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They do the same thing here in the Ozarks. We had a group of 30+ of them roll right through our campsite (literally, between our rigs and tents) well after dark a few years ago. Granted we were camped on both sides of the trail (it was a super remote area and the campsite kind of spanned both sides), but there was an alternate route that could have easily taken to go around our campsite. They were friendly enough to say hi, but seemed pretty unaware of how much they were disrupting our evening.lol..
I don’t mean to hate. And I’m sure not all owners are idiots ..BUT. We have a lot of people that just tear up the desert, don’t stay in the trails, leave garbage and crap all over. Not to mention the overly loud music and no respect for others. etc etc etc
FYI, if you use a polishing compound such as the old-school Turtle Wax Red in the plastic tub, a Random Orbital polisher such as the Porter Cable 7424, use masking tape to mask off the headlight, then go to work on the faded lens, you can pretty much bring the GX headlights and fog lights back from the dead. On mine, it's nothing short of amazing. You may need to re-do it every few years (depending upon how much time the vehicle spends out in the sunlight), but unless yours are WAY worse than they appear in the photo, I'd expect them to look pretty much new after the above treatment. Then after the polishing, put a couple coats of wax on them.2006. A few things to fix:
- Replace totally fogged out headlights