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I aquired this rig in Albuquerque, NM in oct 2009. It orginally belonged to Dr. John "Jack" Lodell. After his death in 1999, it was "lost" thru different owners until it came up on CL. Thru the EF threads I was able to aquire it. Dr. Lodell was instrumental in the workings of the EF.

just after the motor and manuel transfer case installed



Basics:

'92 Ford Explorer XLT
4.0 engine
5 speed









powertrain:
motor swapped (94 4.0)
d35 locked
rear locked
manual locking hubs
xfer case replaced with manuel case
cone air filter

Suspension:
3" body lift
4 Bilstein 5250 shocks on front (2 per side)
monroe 58617's rear
Aroura 33 12.5's MT's tires

Exterior:
Custom bumpers front and rear
Recon 10,500lb syn line winch
vice mounted to front bumper (comes in handy on the trail)
2 front bumper lights
3 roof lights
custom made covers for lights, winch, and vice
back up camera mounted to fuel tank bracket to give view of front wheels when needed when off road

Interior:
Recardo seats
rest on interior don't care, it's for off roading

In process:
drilled and slotted hubs
set of custom rock sliders waiting to be instlled
replace ARB air comprssor and sub-componets (the rig came with an ARB locker system, but the wiring and air lines have been spiced to no end, and are just giving me fits, so when possible gonna replace with a new system)
Too many more to list

Good to see you got this up Mike! Can't wait for the new mods.

Thanks Dan! If I would of kept up on the Demon forum, I would of of seen the increase in activity here as well as the Demon FB page. My bad.

What's left to do to get Dr. Jack back on the road to wheeling?

lol I don't blame you!

Dr. jack looks great mike.

Any Updates? Still Alive?

It's not looking good....

Tearing down the jacks motor head gaskets are blown.

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Eeek.


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Well After getting into the motor, we spoke to mike and with everything like it is he feels we are better off replacing the motor. I will be picking up the motor that Justin has and installing it in the Dr jack

That bad?


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The cost of a replacement is cheaper then getting the heads reworked and magnafluxed and all that jazz

But you can you really put a price on nostalgia?

Lol


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I'm guessing Randall thinks so... lol

How do you figure for nostalgia?

Main Entry: nos·tal·gia
Pronunciation: \nä-ˈstal-jə, nə- also nȯ-, nō-; nə-ˈstäl-\
Function: noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nostos return home + New Latin -algia; akin to Greek neisthai to return, Old English genesan to survive, Sanskrit nasate he approaches
Date: 1729
1 : the state of being homesick : homesickness
2 : a wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition; also : something that evokes nostalgia
— nos·tal·gic \-jik\ adjective or noun
— nos·tal·gi·cal·ly \-ji-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
— nos·tal·gist \-jist\ noun



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Well it wasnt the original motor any way so no worries to keep it numbers matching lol

Fair enough.


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Many, many, many thanks to Russell, Kris, and Dan for getting this rig worthy of this emblem!!!



And of course to Justin, thanks for such a sweet deal on the 4.0!!!

Sweet, now we have a total of one.

I see you've taken it back home?