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my new scrambler..and first one for me

Leaving Biloxi around noon today to bring Josh his Scrambler back. Plan on meeting him somewhere around Bessemer/Hoover/Brimingham later on today.

I hope his Scrambler is ready for the trip :fingerscrossed::fingerscrossed::fingerscrossed:
 
Enjoy the trip my friend. :knockonwood:

Keep us posted. :wave:
 
I'm on pins & needles! Should I go hook up the trailer or will a tow bar do the trick? Most likely a 5 gallon gas can..... Wait .... This is Spanks not Big W.


 
Back home with the jeep safe and sound... :bacon:

I can't thank Raymond enough for all the time and work he out into the jeep. He went above and beyond all my expectations.

Great guy..who knows his stuff..:bow:
 
Congradulations! :thumbsup:

Raymond is one of the best of the best. :wave:
 
Back home with the jeep safe and sound... :bacon:

I can't thank Raymond enough for all the time and work he out into the jeep. He went above and beyond all my expectations.

Great guy..who knows his stuff..:bow:

You are right about all the above!
 
Congrats and enjoy! You now have a very nice Jeep with lots of time spent on it by a very nice man!
 
Back home with the jeep safe and sound... :bacon:

I can't thank Raymond enough for all the time and work he out into the jeep. He went above and beyond all my expectations.

Great guy..who knows his stuff..:bow:

Your very welcome Josh, enjoy your Scrambler:thumbsup:

Congradulations! :thumbsup:

Raymond is one of the best of the best. :wave:

Appreciate Toby, but I wouldn't quite go that far:wave:

You are right about all the above!

Appreciate it:cheers:

Congrats and enjoy! You now have a very nice Jeep with lots of time spent on it by a very nice man!

Appreciate it :thumbsup:
 
Josh's Scrambler made it back home successfully. We drove it up to Tuscaloosa Friday afternoon and met Josh. The Scrambler drove great, and averaged 22mpg on one tank of fuel!!!!!!!!! The good mpg came on 65% two lane back roads running 55-65mph, the other 45% running 65mph on the interstate. One minor issue, the front crank seal started to leak a little bit of oil. Other then that, no problems.

A few pictures driving:

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Two last (kind of crappy) pictures of Tiffany with Josh and his Scrambler:

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Not sure if the front seal is faulty or if the PCV system is not flowing enough. It just started this "leak out the front seal" nonsense on this trip, after I fixed the leaking oil fill cap issue. No other leaks or issues other then that, so pretty happy about that.

Anyway, I think Josh was happy to get his Scrambler back, and he drove it the final hour home.

That's it for me on this one:wave:
 
Looks like an enjoyable trip in good weather. Great mileage! I'm happy to get 18 so you must have really dialed this one in. You put in 110% on this one.
 
Looks like an enjoyable trip in good weather. Great mileage! I'm happy to get 18 so you must have really dialed this one in. You put in 110% on this one.

Appreciate it :thumbsup::cheers:

It was a really nice day for a road trip. After a few minor adjustments to the 2100 (air fuel mixture/float level/accelerator pump stroke) this Scrambler really drives well, very peppy :thumbsup: The 2.73 gears and 55-65 mph speeds really made the mpg go up :twocents:
 
Want to order some factory graphics soon. All along I planned on doing the yellow 81 graphics, but lately was thinking about orange georgics. Anyone ever see a tan jeep with orange graphics. :shrug:
 
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Got a couple seats looking to trade for a nutmeg rear seat..can be fixed or tumble and fold


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