Post Pic's of your Jeep
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sparksgarrett45
Observer
Medano Pass, Colorado
Thanks, man. I love it. I had to have this color; could've most certainly gotten a better deal if I wasn't stuck on the color.
I've never had a hardtop before and I almost went with a soft top on this one to save a little $$ and because I do like driving topless quite a bit. I'm glad I got the hardtop, though, because Freedom Panels come off really easy and for the front seat occupants, there's little difference between driving with the whole HT off vs. the just the panels. And the HT itself is easy to get on and off, too.
IndyRubicon
Globetrotter
I've had 3 Jeeps with soft tops and 2 with hardtops. I'll never go back to a soft top again for many reasons. I may never take the hardtop off my current one, but will most certainly continue removing the freedom panels and will take the doors off.
Just realized I've never posted a picture of my Jeep in this thread...will have to get that done.
Just realized I've never posted a picture of my Jeep in this thread...will have to get that done.
BADDANDY
Adventurer
My old TJ had a soft top and I always wanted a hardtop for the winter. It had full doors and I got an extra set of half doors off Craig's List for the summer.
I ordered my JK with a hard top and full doors. I got an unopened soft top off Craig's List and Rugged Ridge half doors for summer and trails.
The winter combo keeps it looking good, dry, warm, and quiet. I can still have an open top when wanted, but storing the hardtop panels are a pain sometimes with the 2 door.
The summer combo has much less chance of trail damage and it's so much easier to flip the top and/or zip out the windows.
I ordered my JK with a hard top and full doors. I got an unopened soft top off Craig's List and Rugged Ridge half doors for summer and trails.
The winter combo keeps it looking good, dry, warm, and quiet. I can still have an open top when wanted, but storing the hardtop panels are a pain sometimes with the 2 door.
The summer combo has much less chance of trail damage and it's so much easier to flip the top and/or zip out the windows.
Jeepinaaron
Adventurer
Poughkeepsie Gulch, Colorado
Thompson Canyon, Utah
Thompson Canyon, Utah
Reboot11133
Observer
HiPERnx
Member
Love those roof rails! Front runner?
Also, here are some newer photos of my WJ with the new rear bumper /w winch mount and tire carrier. Full info available at www.gustafn.com.
IndyRubicon
Globetrotter
I've not yet posted a picture of my Jeep, so here it is...
ElkinsEric
Observer
Overland History
Wanderluster
Nice Rubi! I see you're from Virginia Beach as I am.
I'm not sure if you're aware, but our local 4x4 club, Tidewater Fourwheelers holds meetings on the second Wednesday of the month at Southern Jeep Dealer on N. Military Hwy in Norfolk. If you'd like to attend and possibly join, you're more than welcome!
-Adam
siebermd
Adventurer
Thanks Adam, i will check out your page. Im not much of a club guy, but I definitely enjoy shared wisdom and trail info.
Matt
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