You know you drive a TJ when...
- Thread starter Chris
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You have a point there. I've been lucky. I'm in New Mexico, so no rust issues. So far I've only had the Auto trans hard shift issue causing a PCM replacement. Didn't stop me from obsessing though, I still think my Jeep needs other upgrades and I don't even go off road in it anymore. I swear, being a Jeep fanatic is some kind of mental disorder with no cure.
No ocd here, I’ve never obsessed over a vehicle. Maybe a few firearms over the years and of course my wonderful wife. I will say that my Tj did often occupy my thoughts as I planned it’s evolution from stock to a one of and did the mods that i was able to do but now that it’s coming together I’ll just move on to other projects. Repaint and touch up body work will be the next big thing. I want to replace rusty door latches, a cracked plastic gas bezel and upgrade my seats. Might add some bling yet but it’s a project to me....
not a quest as Tj ownership is to some folks.
not a quest as Tj ownership is to some folks.
You know you drive a TJ when there's more parts in your garage than actually on your TJ.
You know you drive a TJ when you fix something, and 1 minute later another problem occurs. LOL
You know you drive a TJ when your HVAC settings are low, low, low, and blast you in the face with hells fury.
BoldlyGoing
TJ Addict
When your boss starts the call with "...Never mind, call me when you get off the road."
When you aren't afraid of the West O rock.
It's a local thing. A silly rock in a parking lot that for some reason gets 2 to 3 cars a month driving up on it accidentally.
https://www.reddit.com/r/omaharock/
It's a local thing. A silly rock in a parking lot that for some reason gets 2 to 3 cars a month driving up on it accidentally.
https://www.reddit.com/r/omaharock/
mgroeger
TJ Enthusiast