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Yes, that is in the reference as well. I will add that. Thanks!Love it, from a technical perspective that receiver for the hitch would be attached to that cross member not the bumper. Just add a bit of triangular stock as a flange on either side of the receiver and you're golden.
No LOL. I am pulling stock from the actual vehicle! Nothing like "seeing it for yourself" for sure.What are you doing, pulling stock from Napa for reference?
Yep, it is a well used up thing but everything is original. I think everything that can leak on a vehicle is leaking, but it runs and drives great. I would love to have a Scout now that I have spent so much time researching them, but dang, they are expensive. This old one, in the condition it is in would be between 15 and 20K. Nicer ones like the first picture of my reference are a 40K vehicle! I has been fun getting on my back, even through the pain, and taking photos of brake line and fuel line runs. His has dual exhaust. I would really like to try that but the kit is a single exhaust. I have an idea of how to make the new mufflers but have never tried it. Heat the 1/4" tube in hot water then squish it to make the shape? That is my guess anyway. Lots of fun being had here. I go into surgery in 3-1/2 hours. Hopefully this pain will be gone soon and I can get back to the bench.
Man I wish! I had part one on Monday. Doc went in from the side and extracted bone marrow from my hip to make a paste which helps fuse the verts to the metal, then they went in between two ribs and inserted the new disc which looks like a metal cage. I get a day of rest (it was a two hour surgery) then they go in from the back and connect everything together with screws and plates. They leave a tube coming out of the incision that collects blood in a plastic round box called a trauma box. It is measured and emptied each day until the output reaches some sort of criteria and the tube is removed. The last two times they have had me stay until Sunday before releasing me. I am hoping for Saturday this time! Pain is very minimal right now, like, almost zero. I think I have pushed the meds button three times (?) and that was only because I thought I should. Tomorrow’s session will be more painful. That was probably more than you wanted to know! But thank you for the well wishes. I am in a shared room with an annoying MF who makes weird noises all the time. I can’t tell if the moans are from pleasure or pain. A week of that and I will lose my mind.
Slow and painful! The last one was more painful then the first and this one is more painful than that!
Thanks man! I don't think I could rush this if I wanted to. They ARE sending me home today TG!
