This is also a large part of why I have a Sahara. The dash alone would've actually been easy enough to replace. It's all that damn red stitching that did me in.I don't like the red dash (or other red accents) on the Rubicon. It's one of the main reasons I went with a Sport (I also don't like the color matching fenders of the Sahara).
lol, yeah I'm still saving up for all the stuff I need so I can justify needing a 4door, plus I've only got a few friends that like 4 wheeling that don't have Jeeps, so I don't need to haul there ungrateful asses to the trailThat’s true. But it’s true of most car communities. I’ve had an acquaintance (not a good friend) pull a rear drive shaft off of his car to put in mine at the drag strip when I broke mine so I could drive home because he trailered his car there.
And get a second job so you can afford the other half of your Jeep.![]()
Many years ago, our parents would have grabbed some folding chairs and stuck us in the damn trailer (and maybe one crammed in the cargo behind the rear seats if we weren't hauling groceries).I love the look of the two-door, but simply have too many children. I also knew my trailer would be over the 2000 lb limit that two-door has. Thank you for suffering for those of us 4-door owners.
So you're aginst naming jeeps, but what about using terms of endearment such as: baby, sweetheart, love of my life, love muffin, pumpkin?Well, I am not sure how popular it is, or is not to name one’s Wrangler. I haven’t seen it very much in this Forum, but a lot in another Forum that I belong to. But let’s just say that my statement is going to be un-popular. I think that it is just plain a simply stupid, to name one’s Wrangler. I have had Harleys, UTV’s and Corvettes, and don’t remember anybody assigning a name to them.
Did we just become best friends?Unpopular opinion: it’s possible to wheel solo and not die.