Morning all!
Time to head to the hills.
Driving to Buena Vista to hike a couple days.
Hope those new Jeeps keep rolling out and no one is still on their long wait.
Most times you would find Lydia on point.
Beautiful area. I originally went to that area for the Leadville Trail 100 mile trail run and have driven some of the 4WD trails near there. Anyways have a good time and post some photos! No place like the Rockies!Morning all!
Time to head to the hills.
Driving to Buena Vista to hike a couple days.
Hope those new Jeeps keep rolling out and no one is still on their long wait.
Good Morning Krondor and all you "morning people"! It's the best time of the day!
I'm sure you probably could. I preordered mine here though: https://www.greatsmokymountainjeepinvasion.com
Gāmorning! I was sleeping in after a busy week & a late night Thursday, picking up the dog Iām watching for a couple weeks. First order of business was getting him outside! Weāre adjusting to each otherās schedules.
I'm new to the Wrangler scene too, so I just started waving at every Wrangler I saw (and yes, it's just a Wrangler thing).OK, so Iāve got a dumb question, but hey - how else do you learn...
You only wave when youāre coming across a Jeep driving towards you i.e. on the opposite side of the road, correct? Said differently, you wouldnāt wave if you were passing a Jeep on a highway, right?
I will be new to the wave and I really want to get it right... Anything else a rookie like me should know about? Does it matter if you wave with your left hand vs. right hand? (I donāt think so but maybe thereās a secret meaning I donāt know about...).
PS1: I tried waving when I got my Jeep Renegade but no one ever waved back LOL. Apparently itās a Wrangler thing rather than a Jeep thing!
PS2: I must confess that I find The Wave almost as daunting as I find it exciting! On the one hand I love the sense of community and comradeship among Jeep owners, and after lurking on these forums for weeks I feel like waving to every Jeeper on the off chance it could be one of yāall.But on the other hand there are *so many* Wranglers around here, I might as well get used to driving with only one hand at all times! I donāt know how folks with manuals manage it... Steer with your knees?!
Here are some variations to try!OK, so Iāve got a dumb question, but hey - how else do you learn...
You only wave when youāre coming across a Jeep driving towards you i.e. on the opposite side of the road, correct? Said differently, you wouldnāt wave if you were passing a Jeep on a highway, right?
I will be new to the wave and I really want to get it right... Anything else a rookie like me should know about? Does it matter if you wave with your left hand vs. right hand? (I donāt think so but maybe thereās a secret meaning I donāt know about...).
PS1: I tried waving when I got my Jeep Renegade but no one ever waved back LOL. Apparently itās a Wrangler thing rather than a Jeep thing!
PS2: I must confess that I find The Wave almost as daunting as I find it exciting! On the one hand I love the sense of community and comradeship among Jeep owners, and after lurking on these forums for weeks I feel like waving to every Jeeper on the off chance it could be one of yāall.
Baffle sound? Can you describe it? I have the alpine system and listen primarily to XM, as I sacrificed reception for the coolness and good looks of a stubby antennae and it is flawless!
Well the only way I can describe it like when you have a speaker thats broken and when i person is talking on the radio you get a bass sound, but it's not all the time. I tried to adjust the bass and treble by going more treble and less bass. But again it's not all the time and not on XM
How do the boxers fit in the back, Gary? Can you post a picture with them? I want to see how my grand dogs will fit; I donāt want to try til I get back seat covers. Plus our first dog was a boxer, I loved that gal, she was awesome!
Youāre so funny, Alex! Iām sort of the same. I am finding out the jLUs are less likely to wave back. And, yes, I can say this ācause Iām a girl, but women are more likely to be soccer moms and donāt wave back. As disheartening as it is not to receive a wave back, I love when I get one, puts a big smile on my face, so I know there are authentic jeeples out there. So keep on waving (only to wranglers!) and have fun. You know...āif youāre happy and you know it wave your hand....if youāre happy and you know it......OK, so Iāve got a dumb question, but hey - how else do you learn...
You only wave when youāre coming across a Jeep driving towards you i.e. on the opposite side of the road, correct? Said differently, you wouldnāt wave if you were passing a Jeep on a highway, right?
I will be new to the wave and I really want to get it right... Anything else a rookie like me should know about? Does it matter if you wave with your left hand vs. right hand? (I donāt think so but maybe thereās a secret meaning I donāt know about...).
PS1: I tried waving when I got my Jeep Renegade but no one ever waved back LOL. Apparently itās a Wrangler thing rather than a Jeep thing!
PS2: I must confess that I find The Wave almost as daunting as I find it exciting! On the one hand I love the sense of community and comradeship among Jeep owners, and after lurking on these forums for weeks I feel like waving to every Jeeper on the off chance it could be one of yāall.
