Hello from Utah

jason.cook.52206

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Cedar Fort, Utah
We have a few Jeeps in our family but this our baby with only 26k original miles it's a 2004 Rubicon. Love it so much.
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Finally someone else with Tube Doors! I have the same ones and I love them.

Welcome to the place here and man Utah is pretty epic as far as terrain features, love it there. Used to live in Montana and made the drive down quite often to Arches.

That rubicon should feel right at home there.
 
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Love the color, looks great! I'd probably lose the hood deflector in favor of some clear bra paint protection film. Other than that though, I like it!
 
Very nice Rubicon! You're a brave person to run those tires, though. I could never stand the road noise. Unless you only take it off road...

Fill us in on your suspension setup, if you don't mind.
 
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Finally someone else with Tube Doors! I have the same ones and I love them.

Welcome to the place here and man Utah is pretty epic as far as terrain features, love it there. Used to live in Montana and made the drive down quite often to Arches.

That rubicon should feel right at home there.
Love Arches. One of my favorite places.

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Thanks to all. The lift is a Terra flex. The Jeep rarely runs anywhere but safe trail runs. Mileage is so low we like to keep it like new. The element doors were chosen because there are so many ways you can build them with attachments if wanted. They also lock. Now that might seem funny but tube doors are super easy to remove and run away with unless they lock.

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