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Being poor is part of Jeep ownership. Add a house and/or boat and you're really screwed.

Happy to see the comments are still coming in hopes of grabbing the elusive mythical twenty dollars...

If they want to use this as a way of dealing with the emissions standards to avoid making drastic changes to the core vehicles, then so be it.

What'd I miss? Just getting back from the dirty sandbox (Kuwait) just in time to see the rain of TS Andrea passing by tonight and tomorrow.

Sun's out now

Pulled some ligaments

Ok. That cracked me up.

I'm really jealous.

Must be a customer base for them to take that step. I'm not one of them. They look like Jeep knockoffs to me. To each their own though. It's a Jeep thing to morph the Jeep to the individual's taste and needs. I cringed when I saw my first 'slammed' and 'chopped' Wrangler years ago.

That's really cool.

Nice work!

Humina humina humina

:rofl:

Gimme $20 and I'll 'off' the 'I have just three words for you' thread.

I wave at the classics all of the time. Some people just assume it's a Wrangler only thing. It's a 'Jeep' thing, and not a 'Wrangler' thing. The drivers do tend to wave back almost too enthusiasticly at times. Now I am guilty of not waving at Commanders, Patriots, and Compasses, but it's...

Well... That escalated quickly.

Disconnect only while offroading. Like XT said, if you're riding on the road over 25 it can be dangerous. I have quick disconnects on my JK and just tie the arms up and out of the way when off road. Before getting back on the road, I just throw the pins back in the arms and I'm road-worthy...

Disguised as bank teller and chuckles as you walk out the door.

...and we're walking

I wave at all Wranglers, Willys, and other Jeep models especially if they've been modified. I've noticed that I stand a snowball's chance in hell getting a wave back from a stock JKU. Then again, I've been obviously snubbed by older Wranglers. As TRRN said, a wave a day keeps me happy. I'm...