Love it. A blue 2-door Sport S with the granite wheels is exactly what I'm leaning toward. I just love how the blue and dark gray wheels look together. Blue and gray has always been my favorite color combo. Do you have any other mods in mind? I'm thinking about sizing up the tires, but not much else. Maybe some grill/headlight inserts.Still haven't been able to pick it up but we did stop by so the wife could check it out.
It's like it was separated at birth from the one next to it. Just subtle differences to tell them apart. Rear lights, rear bumper, tow package are the obvious ones from the outside. The reflectors in the middle of the bumper are something I wasn't expecting.
The filler pieces between bumper and fenders will HAVE to go. Wifey is not keen on cutting these pieces so I'll just take them off for a while and prove to her that I'm right and she's wrong before breaking out the Dremel.
This looks awesome! I'm digging the OWL, too.Got her nekkid for the first time!
Thanks Joe. I thought it would look awesome, and I'm glad I chose it. Worst case I coulda had the tires flipped if it didn't turn out.This looks awesome! I'm digging the OWL, too.
The tires are being swapped out for 33’s before we pick it up.Love it. A blue 2-door Sport S with the granite wheels is exactly what I'm leaning toward. I just love how the blue and dark gray wheels look together. Blue and gray has always been my favorite color combo. Do you have any other mods in mind? I'm thinking about sizing up the tires, but not much else. Maybe some grill/headlight inserts.
Any issues with the fog lights being water tight? I would love to remove mine. ThanksFront fender fillers removed (can be done without cutting). Rubicon Wheels and tires and rock rails added.
Doid you install spacers?It's home.
Originally, it was going to have KO2's fitted but they didn't turn up, so it now has Duratracs instead which I think look pretty awesome. Hopefully tomorrow the 5th one turns up in town so I can have a matching spare. Size is 285/70/17.
Jeep rear 3 quarter by Rob Earl, on Flickr