Jeep Wrangler with a .50 Cal

[Shawn’s TJ]

Seen this Jeep wrangler with a .50 Cal mounted on top. Pretty Cool and bad ass but there is one problem, It's a JK! Other than that it's sweet!

 

[b0xcar]

That is pretty sweet!

 

[KCsTJ]

Seen this Jeep wrangler with a .50 Cal mounted on top. Pretty Cool and bad ass but there is one problem, It's a JK! Other than that it's sweet!

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I want one of those!

 

[Erik V]

I bet he has no problems with traffic, lol

 

[TJ2]

On a TJ thread, I normally boo the JKs but will pass on this one.

 

[EJD]

Just the type of thing you'd expect to see in front of Myrt and Lucy's Chat & Chew.

 

[StG58]

Ma Deuce will eat a 1/4 ton truck (Jeep) in short order. The recoil is pretty fierce.

 

[jjvw]

I prefer to romanticize the post-war farmer era. Show us a JK with an auger or a sickle bar mower.

 

[TJ2]

I prefer to romanticize the post-war farmer era. Show us a JK with an auger or a sickle bar mower.

I doubt you will. Some are embarrassed to even associate their jacked-up JK to a farm's sickle bar mower.

 

[jjvw]

I doubt you will. Some are embarrassed to even associate their jacked-up JK to a farm's sickle bar mower.

America's heroic farmers don't really excite our inner six year old.

"Sweetie, I'm going out to fix the fence. Will you still be here when I get back? Wait for me, my love..."

 

[Kiwi TJ]

I prefer to romanticize the post-war farmer era. Show us a JK with an auger or a sickle bar mower.

Ask and ye shall receive ….well sort of

 

[Kiwi TJ]

Oh what the hell, here's a couple more to wet the appetite..

 

[jjvw]

Lovely!

 

[jjvw]

Look how great this is! I would drive it to the mall.

 

[StG58]

I prefer to romanticize the post-war farmer era. Show us a JK with an auger or a sickle bar mower.

America's heroic farmers don't really excite our inner six year old.

"Sweetie, I'm going out to fix the fence. Will you still be here when I get back? Wait for me, my love..."

In 1918, the year my Dad was born, going out to run the fence lines had a certain, um, danger associated with it here in the West. Not everyone made it back in one piece.

 

[jjvw]

In 1918, the year my Dad was born, going out to run the fence lines had a certain, um, danger associated with it here in the West. Not everyone made it back in one piece.

It's interesting how the world changes.

 

[cliffish]

It's interesting how the world changes.

It really is:

https://www.aol.com/article/news/20...ay-on-any-team-regardless-of-gender/23442705/

 

[StG58]

It's interesting how the world changes.

Maybe not so much...we lost a farm hand last week in the area. Didn't make the news though. Farming, ranching, logging, fishing are still inherently dangerous activities.

 

[Kiwi TJ]

In 1918, the year my Dad was born, going out to run the fence lines had a certain, um, danger associated with it here in the West. Not everyone made it back in one piece.

Being outside of the States...I have no idea what your talking about. Can I ask what you mean or is a 'touchy' subject ?

 

[jjvw]

Being outside of the States...I have no idea what your talking about. Can I ask what you mean or is a 'touchy' subject ?

He's referring to fixing fences in places like Verdun, the Somme and Ypres.