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They care about you - the collective "you" that forms the body of their customer base. Individually - they don't understand you or have any idea how to relate to your issues.

Second the Metro reccomendation - stay in VA, park at the nearest Metro, use cabs/uber around DC - it's a long way from the mall to the zoo. You can spend days on the mall alone, exploring museums & monuments.

Sssh - the wife might hear you. They stay in fresh water & we don't know what brackish means! ;)

:CWL: (sorry - couldn't resist ...)

35's are a little small on 20's ... These XD831's are 4.56 backspacing on my sport width axles ... 2-1/2" icon lift.

Don't worry - you'll be too hungry to care about the price of fuel before they're done.

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Wow - that is not what i wanted to hear, but delivered in the best possible manner! That ebay link is over & above the call - how do I get you nominated for an award around here!? Thank you again, sir ...

Benny! Thank you for the reply, sir! The part I need is, of course, the one that requires some special attention. The latch you linked to, I already ordered & have in-hand. The one I need is just a little different, from what i can tell. There's definitely 2 lids on my console, not so much...

I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, so I've gotta ask for a little help: A broken console latch appears to be a rite of passage around here, and there is much discussion of service bulletins & super-glue fixes. My latch broke to where I don't think super-glue will do the trick & I...

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Couldn'ta slapped a sticker over this one & doubled the price!?

Maybe I shouldn't have taken that fob-o'clock break before starting, but I think the swap went easily enough. Roll pin was easy - chip took patience - final product is very nice! Will be on the lookout for the weatherproof sport key release - just what i need for paddleboarding.

Nope. It's more fun this way.

Sounds like Saul Goodman has taken up practice in Detroit.

Hello Latt - new Jeeper & FL resident here, too. I picked up the "trails offroad" app & discovered several trails scattered around the state. Might be a little less challenging than a trip to Moab, but no overland camper required.

Tennessee believes in natural selection- ain't nobody got time for guard rails!