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lBasket said:
Okay yeah that sounds about right. The TRD has lockers doesn't it? I was surprised they were having trouble but that does make sense. Bet it's comfortable though lol nothing like the wind on the highway in a TJ lol
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Yup, e-locker in the rear. Lol, I’m sometimes not a fan of driving my Jeep on windy days. I’ve almost lost a couple of hats coming into a gust of wind.
 
TheBoogieman said:
That's a long trip, especially in a YJ. :)
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Yeah, and we were running a bikini top, a windjammer with a tonneau cover and the soft door uppers. Luckily, in the whole two-week trip it only rained on the last day, which was around a 300 run. That hot shower when we got home sure felt good.

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TheGanzman said:
I've never understood this attitude. I have a 1998 Coachmen Starflyte motorhome with a Ford Triton V10 engine; we drove it from San Clemente CA to Chapel Hill NC in June - 2552 miles - with our four rescue cats in tote. Sure - I spent ~6 weeks getting it ship-shape, but it made it w/o using a drop of oil or as much as hiccupping the entire trip. My 2004 Jeep Wrangler Columbia Edition? I wouldn't think twice about driving it coast-to-coast, leaving tomorrow; maybe that's because I keep ALL my vehicles in tip-top condition - tires, belts/hoses, fluids; plus I carry spares of the stuff that MIGHT strand me. C'mon guys - how many close to NEW vehicles have we seen on the hook or beside the road with their hoods up?
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Don't forget to load up on Pedros fried chicken tacos on the way out!
 
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