Yeah, I've had mine loaded floor to ceiling on a few multi-day trips with the rear seats down and the dog lying on top of stuff. Of course a little trailer for the 2 door would negate that. That's what I see most 2DR guys doing on long trips.I live out of my Jeep, and there is no way I would want to do it in a 2-door.
I would love to have an expedition trailer since I have to completely unload every night to give the dog room to stretch for the night. During the day if we are traveling he has about half of that space. I removed the back seat, and installed a Goose Gear floor to make room for my dog and all of my stuff.Yeah, I've had mine loaded floor to ceiling on a few multi-day trips with the rear seats down and the dog lying on top of stuff. Of course a little trailer for the 2 door would negate that. That's what I see most 2DR guys doing on long trips.
YJ!Border collies beg to differ!
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Just me, the wife and the pooch, so the 2 door is perfect for us. We have her Land Rover for company and long trips where there will be no wheeling.
I also use mine for work. People are shocked at how much I can fit in the back without the rear seat.
And it's a hoot to zip around town in. With the 2.0T, it's like a full sized go cart.
WTH??? wow.. no wonder when I talk to people in the neighbored they say 'well you HAVE A JEEP' like it's freaking bmw or something.Pricing honestly sucks too - a sport S 2-door with the same specs I have now, $52k. Even with 8% off invoice,
That's the most nimble YJ ever. That girl was wild.Border collies beg to differ!
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Just me, the wife and the pooch, so the 2 door is perfect for us. We have her Land Rover for company and long trips where there will be no wheeling.
I also use mine for work. People are shocked at how much I can fit in the back without the rear seat.
And it's a hoot to zip around town in. With the 2.0T, it's like a full sized go cart.
I also don't care for the look of the 2dr