- First Name
- CavFab
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- May 9, 2018
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- Wildwood ga
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- 2018 jlur
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- Aftermarket Jeep Product Manufacturer
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For those that don't know who we are, you can find our vendor introduction HERE
Over the years we have owned a handful of different shop rigs that we use to design, test, and fit parts. We originally started in the JL scene with a 2018 Rubicon which we enjoyed thoroughly for 3 and a half years before selling it off. It was fully outfitted with a ton of our first run of JL parts. We then transitioned over to a JT (which we still have) but realized there was a void in being able to continue to test JL specific parts. So, we picked up this Hydro Blue 22 Diesel JLU Rubicon.
This again will be basically a demo rig for us, as well as a vehicle that we will rely on for wheeling / road trips. Being able to drive cross country and wheel while also remaining practical (as possible) and comfortable. You'll find some sneak peaks of new products we have coming out here as we use this rig to fit / test new designs we plan to bring to market.
Gotta start somewhere, right? Nothing like a fresh slate :P
Over the years we have owned a handful of different shop rigs that we use to design, test, and fit parts. We originally started in the JL scene with a 2018 Rubicon which we enjoyed thoroughly for 3 and a half years before selling it off. It was fully outfitted with a ton of our first run of JL parts. We then transitioned over to a JT (which we still have) but realized there was a void in being able to continue to test JL specific parts. So, we picked up this Hydro Blue 22 Diesel JLU Rubicon.
This again will be basically a demo rig for us, as well as a vehicle that we will rely on for wheeling / road trips. Being able to drive cross country and wheel while also remaining practical (as possible) and comfortable. You'll find some sneak peaks of new products we have coming out here as we use this rig to fit / test new designs we plan to bring to market.
Gotta start somewhere, right? Nothing like a fresh slate :P