How rare is this color?
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Starrs
TJ Guru
Those rims kill its looks. Get some Moab’s for it 
The color is pretty rare.
The color is pretty rare.
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Fitzpatrick
TJ Enthusiast
Starrs
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Starrs
TJ Guru
I’ll take one of those please haha
We carry 18volt impacts , and are authorized by the forum administrative team to remove non compliant aftermarket wheels. If you are driving it around , wear shoes you can walk in.
We aren’t a normal cult, uh, I mean Forum.
We aren’t a normal cult, uh, I mean Forum.
Starrs
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MallCrawlOnTons
TJ Enthusiast
I agree with others commenting, not super rare but certainly not as common as other colors. I looked at dozens of TJ’s before buying mine and it just happened to be the only Impact Orange I saw. Many people have commented that they liked that color on my Jeep. It is certainly a visually jarring color lol.
Just bought the Jeep ! I’m not a fan of the rims either, going to put stock ones on or maybe better aftermarket ones. Which would be better ?
Nice!
When it comes to wheels, just go with whatever you like. I run aftermarket wheels, but there's some good looking stockers.
Congrats!
I think it was only offered in '05 & '06 so pretty rare. and not real popular so even more rare.
Definitely a classic Wrangler colour.
Probably will not add value but should add traffic when/if you sell.
Lf those are recent pics, it looks awesome !!
Wheels you can go cheap or the sky’s the limit. AEV makes nice wheels on the more expensive end. You can get factory alloys for cheap and run 1.25” wheel spacers if you want s stock appearance. I have cheap Pro-comp steel wheels, with 4.5” backspacing, I believe factory backspacing is 5.5”. You’ll have to figure what size tires your ultimately going to run before you decide on your wheels. Lots to consider. Peruse Quadratec online wheel section while you think about it.
The older it gets the more appeal there is for stock rims. And stock Wrangler rims should be a great deal since soo many "upgrade" to after market shit. The good after market rims cost a fortune. The rest are marketed on style and are often inferior to a factory wheel.