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The depths of your ignorance interests me. I have been operating under the assumption that you were intelligent enough to realize that: A)We all take a little ribbing about our vehicles on occasion. Sack up. B)You were not just some fanboy. C)Everyone knows that the Jeep of WWII introduced...

World War II

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Irregardless. I would say that of the 3 marques you mention, Jeep is probably the most legendary. I'm not saying that a person has to buy anything. I just think people should always try to go into things eyes wide open. If you prefer Land Rover products, that's just fine. I have been burned...

Really? OK. 1988 Range Rover MSRP was $33.400. Today, the 2 that I found on Auto Trader were both priced at $3,300 and one had 112k miles and the other 114k. 1988 Land Cruiser FJ62 MSRP was $20,398. Today on Auto Trader, I found 4 for sale. 210k miles: $6,800, 180k miles: $1,820, 191k miles...

I had an '04 also. Fortunately, I was able to sell it while it still had warranty remaining. It spent no less than 3 months total at Rover North Scottsdale for different issues while I got the luxury of driving a Ford Taurus pos rental car. All it really takes is a look at the comps. My Disco...

Funny story: I used to manage an automotive repair shop here in Flagstaff. Across the street is a greasy spoon type of diner. My buddy and I would eat lunch there every day. We sat in the same booth, ate the same stuff, (He had a club sandwich with fries, I always had the daily special whatever...

That one that you linked is without the floor kit or crossbars. Is that an offer?

Of all the Jeeps I have owned, I miss my '43 MB the most.

After looking at comparable racks, I'm adjusting to $150.00 plus shipping.

Used: Surco S4050 40"x50"x5" Safari Rack. 1109 Floor Kit S43 43" Crossbars Hard mount feet. New all this is well north of $300.00. This unit is seasoned, but not banged up or dented. It will be fully disassembled for compact shipping. $150.00 obo + 44lbs shipping from Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Up for sale is the main component for the famous "J-Moose" rack. It is a Yukon brand Bi-fold ATV ramp that has been professionally welded together for the main rack base. It is approximately 48 inches wide and 70 inches long and weighs 19 lbs. $50

Send a PM to Joaquin Suave. I believe he is the owner of Overland Hardware

Yup. I'm actually going to do the same run at 55 mph to see how much it changes.

So I have about 900 miles on since I put the new engine in. At first, the mileage was horrendous while the ECU was relearning. I was getting a solid 8.5 mpg around town. I decided to do a highway blast to see how she would do. I did a 105 mile round trip that was highway only and got 17.3 mpg @...

Yes. Hopefully this weekend will see that getting done. I went through my stuff, and all the things that I have waiting to install are: ARB full length roof rack National Luna battery management system Lightforce Striker 170 lights Yaesu FT-7800R radio Cargo area power 600 watt inverter...

The commercial bar is more of a fleet type setup, so it is really designed for non flared applications. Flares: No flares:

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He also helped us get our first Cup.

Mine bolted right up. You just need to order the "Commercial" bar. That's what I have.