What other Jeeps do you currently own?

@Dave K. and I have 4. Our TJ’s, 2000 sport and 2003 Rubi. 93 yj that’s our current yard plowed, and 2007 Rubi.

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96 V8 Grand Cherokee. It's basically used as a tag along vehicle when we go camping or kayaking. The AWD is great in the snow too. Thinking of doing a budget boost and some 32's just for fun.
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Kiwi TJ said:
Love the ummm patina on the white YJ or is it air con ? lol
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Yeah, Natural air conditioning from below. The tub is totally shot. We got it up on the lift and the frame is not as bad as we were expecting. We might rebuild it seeing the motor has I think 50;000 miles on it. But it starts up in the dead of winter and has helped a lot around the house .
 
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Kathy said:
Yeah, Natural air conditioning from below. The tub is totally shot. We got it up on the lift and the frame is not as bad as we were expecting. We might rebuild it seeing the motor has I think 50;000 miles on it. But it starts up in the dead of winter and has helped a lot around the house .
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Good to hear its not put out to pasture just yet...
 
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2 2000 model TJ Wranglers. White Sahara with 100k original miles auto. And black sport with 115k 5 speed. And a pic of my 86 CJ-7. Was my daily driver for 11 years. And yes I miss it. Also had a 1995 YJ but don’t have pix. Was a rio grande model with 4 cyl.

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Kiwi TJ said:
Thanks mate.....Love that CJ style... was it running when you got it or is it a future project ?
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It was running tough, with 3 gears, learned how to drive the CJ when I was 10 years old in the island and never had a roof. Starter is a crank lever stick from the front bumper. No license required :)

Edit: was my dad's jeep handed over to us. the louver is where the carburator is, we choke it with our palm if it does not start while somebody is cranking it from the front bumper.
 
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TJ2 said:
I learned how to drive the CJ when I was 10 years old in the island and never had a roof. Starter is a crank lever stick from the front bumper. No license required :)
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Ok that just makes it special...being able to keep the car you learnt in and grew up with is fantastic...Im wanting to do that with my kids and my TJ.
What 'Island' was that ?.... I know in some of the Polynesian Islands out this way its a case if can you drive down the road turn around and come back ...its congrats here's your licence..haha
 
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