My first 4 door

[Trailrated]

I prefer 2 doors, had 2 previously. For a bit my vehicle interests took me in other directions but decided to to get back in a jeep. Figured I'd try a 4 door for more room. The only way I'd consider a 4 door is with the 35 inch tire package. IMO, small tires on a 4 door just look wrong and not symetrical. So here we are, a nicely loaded Willys. Some of you may have seen a pic as I posted one in the Hydro Blue Pearl Thread.

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[Flip]

Looking good

 

[Heimkehr]

Welcome to the Station Wrangler club.

Perceptions about tire size are generational. What used to be comically oversized (and still is, depending) is now recurringly seen on JL-generation Jeeps.

 

[Jeep Wick]

I prefer 2 doors, had 2 previously. For a bit my vehicle interests took me in other directions but decided to to get back in a jeep. Figured I'd try a 4 door for more room. The only way I'd consider a 4 door is with the 35 inch tire package. IMO, small tires on a 4 door just look wrong and not symetrical. So here we are, a nicely loaded Willys. Some of you may have seen a pic as I posted one in the Hydro Blue Pearl Thread.

I am also a 2 door man at heart, but you picked a good one. Enjoy it!

 

[Old Dogger]

Nice looking Ride.

 

[Trailrated]

This is also my first 3.6L. Had the 4.0 and the 2.0T. I gotta say so far the 3.6L seems like it's got plenty of grunt, especially down low. I had to double check to see if I accidentally got the etorque.

I wish I had a place to off road nearby

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