So I am of the opinion done enough to start an actual build thread.
at this point I have been reading enough and throwing enough money into it to piss my wife off.
I purchased This Jeep new on the 4th of April 2004 In a small military base in Germany. I thought the gold was atrocious the first time I saw it. The second time I went to that base, I figured it wasn’t bad with some black accents would look good. The third time I saw it I knew it would be mine. Granted this was over the course of 4 months. Walked in and asked how much for a rubicon in the Gold color. $45k was his response. Then asked how much was the model they had and was told $22k. Told the guy I’d give him 17 out the door. Four months go by and he called me up.
I’ve played in the mountains of Germany, Utah, New Mexico, and the hills of Carolina.
My youthful dream of a rock crawler has been replaced with the wiser age to use it to go camping and run some decent trails like Rubicon or Moab.
I will use it this summer to travel to Knik Glacier and a few other spots here in Alaska.
at this point I have been reading enough and throwing enough money into it to piss my wife off.
I purchased This Jeep new on the 4th of April 2004 In a small military base in Germany. I thought the gold was atrocious the first time I saw it. The second time I went to that base, I figured it wasn’t bad with some black accents would look good. The third time I saw it I knew it would be mine. Granted this was over the course of 4 months. Walked in and asked how much for a rubicon in the Gold color. $45k was his response. Then asked how much was the model they had and was told $22k. Told the guy I’d give him 17 out the door. Four months go by and he called me up.
I’ve played in the mountains of Germany, Utah, New Mexico, and the hills of Carolina.
My youthful dream of a rock crawler has been replaced with the wiser age to use it to go camping and run some decent trails like Rubicon or Moab.
I will use it this summer to travel to Knik Glacier and a few other spots here in Alaska.
