Yup but I only had to pay sales tax on the difference from my trade but yes we have close to a combined 7% in taxes.
That looks great. Can you tell us what rims those are?Headed to the Oregon Coast...got
Countless “is that the new JL?”
They have a mind of their own. It’s crazy.Do you have an AR-15 or just the sticker? If you have one, how do you keep it from hurting people?
I was thinking of going rectangular but the round go pretty good with the headlights and air vents. I’m kind of digging itThrew on my doorless mirrors. Went with round but not sure if I like it better than square. What do you all think?
The round mirrors visually flow with the round interior vents, instrument cluster's roundness, round knob on seat, round Jeep rated emblem. Exterior...they flow with the round headlights, the round tires.. They look good! .....Now, if you have a square head then maybe go with the square instead.
Wow that's crazy, to pay all that and continue to pay tax every year for reg. is insane., but then again I pay 10k a year on property tax, and that's considered to be average in jersey.Yup but I only had to pay sales tax on the difference from my trade but yes we have close to a combined 7% in taxes.
This was in one of my old spread sheets I made but this would give you an idea off taxes and fees if you walked into the dealer and purchased without a trade. The registration fee would be exactly the same as that is based on the value of the vehicle.
Well made? Heavy?They bolt on like the factory Rubicon rails but with larger bolts into the pinch seem. Not sure I would use them as a jack point.
Sorry, I was impatient and had already installed them before I read your post. They are VERY easy to install. There are three brackets that mount to each side. They use the existing holes in the pinch welds for bolts/nuts and one bolt into the tub that is already threaded(If you have a Rubicon just look underneath, it uses the same holes.) What's nice is after the brackets are bolted on you don't need someone to help you mount the steps to the side... Just lay them on top and thread the 6 bolts in. I put all the bolts/nuts in hand tight and then bolted the steps as far away from the body as possible. Once all the bolts are in tighten the bottom three bolts first, followed by the 6 bolts/nuts that go through the pinch weld. Once the brackets are fully secure you can adjust the steps as close to the body as you like and tighten the remaining 6 bolts that attach the mounts to the steps. I'm happy to walk you through it over the phone or via PM if you like, but once you get into it you will realize how easy it actually is.
The steps include lights which I plan to wire once I have more free time.
Please tell us how to do this!
Post some links, give a few details. I like this! Are they wired or battery and a switch'This happened today
High quality LED’s super bright
