Can you though? If so, you're a stronger man than I.Yeah, you give up over 3,000 pounds towing to gain 65 payload. Heck, I can stop eating so many donuts and take care of that........
Makes me wonder how many he eats...or you eat.Can you though? If so, you're a stronger man than I.
JTM is already taken - JT MojaveKeep it simple: JTM
(Not JTMT which is easily confused with JT manual transmission.)
https://www.gcioutdoor.com/the-surprising-history-of-the-rubicon-trail/Umm...Or, Rubicon is named after the famed trail in California where Jeep does their off road testing. I mean, maybe you’re right...
I mean the 65 pound payload loss. Simply lose weight and I'd overcome the loss - well, not quite 65. I could lose 30 though and help make up for the tiny payload loss.Can you though? If so, you're a stronger man than I.
So, if I name my kid after my uncle James, who is my kid named after?
Well, there are 12 to a box...Makes me wonder how many he eats...or you eat.
I take it your name is James too, and that would mean maybe a great grandfather or relative farther down was named James, so ultimately your sons name would come from its originator or James, like your uncle and you.So, if I name my kid after my uncle James, who is my kid named after?
The Rubicon trim level is named for the trail in California, not after a river in Italy. I don’t care if the name originated somewhere else. Pretty much every word originated somewhere else.I take it your name is James too, and that would mean maybe a great grandfather or relative farther down was named James, so ultimately your sons name would come from its originator or James, like your uncle and you.
look I’m not trying to get in a pissing contest here. I’m just stating how the Rubicon Trail got its name and what I thought a cool name for the Max Tow could be. We can both be right in this.The Rubicon trim level is named for the trail in California, not after a river in Italy. I don’t care if the name originated somewhere else. Pretty much every word originated somewhere else.
We know that the word Rubicon was around before the Rubicon trail, but Jeep named it after the Trail. Not some river in Italy. It's the same as the Mojave. It is named after a place it was designed to go. If it was named after the river it would have a deeper fording depth and a snorkel.And the Rubicon Trail came from the Rubicon river.
And the Rubicon Trail got its name from the Rubicon River. Same difference
You couldn't expect us not to turn a perfectly innocent topic into an argument, could you? It wouldn't be the internet.Ok princesses, we’re all pretty, I concede.