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Lol @ the thread title. “Let’s talk taxes…..BUT NO POLITICS”

It has been said that there is no hell. That everybody goes to heaven. Even sinners. They just hate it there, is all.

there is a special place in hell for those who harm children, or the elderly

Listen to your Jeep. It will let you know if conditions are wrong for 4H. You’ll hear some groans and feel the steering wheel fighting you to make a turn. Many a day (most days?) I’ve forgotten to switch back to 2WD after using 4H offroad or during bad weather. The Gladiator is not...

Wider axles, lower gears, 2 lockers And, like Willys, the name carries a certain amount of prestige.

Remember what she said: "Size matters more than weight"

I have these in my Gladiator and can attest to the quality. Good mats. You want them.

Just something to clutter up the glove box. I've had a ton of questions over the years for new vehicles I've owned . All of them, answered by the internet faster and in more depth than the owners manual could hope to provide. People who demand a hard copy of the owners manual just want...

Sounds like we've chewed a lot of the same dust. Grew up on the other side of the valley in Peoria, AZ (class of '79). Grew up desert wheeling and camping. And still enjoy heading down there time to time. But would never wanna actually LIVE there again. Gimmie snow over sand any...

This sounds about right to me. My Rubi tows like a pig. My camper's right around the 3K mark and my 2 door Bronco with a 2.7L motor tows it way better than the Rubi does. Better at highway speeds. Better at hill climbs. I recognize that the Bronco EcoBoost is a twin turbo motor so...

It’s actually my own design. A few years ago, I was researching getting into the Offroad camper business. So I had a factory over in China build a couple of prototypes up to my specs. Loosely based on the Bruder from Australia. Imported the first two prototypes and realized that dealing with...

Did a lot of that when I was young and dumb. I think the only reason I'm still alive is, mines don't deteriorate as quickly in dry arid climates such as NV and AZ (where I was raised) as they do in colder/wetter climates. Haven't seen a single mine since moving to Montana that I'd be...

But at $65,000...who could AFFORD a family? (sticking with condoms)

1. Only $50 extra destination charge to HI? 2. On a $50K vehicle, Jeep has to charge $50 extra destination charge to HI? Really? (note: I don't live in HI. Just found that rather odd)

I have a set waiting to be installed so can't speak to quality. I've been putting it off mostly because I've been swamped with work - but also because I've not read what the "cons" are to bypassing the locker sensor? So what's the risk (if any) to bypassing this sensor rather than replacing it?

Very well could be. It's been quite some time since I've been to Moab

Hey Joe Canyon is scenic and simple. Chance of breakage about a zero as they come. But you'll get some fantastic views and it ends at an old uranium mine that's kind of fun to explore. Hell's Revenge is something more famous and moderate. All the extreme obstacles are optional but well...

1. He keeps calling it a “recovery jack”. To me, that means it can be used sideways like a HiLift. Pretty sure this cannot. 2. He has to “relearn how to use his complicated HiLift every time he uses it”, but can figure out this 6 piece jack? C’mon, man Those constructive critiques out...

I have an AI box that converts my dash screen into an android tablet using CarPlay. When I connect inside the center console (where I’d like it to be mounted), it frequently cuts out. Meaning the device reboots, as if it momentarily lost power. Anybody ever seen a dodgy usb port in the center...

So, what if there is no cell service at the start of the trail? How do you "check in"?