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I was on the FCC site trying to get the license via CORES and they seem to be charging $70... I probably made a mistake answering one of the exemption questions or something.

I ordered the 400...

Just saw Midland site is offering 15% off for Black Friday (Code BF15 at checkout).

No fix that I know of that doesn't require rewiring the front circuit.

Salida is about 25 miles south of BV and has more lodging options if anyone has trouble finding something closer.

Not a chevy, but my ford ECU sits on top of the heater box just like the AMC ECU did.

Or jacuzzi jets.

Even in rear wheel drive cars, the front tires usually wear faster (assuming they're the same size). As you said earlier, the front wheels do most of the braking/steering and that's what wears tires the most. When I worked in a tire shop back in high school, you could always tell if people...

Maybe some folks from here?

In most cases, front tires wear faster (drag racing not withstanding).

I was working that day when a coworker came up and asked if I'd heard that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center. I stopped for a second and asked him if it was a terrorist attack. I remember everyone near by stopped what they were doing and looked at me like I was crazy.

My 84 was new to me in 88, but was doing oil changes on it since 84 (bought it from my neighbor).

I just took one of the bolts to the local Hardware Store and matched them up with some manifold studs. Did have to cut a little off one end so they didn't stick out too far. Used locktite in the hub end and added grade8 nuts with lock washers and have been good ever since.

To answer one of your original questions, fuel injected Wranglers came with in tank pumps from the factory. IMO, in the tank is the best place for the pump. Shortest pickup length and liquid cooling increases durability and being in the tank makes for quieter operation. Only real down side is...

A used Nisan Leaf has pretty much zero value as replacement battery cost more than the vehicle is worth. Once you brick a battery the vehicle is scrap (unless it's a Tesla Roadster or something).

I agree the U-bolt fastener is stronger than the straps. You do need to be careful not to over tighten them though.

I'd heard rumor (no evidence if true) that Odyssey was a JCI product?

NATO Jerry cans and a jiggle siphon.

Most small towns don't have an Autozone. None of the Autozone stores in my area STOCK Odyssey batteries of any size/group (just for the heck of it I called all 3 Autozones near me and asked). They will ORDER one though, and that can take a week or more to land in the store. This can be a huge...