I loved my Element. It was a good ride.
I've been using this as my profile pic. My two dogs Reagan and Pink, and myself drove about 5 hours to look at this jeep. We pulled up right next to it when we arrived at the dealer, and my dog Reagan woke up and was checking it out. Little did she know that in an hour or so, her and her sister Pink (still snoozing) would be driving this Jeep home.
A bittersweet moment as the car we were in (08 Element) is really their favorite car. Both dogs rode home from the rescue as pups in the E. They've been to over 30 states, done the lower half of Route 66, been to both coasts, all in their Honda Element. They're warming up to the Jeep, and we'll continue to have adventures in their new ride.
They may be the MOAB rails that have a slightly bigger step surface.
I really like the responses related to this thread. Great looking animals and nice looking rigs. Obviously there were previous posts on this topic that I missed. However with this newer revival of the topic, THESE pictures added something I didn't expect. My wife and I have been considering options for the back part of the Wrangler. I appreciate the "shameless plug" as I will be researching this product further.In the wilds…
Travelling in style…
And a shameless plug, for anyone regularly carrying a dog in the cargo area Canvassback fitted protectors are the absolute shiznits!
No more hair matting in the carpet, just clean non-furry canvass, just brush it out the tailgate!
He's a good lookin' Heeler!My best dog ever, Bullet; and where he rode without fail, without command.
Bullet is gone now but I keep a large high-resolution copy of this picture, framed in my ham radio room where I see him every day. Best dog ever on or off the farm!
