Rev Den
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- Plainfield, IL
There is "something" in the forests of the UP.
My own eyes, my own ears.
Ask me about it IRL sometime.
Rev
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There is "something" in the forests of the UP.
My own eyes, my own ears.
Ask me about it IRL sometime.
Rev
because you didn't build it big enough. Mines going to have 14ft doors. Ever since owning the wienerbox I've decided that regular pickup trucks aren't for me. Even Jennie sees class 8's for sale and wants to give me ideas. It's bad, do not develop an MDT/HDT habit...why do i not have enough room for a school bus at the shop
this. and if the intent of the terrorists was to change our way of life, they have succeeded. The big question though is after we've spent billions, and self curtailed out liberties, does anyone feel safer?
I don't. Last time I flew I counted different ways I could have snuck an explosive device onto an aircraft, or just blown something up in the big security bottleneck where dozens were standing. They waved me right past security with a laptop bag that had a single change of clothes and 3 electronic devices inside. My Sirius radio is shielded inside, I doubt xrays could look into it's receiver section that's big enough for me to hide things. Let's not even discuss the 8 Li-ion cells in the battery in the notebok PC I was carrying. I can't carry a small thing of shampoo on the plane, but you'll let me take incendiary batteries onboard no sweat?:huh:
Sadly the average idiot doesn't seem to grasp that having more "security" doesn't mean you're any safer. It just means anyone wishing to blow something up does it in a different, unsecured area. So unless we secure everything (the goal of our federal government) no one will be safer at an airport.
99SJ_Ex
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- La Crosse, WI
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012...e/?cmpid=cmty_fb_Return_of_the_Jeep_Cherokee?
Hasta
:doh:
uke:
:roflmao:
Seriously? Doubt it... Gen1 Compass possibly Liberty, revisited...
Hasta
:doh:
uke::roflmao:
Seriously? Doubt it... Gen1 Compass possibly Liberty, revisited...
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85xjwoody
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- Little Suamico Wi.
Cross your legs and fingers, I finally have a job interview tomorrow!!!!!!
http://burkelinc.com/ This is the company that I will hopefully be employed by.
http://burkelinc.com/ This is the company that I will hopefully be employed by.
99SJ_Ex
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- La Crosse, WI
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- Rainy side of Washington
couldn't have said it better myself.
Except you used the wrong word in one place... billions. We have spent trillions. !!!1
85xjwoody
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- Little Suamico Wi.
Just one thing worries me about the place, the amount of dust that will wreak havoc on my allergies. I can see it now, walking around the workplace with one of those fancy things the nose pluggers have to wear when swimming. LOL 
you are correct.
regarding the new "cheokee" link above.
really? a Dodge dart with a Jeep badge? terrible.
DrMoab
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- The Utah Backwater
It's no different than the compass built on the Caliber chassis.
I know, and I abhorred that mess as well.
I just don't get what they're thinking. I know that it's probably a move to bring up the CAFE numbers so they don't get penalized, but your best selling vehicle has solid axles and drives like a truck. Probably 5% of people that spend a gajillion dollars on a factory Rubicon Wrangler actually use it off road, but they bought it because it's the last vestige of a proper solid axled Jeep, and that's what they wanted.
Just seems that all of the car based "SUV"s that Jeep is putting out don't sell well and are bad for the brand image.
- Location
- Columbus, In
I heard he had a hybrid cage and his rear seat still folded down.
XJosh95
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- Green Bay, WI
That thing looks uber clean! I'd love to have a cage like that!I have found inspiration!
http://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/bts-1998-build-thread-97177/
Now to get some money to give to Hobag!
Will do. When are you gonna be in town next?
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012...e/?cmpid=cmty_fb_Return_of_the_Jeep_Cherokee?
Hasta
:doh:
:roflmao:
Seriously? Doubt it... Gen1 Compass possibly Liberty, revisited...
uke: is right...I feel the same way.
- Location
- bourbonnais IL
Good luck kimmer if any one can manufacture hard wood it is you!
DrMoab
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- The Utah Backwater
They can make all the car like crap they want as long as they at least keep the Wrangler true to it's roots. I do wish they would keep at least one comfortable wagon with decent 4WD capabilities though.
- Location
- NE Indiana
Quit clogging up this thread...
Today is a day that we should never forget. Even with the bs and pc that has clogged it up, it may be the one thing that unites this country every year.
You are not uniting anyone...except against you.
mac 'never forget' gyvr
XJ&CHZ4ME
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- Unionville, MO
September 11. atriot: It is my kids birthday. Raising another generation that will help feed America, Hell yeah! :farmer:
Cheese "happy birthday kiddo" Man
atriot: It is my kids birthday. Raising another generation that will help feed America, Hell yeah! :farmer: Cheese "happy birthday kiddo" Man
I can't agree with this.
Jeep is fundamentally changing it's market and brand for the worse of it's company because of emissions standards.
So when jeep dies because they make a bunch of shitty cross platform vehicles that suck, who builds the wrangler then?
just another instance of the federal government being way to involved with a companies bottom line, and doing it through the "green" initiative.
the EPA is the 4th pillar of our government.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Ohio
Agreed. The I6 was a great motor. Thanks EPA for f'ing that all up for us!
- Location
- Columbus, In
I don't blame folks for wanting better gas mileage but thinking Jeep and Gas mileage go together is where they go wrong.
