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1960s mentality jeepguy living in Toledo and knowing several people who work there plus having gone through the plant I have seen what they build and how many Look at the real sales fiqures money made off of other models helps them build better JKs now for you They would never survive with...

If they only made and sold what some want them to they would last one year and be gone. They have to make other models to stay alive and also to meet CAFE standards. A CJ/YJ/XJ/TJ/JK is not going to keep Jeep profitable Plus there are others models that will and do go off road come and follow...

all the same pretty much but the sheet metal, even built on the same line here in Toledo Would never buy the Nitro though, downright ugly, worse than the KK If you want some more info check out LOSTJEEPS whole KK section with some Nitro folks popping in every now and again funny thing though I...

So the Heep is now worth double what it before the bumper:sombrero: Really changes it a lot !

I see no reason to not take kids of most any age. Young babaies of course would be an exception, but after 4 or 5 go for it!. Any one who has thought or dreamed of someday going to East Africa and more importantly Tanzania should do it now! Don't put it off and think next year. It is truly a...

No laughing at you, Good looking KK, have a couple of friends who have them now and wheel every where almost they want to go. And plus this is my DD/weekend toy :victory:

Seems to me more and more are not enjoying getting out and exploring due to them thinking they must have ______________(add everything here) including the kitchen sink. And if someone else dare do it, shame on them. When I started back in the early 70s, we went with what we had, if we got stuck...

First an alignment will not cause a shimmy/wobble tire out of balance, loose parts is the first place to look pulling could be an issue with alignment though are you sure they know what they are doing? Pulling also could be tire pressure, problem with a belt in that tire, caliper starting to...

different bolt pattern, would not work without spacers

Libertys have the same bolt pattern all years first Gen and last One of my friends ran a set of Liberty steel wheels on his TJ for a couple of years worked great Would love to have another set of Rubi Moabs for spares and my trailer

True some never hardly ever rotate and then there are some like me who rotate every 3000 miles or so heading to the garage right now do to an lube,oil and filter change plus tire rotation:victory:

4) 265-70-16 Guard Dogs on BFG casings are 168 lb according to the shipping label just got 4 into the garage today for someone else

front CJ/YJ both work real well, have used both before, huge difference from those "short" trailer springs most use

A few have written about repairing a Jeep in their driveway with common hand tools here in the US which of course is the way it should be done! But what they are not thinking about is the availability of parts here in the US compared to other areas of the world. case in point As mentioned before...

What ??? You have more things to tempt everyone with??? This is going to be a long expensive week!:coffeedrink: I won the Sahara Overland ....so far.....:victory:

They maybe,... I just found it funny that they use the word "massive"

And it has "MASSIVE" 32 inch tires standard :Wow1: Wow and to think I thought my 32s were a little on the small size when comparing to others, now I learn I have a "massive " size :victory::victory:

Great deal Thanks for posting it up! Started some of my Christmas shopping early!

The availability of parts for one, that's why I have a Toyota in Tanzania but have Jeep's here.

It will help quite a bit, I've had louvers on my last three XJs and for the last 70,000 plus miles on the KJ. After you've been on the trail for a while ( or stuck in traffic going to the mall:)) Put your hand over them and you'll feel the heat coming up out I've never used any that huge before...