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My first Jeep was a 74 CJ5. 76 CJ 8 85 CJ7 2002 Liberty (wife's) 2005 TJ totaled 2005 TJ still wife's daily drive 2020 JT

I had a 74 CJ5 with the V8, three speed manual. That was a fun Jeep, that said that was 45 years ago. At my age I don't think it would make my daily driver any more.

That was the first mod I did to my JT.

While I have been watching this topic with interest, today was 75. While I don't normally deal with winter driving. I am watching to get tips for my February trip to Tn.

Happy New Year to everyone.

The remote start will have some effect on MPG, unless you idle a lot should not be huge. Several things effect the gas millage. My 2020 Sport S averages 20 on the highway, 17 to 18 in town. I had Rubicon takeoffs installed when I took delivery. Terrain affects your MPG . In Fl my drive is flat...

I used the PPE pan, I like the drain plug. On my old F250, I drained the pan every 10K changed the filter every 40K. the old truck has 285K on it original trans. On the old truck each change of 6 quarts was about a third of the fluid. My theory was I would have a complete flush every 30K. After...

When my 250 was rear ended I told the adjuster that I wanted all the hitch hardware replaced, he just added it to the work order. Did not question if it was needed. It's 6 or 8 grade 8 bolts and 10 minutes.

That's the reason I always leave my hitch in. 15 years ago I got rear ended in my F250, bent my draw bar, no damage to the truck. Granted it was a large hitch but it killed the Cady no other damage to the truck.

I looked at a70 MGB last year, Good looking car thought it over decided at 21 working on a broken down car was fun. At 72 not so much. I'm sure the electrical gremlins have not become better with age. I told my grandson it's a British car not a fine wine, doesn't improve with age.

PPE cast aluminum oil pan part# JG24986 Extreme Terrain

PPE cast aluminum pan part # JG24986. Extreme Terrain

I was stationed in England in 78-79. I found the chilled beer good after a while. Several of us went to the beach over a long 4th of July break one of out group asked the waitress at a restaurant if he could get ice for his drink. She replied "Bloody hell you are the second person this week...

I had a 69 MGB convertible in 74 when I was a young broke serviceman. We used to take bets on when it would strand me. A lot of fun, had a dealers parts guy tell me the electrical system was knitted out of WWII surplus parts.

If this plays out like most class action's in the past, millions to the lawyers $25.00 each to the class members.

I am on the second set of Wildpeaks on my 2020 Sport S. First set went 74K, Replaced the trail terrains on my wife's TJ with them. Great traction in the sand.

Wow it was 68 last night, I spent some time in Alaska in the 70s in the army I still get cold thinking about it.

My first encounter of the Bamby kind was in early 70s in western Colorado, hit it with a government GMC Carryall. A very heavy built truck. The GMC was totaled, entire front end was destroyed. We were doing 45 amazing amount of damage. WE were told to be glad we didn't hit an elk.

The further north you are the taller deer are, winter survival plays a factor. In south Fl, we have Keys deer,they are the size of German Shepards.

I took mine to the dealership at 50K and ask for a trans service, and I think that I scared them. They told me that it was a lifetime service don't do it. I ordered my parts online and after watching a few videos it was not that hard. I replaced my trans pain with a aftermarket unit that has a...