MOAB...I just don't understand

[Sean K.]

I haven't heard of any such argument before now. So you have a little confused right now.

I'll send a PM to avoid derailing the thread further.

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[Sean L]

I'll send a PM to avoid derailing the thread further.

Back to your regularly scheduled program...

 

[Lou Bunn]

Well, they said on tv last night we all came about due to Aliens - 20,000 years ago. Must be true, it was on TV!

 

[BillG]

Are two Seans arguing a little like Superman vs. Bizzaro?

 

[Sean L]

Are two Seans arguing a little like Superman vs. Bizzaro?

more like a discussion. I'm very unfamiliar with what he was saying so I'm looking forward to further discussion on that...

 

[JC7]

Since we're taking Bible, let's go ahead and make sure we all are on the same page's ...it's clear the a Moabites are not God's chosen people.

 

[Roky]

Since we're taking Bible, let's go ahead and make sure we all are on the same page's ...it's clear the a Moabites are not God's chosen people.

Crystal!

 

[Sean K.]

Well, they said on tv last night we all came about due to Aliens - 20,000 years ago. Must be true, it was on TV!

And that's (not the 20K time frame) rooted in scripture, ancient texts and art as well....If God/elohim/watchers aren't from here...they're "extraterrestrial".

JFYI...I'm saying that tongue in cheek.

 

[Sean K.]

more like a discussion. I'm very unfamiliar with what he was saying so I'm looking forward to further discussion on that...

Ya, definitely not arguing....just differing viewpoints.

 

[misanthrope]

Crystal!

Is that Granite Crystal?

 

[Roky]

Is that Granite Crystal?

 

[bedhead9876]

They are actually not more expensive then a rubicon. When I bought my jeep I had every intention on buying a Rubicon but when I arrived at the dealership they had a MOAB Edition on the lot and I had never even seen or heard of one before. In the end I decided to opt for the MOAB because I thought about it and I decided that I did not need certain things that real offroaders need. My jeep is 99% pavement driven and MAYBE 1% off-road. I liked that it came with leather and the rubi hood, steel bumper, shocks, springs, wheels, tires and the upgraded rock rails that the rubi doesn't even bring. The black wheels are even nicer then the Rubi's (IMHO). But the biggest thing was that they are rarer on the road then Rubi's. I see guys all the time with Rubi's sporting 37's and they never even touch dirt. I'd rather not be a poser and get something that would be more practical in my needs. I think that's why other people get them too. To try and answer your question from a MOAB owner.

Getting a new Moab this week. Do you mind me asking what you paid for yours? Also, what percent under MSRP?

 

[bedhead9876]

I'm doing the fox 2" lift kit so I'll take a look at the shocks and springs and verify.

How much are you paying for the 2" lift kit. I am looking at having one installed on mine.

 

[bedhead9876]

It's a simple equation.

If you daily drive a jeep to work and back, take it out at night for a nice dinner with the wife or girlfriend, take it to the beach, road trips, trail riding, basic off-roading and is your sole vehicle then a Sahara or MOAB is VERY capable.

If you need to go climb a rock get a Rubicon.

What size and brand of tires on this? Also what lift kit did you put on? Looks great btw.

 

[Sean L]

Since we're taking Bible, let's go ahead and make sure we all are on the same page's ...it's clear the a Moabites are not God's chosen people.

On that note...

The Wrangler Canaan edition must be a 4 Door, 4X2, open diff, no traction control or BLD riding on 35" Falken Wildpeak MTs

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