Me too. Then they started selling the 4 door. And now side by sides...
Looks like a Truck Meet by the "Here hold my beer and watch this"
Amen, buddy! The biggest off-road event I have attended was the MOORE Expo in Springfield, MO. It was a great event except that a vast majority of people, especially in urban areas it seems, do not know what personal space is. My son and I spent like an hour there and I was like, "Buddy, daddy's got to get out of here before I go into a panic attack." Like, my battle buddies and I used to get swarmed by angry Afghani truckers who had been sitting on a FOB's marshalling yard for 2+ months, outnumbered 20 to 1, some of which were closet Taliban, waiting to see if they would be staged for one of our convoys. One time I had to tell a guy that his truck wasn't on our list to take and he grabbed the barrel of my rifle, and that almost ended very badly for him. Being around huge swathes of people with no personal bubbles that insist on popping mine is not great for my PTSD. My children and I with a couple of close friends from our local Jeep group is more than enough people for my liking.
Appears that Jeeps were in the minority among the vehicles in the photo.
I wish these morons would just stick to their side by sides, trucks, and suvs. To own a Jeep should be a Rite of Passage.IMO These Jeeps are generally a bunch of mall crawlers anyway rollin on 20s.or > please stop! Stick with trucks or tacos..Stop disgracing the Jeep Wrangler/ and true Jeeper in every way. And knock it off with the Ducks leave these people to do the duck thing.
lol...I actually had a friend text me before the event and ask if I was going. I told him of course NOT they too wild. Then he sends me the article a few days later. LOL. They BIG Wild down there. It's been a thing for years I've been told. SMH.
THIS part.
