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LaGrange, Georgia
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31 years old
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Male
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STATISTICS
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Join Date: 08-16-2001 |
Total Posts: 844
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Last Activity 05-28-2010 |
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Referrals:
2 |
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JeepSpace Profile Visits:
- Member Views: 2928
- Visitor Views: 9853
- Total Views: 12781
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EVENTS ATTENDING |
Date: 03/14/2009
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GROUP MEMBERSHIPS |
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Year & Model
1991 YJ Wrangler |
Engine
4.0L. H.O. 6 cyl |
Transmission
AX-15 five spd |
Transfer Case
NP231J w/ JB Conversions SYE |
Front Axle
d30 |
Rear Axle
8.8 w/ discs, Factory LS |
Gear Ratio
D30 - 4.11/8.8 - 4.10 |
Suspension
Total Lift = 6.5"........R.C. 4" susp.
lift, M.O.R.E. 5/8" lift Boomerang Shackles |
Tires
35x12.50 BFG MudTerrain |
Wheels
Procomp 15x10 Streetlocks |
Recovery
front tow hooks, d-rings front & rear, cell
phone, friends w/ winches |
Armor
front diff. guard, diamond plate rocker panel
guards |
Accessories
2" body lift, 92-95 "Family Style"
Roll-bar, TJ soundbar, flowmaster exhaust, OBA,
K&N Filter |
Future Mods
Roll cage, winch, front lockers, LED tail lights |
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From the time I was 16 I wanted a Jeep,
but it never worked out until later. I got
married in June 2001, bought a '98 TJ
Sahara in August 2001, and found out we
were pregnant in October 2001. In order to
afford the daycare payment that was
coming, I only got to keep the Jeep for
about a year and then I had to sell it. It
was replaced with a '91 Ford Ranger 2wd
that I drove that for 5 long years. On
Nov. 20, 2007 my wife surprised me with a
new Jeep. I was super excited. It is a '91
YJ Wrangler with 135,000 mi. and has only
had two owners, been garaged kept, and has
NEVER been off-road. It is in incredible
shape. I'm so excited to have a jeep again
and I am having a blast tinkering again.
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MATT GRAHAM'S FRIENDS (37 Mutual) |
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FORUM SIGNATURE |
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For Sale: BFG M/T 35x12.50x15 for sale,
good tread $50!
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f125/bf-g
oodrich-mud-terrain-t-35x12-50x15-100788
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MATT GRAHAM'S VIDEOS |
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Matt crossing a wa
Description:crossing a washout & the
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My wife takes the
Description:Here my wife is getting
Plays: 448
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Dad & the kids cli
Description:Jeep wrangler YJ climbin
Plays: 911
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| TrailWorthyFab 06/10/2010 12:15 PM That was a reply to a quesition
you had asked me, in case you were
wondering. Oh... and it bothered
me that I spelled wrench wrong
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| | TrailWorthyFab 06/10/2010 12:13 PM Every time I start a build I end
up selling it due to the lack of
time to finish them. My business
has grown more than 30x that of
what it was a year ago and I just
don't have time to wrich on my
rigs anymore. I've gone more of
the buggy style here of late and
got tired of having stuff to nice
to go beat on. It's hard.. To
have something you would be proud
to wheel yet keep it in that shape
while doing so. It's kind of like
wearing your church clothes to mow
the yard in. That's where the
buggy fits my game a little
better. I haven't had a Jeep as a
dd since college. With that being
said when I use them I beat on
them and purdy jeeps just are not
for me any more. I like something
that if I roll it or do something
dumb I won't cry on the drive
home. |
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| | GrizzlyBear67 12/13/2009 10:56 PM It's nice to see a clean YJ built
like this one and not all shopped
up into a buggy. Very clean and
capable on and off road. A credit
to the YJ community! |
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| | acorbit1 12/10/2009 10:38 PM Yea im soo exicited, I just
fnished a motor swap and button
things up for morris mtn. We are
goin out to wheel on dec. 26
afternoon, camp and wheel all day
sunday 27 and come home that
afternoon. so if you can get a
min, come on and have some fun.:) |
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| | TrailWorthyFab 09/11/2009 1:06 AM Because I was baned for a year for
using a bad word. Now the system
puts **** in the place of bad
words |
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| | Jody C. 07/28/2009 8:47 PM ok, so you are selling the Heap,
then you're keeping it... so
let's go ride!! Wherever, Tower
Road, MM, or we can pick a sunny
Saturday & ride to MM, cruise the
trails, then drive home. Let's do
it before it gets cold! Lemme
know..... |
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| | USMC SouthernYJ 06/10/2009 4:16 PM Jeeps doin pretty good. It's
gettin a heavy duty skid plate
made up right now. Yeah I think me
and a couple buddies are goin this
coming weekend if the weather
holds up but other than that no.
I'm headin out for boot camp July
2nd. We need to get a ride
together sometime this fall. |
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| | NorthwestYJ 06/10/2009 11:16 AM thanks man! Beleive it or not ive
followed your jeep the whole time!
Its allways been one of my
favorites and motivated me to keep
saving for mine. You have really
done a great job and its nice to
see someone do the work themselves
and do things the right way |
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| | jordanw_125 03/12/2009 7:50 PM Hey man. Do you know what time
ya'll are planning on leaving
saturday? Or who I'm riding with?
I just need to know where to go
and when to get there. Thanks |
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| | USMC SouthernYJ 03/02/2009 6:26 PM hey man sorry its taken me so long
to get back to you. Been real busy
with school and marine ******. I
added some lights on my
windshield, but I'm havin a hell
of a time wirin em up for some
reason. I think the harness may be
bad...prolly gonna drop it off at
an offroad shop around here and
see what they can do. Got a rear
bumper w/ tire carrier too. Other
than that, nothin. What bout you? |
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| | jordanw_125 03/02/2009 9:14 AM Yeah, I'm here. Let me know
whenever you get ready, I'll see
if I can tag along. Thanks. |
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| | shaggyjim 02/20/2009 7:44 PM sorry the Chevy plates are off the
front axle! |
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| | shaggyjim 02/20/2009 7:40 PM N.P Matt if you look at my profile
you can see the fronts on the dana
44. |
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| | shaggyjim 02/20/2009 7:09 PM Ok Matt I went out and got the
back u-bolt plates from a XJ then
got the u-bolt plates from a early
70's 4x4 Chevy D44. The 44's are
a spring over and the early ones
are a heavy duty casting without
the swey bar mounting stud. I cut
the sides out of the XJ plates
from the holes out. I got a set
of flat bottom ubolts from a parts
place for about $10, and welded
bars to the underside of the Chevy
Plates to center them on my 44. I
put the XJ mounts on the bottom,
ubolts up and the chevy plates on
top. As for the back I did the
same thing with the spring plates
off my jeep but I had found some
spring plates from a old Ford I
think it was a 66 or around there
It was a heavy duty one ton
dually. Im not shure of the axle
because it was removed at the time
and the plates left on the ground.
The neet thing about the ford
plates is that they are cast heavy
duty and curved and fit the curve
of the 9" perfect. The asembly is
the same as the front without the
welding. I will put some photos
up on my profile if i can find
them. |
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