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Cj's and older are awesome in my book Dave. 
He's not in the closet man. He's got a pretty bad ass CJ. I'd rock it.
Cj's and older are awesome in my book Dave.
Agreed. That's when Jeeps were still Jeeps and not some Chrysler abomination.
Garret is going to LOVE driving that
My 5 year old actually has the toy version of that jeep...
If I was in the market for a brand new 4wd Suv.... i'd buy the 4 door wrangler rubicon hands down..... I do salute jeep for still making real 4wd vehicles and having them available in the US.... now if they would only throw the diesel in them that the rest of the world gets.
Well, a scale version of a XJ
It's not that I don't like jeep as a vehicle. It's more the type of person that drives it. Old CJs are an exception.
Mine's an 84 CJ-7. it does pretty well on the trails. Other than that, it sits in the garage. I do think the toyota's are built way stronger, though.
And definatly not a closet Jeeper. I bring it to Toyota events, also.
And definatly not a closet Jeeper. I bring it to Toyota events, also.
I also have to jump in to support "Heeps". I agree with Al that the 4dr Rubicons with the new engine is a sweet vehicle - though it's getting lame with zipper heads putting chrome all over it or taking them in the outback and not understanding the 4wd system mechanics/or driver required skills - hence unable to drive over a small log.
I love my old "Heep" and feel folks that slam'em without having much 4wd experience are swinging a broad brush and being a little narrow minded as they are pieces of American culture and history - that as an owner you put your knowledge, sweat, and sometimes tears into to keep on the road (similar to our Toyota culture).
I park mine ('62 Willys/CJ6) proudly next to the 40th.
my .02 - Mike
I love my old "Heep" and feel folks that slam'em without having much 4wd experience are swinging a broad brush and being a little narrow minded as they are pieces of American culture and history - that as an owner you put your knowledge, sweat, and sometimes tears into to keep on the road (similar to our Toyota culture).
I park mine ('62 Willys/CJ6) proudly next to the 40th.
my .02 - Mike
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Driving down the highway . A jeep pulls out into traffic and takes out my cars right rear quarter panel. $2k in damage.
Four months later on one of the smaller country roads....I'm putting along, a jeep in oncoming lane decides to suddenly do a Uturn right into my rear driver door. $4k in damage.
I assure you, my dislike is purely emotional with no mechanical basis whatsoever.
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Four months later on one of the smaller country roads....I'm putting along, a jeep in oncoming lane decides to suddenly do a Uturn right into my rear driver door. $4k in damage.
I assure you, my dislike is purely emotional with no mechanical basis whatsoever.
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I " had " a CJ5 before. It was not a " bad " vehicle but in no way shape or form was it equal to Cruiser.
And i also have about 15 years of working on them also part time while i was in.
And i also have about 15 years of working on them also part time while i was in.
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Id swear I saw a lot more cameras being used that weekend...anyone else have pics or video?
Eric's camera has a lot of pics of me stuckkk
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*poke* It's been a while *poke*
No kidding eh?
I've got some, once life slows down I'll upload them. I have to resize them to post, that's the time killer....
Use the outlook to resize it. open like you were going to send a new email, attache the pictures and i will ask you what size you want to send them. after they are resized select all and copy into your new folder and you are done. I hope this helps
You could also upload everything to an online hosting service, like Picasa, then use the URL and /URL tags to post them here. That's what I do and requires no re-sizing.