Jeep Wrangler, 8 months old, 33k miles lots of driving & pics.
04-22-2016, 11:51 AM
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04-22-2016, 12:21 PM
#22
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ahahahah... UPDATE..... someone ran a redlight the other night, put me airborn sideway into a taxi and my jeep is now totalled..... the good news I got damn near what I paid for it and I am buying a 2016 Unlimited tomorrow and it gets lifted thursday.... Now I can destroy the new one... 
A Chevy Sonic did this.
A Chevy Sonic did this.
04-22-2016, 05:50 PM
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ahahahah... UPDATE..... someone ran a redlight the other night, put me airborn sideway into a taxi and my jeep is now totalled..... the good news I got damn near what I paid for it and I am buying a 2016 Unlimited tomorrow and it gets lifted thursday.... Now I can destroy the new one...
A Chevy Sonic did this.
A Chevy Sonic did this.
04-22-2016, 07:51 PM
#24
I rented a two door a couple years ago. The whole time I drove it all I could think was, "It's remarkable more people aren't killed by these things." Haha.
They're cool vehicles. And it may very well be the best vehicle imaginable for someone who lives in a city (because who cares about door dings, people backing into you while parallel parking, etc.? and they can ride over curbs and potholes like nothing ever happened, AND they turn like a forklift, which is a plus on tight streets and for parking), but if you're not paying really good attention on the highway or if you don't leave plenty of room for other drivers, lest you have to make a sudden lane change, you're going to easily roll the thing.
04-22-2016, 07:55 PM
#25
The guy knows how to have a good time. In all seriousness, I like being me. But I grew up really poor and am super anal about all of my possessions. I could never dunk a Jeep in mud like that. Scot clearly doesn't give an eff, and I somewhat envy that... in a "Hey, good for him" kind of way. Not like genuine envy.
04-22-2016, 09:37 PM
#26
Hats off to you sir.
I rented a two door when I was in kona/hilo, they ride well enough on the road but I imagine if I had the soft top it'd be different. Had so much fun off roading going to the green sand beach.
I rented a two door when I was in kona/hilo, they ride well enough on the road but I imagine if I had the soft top it'd be different. Had so much fun off roading going to the green sand beach.
04-22-2016, 09:46 PM
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The guy knows how to have a good time. In all seriousness, I like being me. But I grew up really poor and am super anal about all of my possessions. I could never dunk a Jeep in mud like that. Scot clearly doesn't give an eff, and I somewhat envy that... in a "Hey, good for him" kind of way. Not like genuine envy.
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Fred's a dickhead. Ignore him.
jk. (Speaking of jk..,did you see mine in the mud hole? :jeepjoke
I grew up with nothing but now I have some stuff and I apparently like to prove that I'm dumber than everyone else.
04-23-2016, 06:04 AM
#29
The guy knows how to have a good time. In all seriousness, I like being me. But I grew up really poor and am super anal about all of my possessions. I could never dunk a Jeep in mud like that. Scot clearly doesn't give an eff, and I somewhat envy that... in a "Hey, good for him" kind of way. Not like genuine envy.
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Fred's a dickhead. Ignore him.
jk. (Speaking of jk..,did you see mine in the mud hole? :jeepjokeI grew up with nothing but now I have some stuff and I apparently like to prove that I'm dumber than everyone else.
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Hahaha.
04-25-2016, 09:24 AM
#30
Scot clearly doesn't give an eff, and I somewhat envy that... in a "Hey, good for him" kind of way. Not like genuine envy.
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I was like that with my f355 and it pissed off a few people at ferrarichat.com. So I would randomly post pictures of it reallllly dirty, with a bike rack mounted to it, or sitting in the snow and ask them how much I just devalued the car.