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28 July 2007, 10:22 PM | #1 |
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Anyone here own a Jeep?
Anyone here own a Jeep? Thinking of buying a new 2 door Rubicon. Can get a pretty good deal and no hassle buying here at Bagram AB through AAFES (the PX). Always wanted one. Now hard part is deciding which color: Black, Forest Green, White, Grey Pearlcoat, or Silver.
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28 July 2007, 11:00 PM | #3 |
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Yeah, test drove a new 2007 back in February. The newer design is supose cut down road noice 50% and adn the new soft top is much quiter as well. I like the newer versions as they are several inches wider and longer, so a little more shoulder room. Suppose to be a bit more stronger in the frame as well. Will see how the new V-6 engine is. Would really like to see a V-8 in them!!!
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A V8 might be a nice option but the 6 seemed to have plenty of torque. The '77 I had sported a 304 AMC engine - that thing was a beast. Since Chrysler owns Jeep it's a wonder they aren't offering an V8 (the company that brought us the Hemi Dart in the 60's)! I will say that the wider/longer stance definitely improved the ride and handling over earlier models. |
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I do own a jeep but it doesn't really count at least for what your looking for. No experience with the Wranglers. I have had no issues and the Jeep dealer is a relative pleasant experience. The 6.1 HEMI pulls like a freight train.
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30 July 2007, 06:18 AM | #6 |
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Jeep
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JUST EVERY EXPENSIVE PART |
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Go with the gray, Chad!
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I've had a few, currently on a Grand...definitely silver...here's mine:
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31 July 2007, 03:09 AM | #10 |
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^^ sure is. had it for a little over a year now. Great fun.
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7 August 2007, 11:28 PM | #11 |
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Yes I own a Jeep .It is a 2005 Jeep unlimited. It is my second Jeep 1st one was a 1990 and ran it for over 200000. miles few minor problems. I would rather have a Intl Harv Scout II but they dont make them anymore . I chose Jeep because I can get parts ANYWHERE unlike a Scout where you had to kinda create your own.
I like the Jeep and the unlimited has a real smooth ride compared to the short wheelbase. But now at my age I kinda wisg the roof was easier to get down. Good luck , I wont get another until they put a Hemi in it! Overall I am happy with the servive and mileage 14 to 19mpg. It and the previous have been dependable and the style is timeless.You cant go wrong. |
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Had this one for a couple of years..
Great "Dad's Car", goes anywhere, real fun in Summer with the roof off, but it ain't quiet! |
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I've owned several wrangler Sports with the in-line 6 in both auto and stick and one Sahara. I just can't think of one bad thing to say about them A black Rubicon would look very cool, especially after you pick-up some aftermarket pieces from a place like quadratec http://www.quadratec.com/
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anyone have a Partriot? I know its nothing special, but for my needs I am really interested in getting one. The price is right, available AWD and a lot more space than my 996.
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I don't own a Jeep, but this one is sitting in my garage beside a Range Rover Sport. Cheers, Bill P.
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Here's my JEEP, named after Popeyes dog.
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14 August 2007, 02:48 AM | #18 |
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She's an English Bull terrier, bred for bull baiting in the Victorian era, she stands 18inch at the shoulder and her weight is around 70lbs, pure house dog and as soppy as a sack.
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