Georgia List of north Georgia area members who like to go off-roading

Question for the group:

Could I still play if I didn't have a Jeep?

I drive very little, like 6500 miles per year.

And that's split between 3 different vehicles.

I've been thinking that maybe I should consolidate down to a single vehicle simply because my vehicles just sit most of the time.

I've narrowed it down to a Colorado ZR2 as it has front and rear lockers and air conditioned seats (my wife's car has them and they are terrific. I have been Jonesing for them since we got her car).

The only other midsize truck that offers ventilated seats is the Tacoma and I do not like the new Tacoma.

It looks like a Colorado that was left in the microwave too long.

So, could I still play?
 
Question for the group:

Could I still play if I didn't have a Jeep?

I drive very little, like 6500 miles per year.

And that's split between 3 different vehicles.

I've been thinking that maybe I should consolidate down to a single vehicle simply because my vehicles just sit most of the time.

I've narrowed it down to a Colorado ZR2 as it has front and rear lockers and air conditioned seats (my wife's car has them and they are terrific. I have been Jonesing for them since we got her car).

The only other midsize truck that offers ventilated seats is the Tacoma and I do not like the new Tacoma.

It looks like a Colorado that was left in the microwave too long.

So, could I still play?

Well it would have to go before the committee...........

You do you brother, you know you would always be welcome at anything we plan!!!!!!!
 
Question for the group:

Could I still play if I didn't have a Jeep?

I drive very little, like 6500 miles per year.

And that's split between 3 different vehicles.

I've been thinking that maybe I should consolidate down to a single vehicle simply because my vehicles just sit most of the time.

I've narrowed it down to a Colorado ZR2 as it has front and rear lockers and air conditioned seats (my wife's car has them and they are terrific. I have been Jonesing for them since we got her car).

The only other midsize truck that offers ventilated seats is the Tacoma and I do not like the new Tacoma.

It looks like a Colorado that was left in the microwave too long.

So, could I still play?

You will be deleted from my friends list!!
 
Question for the group:

Could I still play if I didn't have a Jeep?

I drive very little, like 6500 miles per year.

And that's split between 3 different vehicles.

I've been thinking that maybe I should consolidate down to a single vehicle simply because my vehicles just sit most of the time.

I've narrowed it down to a Colorado ZR2 as it has front and rear lockers and air conditioned seats (my wife's car has them and they are terrific. I have been Jonesing for them since we got her car).

The only other midsize truck that offers ventilated seats is the Tacoma and I do not like the new Tacoma.

It looks like a Colorado that was left in the microwave too long.

So, could I still play?

Have you considered adding ventilated seats to something else? I think Katzkin has a line, and although not cheap, may open up your options.

I have a 2500HD ZR2, and the Multimatic spools are amazing in that. Like every light duty pickup truck other than the Gladiator, you'll be locked into IFS and full fenders though. There is also a huge difference in aftermarket support.

From my experience with the 2500, I'd guess you'll really like the ZR2 on road and basic fire roads. Just know even with sinking some real money into it, it'll still get whupped in the rough stuff by a mildly built JT.
 
A JT is not a consideration.

After my brand new 2017 Fiat Jeep I swore I'd never have another new one.

I still don't know what exactly I want to do, but I would like to slim down my fleet a bit since just letting something sit is bad for it.

I saw the Katzkin ventilated seats and I may look deeper into that option.