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| October 2005 : Volume #71 |
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Cherokee XJ Speaker Upgrade
I'm the last person who would spend money on car stereo equipment, but my kids couldn't even hear the books on tape at freeway speeds. To encourage further family 4-wheeling adventures, I needed a better sounding audio system. |
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A Jeeping Chef’s High Country Hunt Camp Chef Mark returns with several recipes, prepared in his irrepressible manner, that will satisfy anyone after 4-wheeling or in a hunt camp - whether you brought home some game or not. Packed with carbs, these recipes will take the chill off the high country. |
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Project Comanche- Armor
Now that I have a competent truck on the road and trail, the last piece of the puzzle is to keep it looking great. That means adding armor to protect all sides of the vehicle. And since the Comanche is still not the most extreme vehicle in the pack, solid extraction points front and rear are essential. |
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Nuts and Bolts about Fasteners, Chapter Two - Nuts
In this installment of our discussion about fasteners, we'll travel into the boring but equally as critical properties of nuts and washers. We'll show you the different types of nuts that are common to our assemblies and modifications. |
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Exploring "Two Tracks" in the Arizona Desert
Every now and again between modifications, repairs and maintenance we get the urge to go hit the dirt, finding new and revisited off road sites. In this article we hope to rekindle the urge to just day trip and explore your hometown back roads! |
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