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I'm curious if this one will have a closed deck vs. the existing open deck design given the increased output numbers. This new 2.0L has port and direct injection which should alleviate the concern of carbon build up. Although it seems for all the wailing and pearl-clutching the topic garnered...

Only a tonneau cover and bed rug for the sake of usability. Hoping to find some take-off OEM metal bumpers or 392 wheels on marketplace one of these days when some random clout-chaser replaces those parts with shittier aftermarket ones.

Kicker KS 3.5" speakers in the upper dash corners, and 4" in the soundbars. Knee speakers are a nightmare to replace so those are staying put. Replacing the four easy access speakers has been a great improvement though in my non-premium system.

People have never experienced a TJ with 3.07's and it really shows. 🤣

It's a metal tube. It doesn't just go bad lol. But things might wear out sooner. At best, maybe some fresh U-joints. I'd ask them for reasons why, and see if smoke is being blown up your back end.

I wish I could help you OP, but the fact Ziebart is still in business never ceases to amaze me, and I hope your story is warning to everyone else. Their product in upstate NY was worse than having an uncoated car I swear.

I like my bedrug. It was something of a bitch to install, dealing with all those velcro pieces, but I like the end product. My tonneau is the bestop one with the twill fabric. I don't like the ones that have that fake leather look with the black vinyl like it's 1989 still. Bestop, and the Rugged...

That's sick! I'm glad to see there's other one-owner trucks this old still out there. We've never gotten dollar offers, but plenty that say "let me know when you're selling", or "let me know when you're dad's selling". He's not. It's in the will to my brother and I. I like the old IDI diesels...

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/off-road-pages.60150/post-990520 Found this post, and a few others are reiterating it. This is a wild time we live in. We need VIN validation over cellular to make sure it's ok for a screen built in to the vehicle to display data from the engine...

Tasteful goes a long way indeed. It used to like mischief but it's old and babied now lol. It is red and indeed huge -- crew cab with 8 ft bed. Special ordered in 1995, and one-owner ever since. 460 with a five speed. Dad didn't want the powerstroke because it was costly and he didn't think...

I like that. My dad's '95 F-350 SuperCrew is called Clifford. A name given to him by a third party, and it stuck. It's amongst ourselves or with people in the know, same as you. It's never introduced or brought up to strangers by that name and it's not printed in 8" tall vinyl letters on the...

Whatever brings you joy brother. Mine are called, TJ, LJ, or Gladiator in conversation. Or "green one", "black one", or "blue one". 😆

I said the badge thing with a bit of apprehension, because I kinda find them cool and I have a few from the opportunities local to me on the lid of my toolbox. But then there's people like my in-laws that are literally running out of fender space for them, and have them sent to my house (they're...

It's not the ducks. It's the validation-seeking tragic adults that make them matter so much. The trail badges are nearly on the same level.

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And the black paint looks like it's been washed its entire life with a dirty pair of jeans and no soap. Also, the tires are bald. Because they always are.

Same. I built a welded up bracket for mine that hung it off the spare tire carrier. We all made sad choices. And here we are outgrowing them. EDIT: I found a picture of my folly. Factory bumpers. No rock rails. Farm jack.

THIS. "Hi everyone! I'd just like to take a moment *deep inhale* to welcome "insert cringiest name ever for the crappiest used base model with star wars stickers you've ever seen" to the family!!" (VALIDATE MY PERSONALITY REPLACEMENT RIGHT NOW OR ELSE) They always have to say "I'd like to...

Like the people that drive around with a Hi-Lift Jack on the hood of their JK, but plastic bumpers, and no side rails whatsoever? And for some reason, their tires are always bald. Always.