Getting rid of the grime! Giving the old Jeep a full flush

Well, this is not the end of getting this jeep caught up on maintenance - not even close... But, this was a great start in knowing where I'm at on the vehicle's maintenance schedule.
If you have a Jeep CJ, you can get through all of your fluids, gaskets, and filters in a day's time. You just have to accept that it's a dirty, stinky job. Wear eye protection when you're spraying brake cleaner and working beneath things like the transmission and transfer case, use a floorjack where necessary, and throw your tires under the frame as a fail safe if you're putting your body beneath the vehicle.
Here are the links to the products I used to get this project done:
Front Lubelocker Gasket (Dana 30): amzn.to/4244gmI
Rear Lubelocker Gasket (AMC20): amzn.to/3U3U3EU
6 Qts of Valvoline 80-90W Gear Oil: amzn.to/3tY7sUm
5 qts Mobil1 High Mileage 10w30: amzn.to/3SqdWVE
Lucas high mileage oil stabilizer: amzn.to/3HnT3UA
STP Extended Life S3675XL Oil FIlter: Autozone
Brake Cleaner to clean out the differentials: amzn.to/4aZ55Bj
Dana 20 Transfer Case pan gasket: amzn.to/3UccgQV
MUST BUY!!! 200CC Fluid Extractor Syringe: amzn.to/4aWwmVb
Heavy Duty Shop Towels: amzn.to/4b05SlA