PRODUCTION NUMBERS BY MODEL

[blackwater]

It has probably been asked and answered, but I couldn’t find it.
What is the most up to date production numbers by model? I know many more four doors are built than two doors and I believe the higher two door trims are manufactured in fewer numbers than the lower trims. From my visual observations, the opposite appears to apply to four door models. I see a ton of Rubicon four doors and very few other models. If someone knows the answer, please post the source.

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[John VonJeep]

WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?

 

[blackwater]

WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?

I never understood that perspective. I was taught in grammar school that titles should contain all capital letters. When I completed post graduate education, instructors required it, and when I authored some magazine articles, editors insisted upon it. You are not the first to bring attention to it, one time when I submitted a legal brief, a judge asked the same question. I told him it is habit. Until now, I never took the time to google it, but FYI

 

[Ratbert]

I had built a database of those types of details, but they kept upping their blocking systems to the point where it was too painful to try to get around it. Your should be able to find those details in this thread: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/ask-ratbert.89818/

 

[JesseT]

WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?

NOT THIS AGAIN

 

[blackwater]

I had built a database of those types of details, but they kept upping their blocking systems to the point where it was too painful to try to get around it. Your should be able to find those details in this thread: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/ask-ratbert.89818/

I’m curious about all models, but because I own a 2 door X, that is my focus. I know you have an AEV build, how did you attach a front license plate to the bumper. Boise is going to install red light cameras and I know from experience LE will start to focus a front plate violations. I was able to wire it in, but want a better option without having to disassemble the bumper.

 

[Ratbert]

I’m curious about all models, but because I own a 2 door X, that is my focus. I know you have an AEV build, how did you attach a front license plate to the bumper. Boise is going to install red light cameras and I know from experience LE will start to focus a front plate violations. I was able to wire it in, but want a better option without having to disassemble the bumper.

They have a couple options. Here's one: https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/hawse-fairlead-license-plate-bracket-ex-rx-front-bumper/

Note that I haven't run a front plate while living in a state that requires them for almost 20 years. It's never been an issue here.

 

[blackwater]

They have a couple options. Here's one: https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/hawse-fairlead-license-plate-bracket-ex-rx-front-bumper/

Note that I haven't run a front plate while living in a state that requires them for almost 20 years. It's never been an issue here.

I get it, that is how most people think. The other day I was stopped because my registration temp was not in the rear window. I removed it that morning to have the window tinted. I look at I like an EDC, a person never knows when they will need it and I don’t want to provide probable cause to get stopped. Thanks for the information!

 

[Heimkehr]

I see a ton of Rubicon four doors and very few other models.

Possibly these things are geographical in nature. Locally, at least half of the Unlimiteds that I see are Saharas, whether of the JK or the JL generations. Rubes are comparatively rare, which is surprising giving that Rausch Creek and AOAA are kinda sorta local.

JK-era Jeeps are also more likely than the JLs to have angry grilles, and/or excessive exterior aesthetic fitments.

I never took the time to google it, but FYI:

Well, there it is: "In a proper writing format". Web-based discussion forums aren't known for being repositories of formal prose.

Those who've come before us decided that a post with any all-caps content was "shouting", and they made the accusation stick. We just have to roll with it.

 

[blackwater]

Possibly these things are geographical in nature. Locally, at least half of the Unlimiteds that I see are Saharas, whether of the JK or the JL generations. Rubes are comparatively rare, which is surprising giving that Rausch Creek and AOAA are kinda sorta local.

JK-era Jeeps are also more likely than the JLs to have angry grilles, and/or excessive exterior aesthetic fitments.



Well, there it is: "In a proper writing format". Web-based discussion forums aren't known for being repositories of formal prose.

Those who've come before us decided that a post with any all-caps content was "shouting", and they made the accusation stick. We just have to roll with it.

There is always someone that gets offended by something. A few years ago I use to dictate emails to my employees in all caps. I did it to avoid taking the time to punctuate. Lo and behold, after several years, one employee went home because she could not tolerate me screaming at her. She filed a HWE claim against me. The panty wipe forgot who she worked for and I fought it every step of the way…..and won. She ended up paying $56k for my attorneys to litigate the claim. Last I heard she was flipping pancakes at iHop. The Kumbaya generation will be our downfall

 

[Reinen]

The Kumbaya generation will be our downfall

Writing in all caps was considered shouting as early as 1984, one year after the public release of the Internet. The generation you speak of was at most 3 years old at the time and most weren't even born yet. Even Gen X was no more than 18 y/o teenagers at the time.

If you want to pin All-Caps=Shouting on a generation, Boomer computer nerds would be the most appropriate group.

 

[blackwater]

Writing in all caps was considered shouting as early as 1984, one year after the public release of the Internet. The generation you speak of was at most 3 years old at the time and most weren't even born yet. Even Gen X was no more than 18 y/o teenagers at the time.

If you want to pin All-Caps=Shouting on a generation, Boomer computer nerds would be the most appropriate group.

Sorry to offend you! Secondly, I did not “pin” it on what you called gen x, or whatever. You read the words and for whatever reason fail to decipher its meaning. You assumed I referred to a specific age group. Had I did as you accused, I would have written gen z. As an historian, please tell me where Kumbaya refers to a specific generation?
Kumbaya was meant to reference the sensitive people in society, the people that get offended easily. Maybe caps are considered shouting to you and some other individeals, but it certainly is not a hard fast rule. I know many high ranking people in the military and corporate world that use all caps on informal communications. Regardless, thank you for your input and wish you a wonderful day.

 

[gdeyarmond]

It's way too loud in here...

 

[Ratbert]

Sorry to offend you! Secondly, I did not “pin” it on what you called gen x, or whatever. You read the words and for whatever reason fail to decipher its meaning. You assumed I referred to a specific age group. Had I did as you accused, I would have written gen z. As an historian, please tell me where Kumbaya refers to a specific generation?
Kumbaya was meant to reference the sensitive people in society, the people that get offended easily. Maybe caps are considered shouting to you and some other individeals, but it certainly is not a hard fast rule. I know many high ranking people in the military and corporate world that use all caps on informal communications. Regardless, thank you for your input and wish you a wonderful day.

Maybe you shouldn't have used it to describe a generation when you said "The Kumbaya generation"?

 

[blackwater]

Maybe you shouldn't have used it to describe a generation when you said "The Kumbaya generation"?

Please forgive my prior abbreviated response, I was at the range. I want to ask you a question. When you read, or hear that a storm of a generation is going to hit, do you wonder if the storm will impact, Gen X, Gen Y, or the boomers? Now look up the true meaning of the word, generation. Like many words in the English Language, the word generation does have different meanings. You may also need to look up the definition of contemporaneously . Maybe you spend too much time on a computer and instead should take a few English Literature classes!

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