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Yuengling huh :) I remember back when we could only get it in PA forever. Then they expanded to the NorthEast, then they showed up in Carolina. Thankfully during my last year of undergrad. Made my day not having to smuggle 15 cases down there with me after every break.
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Dude, that was a nasty break... Being so inexperienced with that kind of stuff, what are your options, can you go back to the manufacturer and get any kind of support?

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can you go back to the manufacturer and get any kind of support?


It's Jeeping Al's A-arm --- he's one of us. I doubt there'll be problems :) It could be one bad weld, or may be symptomatic of something larger. Anyway, kind of glad I haven't put mine on yet. I was going to save them until my current (fairly new) set of upper A-arm wears out.

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Glad you guys had fun.

Yeah, that mud smells like that all year round. And it takes about 5 power washes to get it out.

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I spent an hour or two hosing down the car, top and bottom.

Am I crazy are we the only ones who actually spend more time cleaning the bottom of the car than the top ...

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I spent an hour or two hosing down the car, top and bottom.

Am I crazy are we the only ones who actually spend more time cleaning the bottom of the car than the top ...




You didnt leave it there for your neighbor to check out!? Haha

Mine is still filthy! 8) I started on the inside yesterday and let me tell you, next time the windows are going up when we get back on the main gravel road!!! It took me 2 hours to clean JUST the dust off the inside!

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the_titan wrote:
Yuengling huh :) I remember back when we could only get it in PA forever. Then they expanded to the NorthEast, then they showed up in Carolina. Thankfully during my last year of undergrad. Made my day not having to smuggle 15 cases down there with me after every break.



NIce! I was station in Utah for over 3 years and everytime the family made a trip out they did the same thing for me, brought as much as they could carry. lol I actually lived 6 miles from their brewery for 18 years of my life!!!! My beer of choice for Life!

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Yes, they are JeepinAl arms and there is another set on the way. Al simply has the best customer service I've ever seen.
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kolesy wrote:
You didnt leave it there for your neighbor to check out!? Haha


No, unfortunately :)

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It took me 2 hours to clean JUST the dust off the inside!


I never managed to clean up any dust from previous runs. When I turn A/C on it still smells like Gold Mountain or Moab. But it's all good, man ... brings back memories. Gotta love that earthy aroma.

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dude, an earthy aroma is one thing, a Carolina funk is another!

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Redwolf698 wrote:
dude, an earthy aroma is one thing, a Carolina funk is another!


AMEN :!: :!: :!:


Maybe "Dirty KJ" actually hold smore truth than previously expected. :lol: :lol:

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