"gamfam" wrote: So it looks like 4 for breakfast at Mel's @ 9:30?
Does the store open at 10?
"gamfam" wrote: So it looks like 4 for breakfast at Mel's @ 9:30?
Does the store open at 10?
"gamfam" wrote: The new "Jeep Camping" store is on the same road as Mels, 1 block west.
Cool. It's close by!
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="gamfam"]So it looks like 4 for breakfast at Mel's @ 9:30?
Does the store open at 10?
They're opening tomorrow at 7am.
"gamfam" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="gamfam"]So it looks like 4 for breakfast at Mel's @ 9:30?
Does the store open at 10?
They're opening tomorrow at 7am.
Will the specials be all day, or only the first few hours? Should we go early, or is after breakfast ok?
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="gamfam"][quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="gamfam"]So it looks like 4 for breakfast at Mel's @ 9:30?
Does the store open at 10?
They're opening tomorrow at 7am.
Will the specials be all day, or only the first few hours? Should we go early, or is after breakfast ok?
We can meet there at 7am, then go to breakfast??
We'll meet you at mels at 930. We can head over afterwards. See you there.
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: We'll meet you at mels at 930. We can head over afterwards. See you there.
Deal!
Any carnage on this run? 😀
How was the store?
It's a small retail store without a shop. They sell gear, axles, etc, as well as camping items. It was pretty busy when I went in, but most people were asking for parts they had to order, and most asked about installation as well. It has a good location, just off 50.
No breakage.
People probably asking about instalation of their new winches or seat covers 🙄
"JohnDF" wrote: People probably asking about instalation of their new winches or seat covers 🙄
One I heard was an ARB. They guy said he had a D35 front end...
One guy wanted sliders for an XJ.
One other guy wanted to know what rear end he had in his XJ.
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"]People probably asking about instalation of their new winches or seat covers 🙄
One I heard was an ARB. They guy said he had a D35 front end...
That's a possibility. Some of the Bronco II's and Ranger pickups with the twin I-Beam suspension have D35 front ends.
"Bender" wrote: [quote="gamfam"][quote="troyman"]Yeah, going for the lowered look 😂 Those are genright's blank panels so you can cut the wheel well opening however you want. Comp-cut, stretched, etc.
Who's got a plasma cutter????
I've got some tin snips and a really sharp pair of finger nail clippers. Let me know if you want to borrow them.
standard issue toyota sheet metal tools 😂
"FAM" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="JohnDF"]People probably asking about instalation of their new winches or seat covers 🙄
One I heard was an ARB. They guy said he had a D35 front end...
That's a possibility. Some of the Bronco II's and Ranger pickups with the twin I-Beam suspension have D35 front ends.
He was a YJ owner. Bronco II front end? 😲
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="FAM"][quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="JohnDF"]People probably asking about instalation of their new winches or seat covers 🙄
One I heard was an ARB. They guy said he had a D35 front end...
That's a possibility. Some of the Bronco II's and Ranger pickups with the twin I-Beam suspension have D35 front ends.
He was a YJ owner. Bronco II front end? 😲
Oh, I don't think the twin I-beam conversion is very popular. 😂
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