Now just how in the hell did someone manage to create this majestic work of art? That would make a very nice painting.Saw this out on a ride this weekend. As usual pictures don't do justice to how steep this hill was, but I think you get the idea. (Had to set up a rappel lane to get safely down/back up)
We arrived shortly after this happened (looks like a day or two it's hard to tell for sure??) And it doesn't look like anybody was hurt thankfully... There was no blood and the cabin (really the whole vehicle) was in surprisingly good shape considering.
I believe the driver was paying more attention to the view (not included in my "beautiful" pictures) than the trail.
I suppose the lesson is:
Be safe, go slow, and learn from others!
The 3.7L and the 4 Speed proved to be well designed.
We had a tractor trailer go off the road and right into a small convenience store here, and before EMS even showed up people were inside looting lottery tickets, cigarettes and beer. A few locals that knew the store owner came out to help them make sure no one got inside. They even brought food for the fire department and the guys who were trying to get the structure secure until they could figure out a way to get the truck out of it.
Same here! My wife bought an '03 Liberty Limited in September of '02 after we got married. In 2018 my wife got her JLU so we took the KJ off the road to do some much-needed maintenance and repairs. It became a cool father-son project, and we gave our son the KJ in 2020 after he got his license. Crazy to think that we brought him home from the hospital as a newborn in the backseat, and now he drives it daily to work.
Very similar story... bought the 02 about 6 months before you as my wife's first new car. It was also a welcome addition as my son was 2 and our daily driver was my 96 Bronco - 2 doors with a 2yo was not optimal, though I loved that truck and kept it until it started to rust out. The Liberty on the other hand still isn't rusting. My father and I rebuilt the engine in 2017 with help from my son prior to handing it over to him for daily driving. It was the last project we did and meant a lot to me. My son will be driving it home for Thanksgiving in a few days.
Horseshoe ridge trail. Northern Georgia, at the edge of the chattahoochee national forest in vicinity of dahlonega. It's a fun trail if you are in the area, easy enough to bring your buddies in whatever 4x4 they have, but rutted enough to make fun lines if you want a little more of a challenge.
We'd have been able to do the same with one of our vehicles, were it not for an intractable issue with the plastic radiators (plural). So we cut bait and moved on to something newer, which Offspring is driving as I type this post.
