Rubicon hood decals on a Sport

[2nd 392]

The more modern version of adding cards to your spokes:

Isn’t modern technology grand.

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[jbcrane]

It’s interesting how differently folks are wired... For me quiet invisibility and anonymity are most comfortable.

Agreed. Nothing to see here... just keep moving along.

 

[Heimkehr]

But if it was a 64 you can now get a gizmo that makes phony V8 sounds

The more modern version of adding cards to your spokes:

You gents are closer to the truth than you may realize.

 

[2nd 392]

Agreed. Nothing to see here... just keep moving along.

Like an “invisible” white or silver stock vehicle that doesn’t make a spectacle (testicle) of itself.

 

[Integron]

Here is my take on this thread; Instead of giving the dude with the fake Rubicon decals a ducky, go to Disney world and buy a small Goofy and leave it on his hood when he parks.

 

[2nd 392]

You gents are closer to the truth than you may realize.

When the electric SRT’s with “Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust” come out I’m burning my hat !

Until then I will not wash it in a “Dirty Dozen” type protest……… oh yeah— I prefer the phony sound makers that come with big fake exhaust tips.

 

[Kyanche]

I have joked on here before about the $2000 Rubicon Appearance Package(tm). As I recall, that was about the price difference between a similarly specc'd Sahara and Rubicon when I bought mine. I liked how the seats/hood/fenders/wheels looked on the Rubicon better, so I bought it lol.

Still makes me laugh whenever I see someone here practically insisting Jeep make some kinda offroading skill test before bestowing the honor of purchasing the belated Rubicon trim. XD

 

[2nd 392]

“Transgendered car” is fantastic!

I‘d be castrated then tar-n-feathered if I used that word that way in my state. Then somebody would say they were “triggered” by it and a crowd would gather to stone me to death.

False badging doesn’t bother me either — live and let live, I say.

It’s interesting how differently folks are wired, though. I’ve always been inclined to do the opposite: I’d want the AMG performance without the badging. I ordered different stickers to replace the “RUBICON” on my Jeep’s hood, and I worked hard to find a fully loaded Ford Raptor with no RAPTOR graphics on it. I don’t put “Glock” and “Sig“ stickers on my pickup windows or advertise martial arts schools on my bumpers either. For me quiet invisibility and anonymity are most comfortable.

Downgrading badges is more fun. I put 283 badges on my L79 Nova SS. The look on the drivers faces and the sometimes hysterically laughing passengers in losing GTO’s etc was priceless. Great Fun

 

[The Last Cowboy]

If I was to ever buy a Rubicon, I’d want the regular hood vs what the Rubicon has.

 

[2nd 392]

If I was to ever buy a Rubicon, I’d want the regular hood vs what the Rubicon has.

What would be so difficult about using Functional Heat Extractors ? Jeep knows how

 

[OldBob]

Entertaining thread . I don’t have any Rubicon stickers but I like the JLU Rubicon pull-off wheels and tires on my old JKU Sahara. Don’t hate me for it but I also have JKU Rubicon pull-off suspension under it. I can’t help but buy these nice expensive parts others choose to sell off their brand new Jeeps (cheap!)I love hood parts at bargain prices.

I am surprised how so many people buy brand new trucks and Jeeps and start stripping off all those expensive parts they just paid for. Wheels and tires, grills, fender flares, suspensions, axels, tops, . . . I have bought lots of Chevy and GMC wheels and tires over the last 40 years.

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