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The snow we get on the west side of the Cascades is wet--read heavy. It's definitely not powder.

How much snow are you talking? I've had nearly a foot of wet PNW snow on a soft top and it survived without any problems. I did make sure to push broom the snow off.

Make sure to let Kent know when you plan on arriving in Boise. He'll send a Lyft for you. I went from finding out it had been delivered to flying out to Boise within a handful of hours. I have a connection at Alaska that got me on standby last night and I just stayed at the Comfort Inn (good...

I think it's going to be a good day

I'm heading to Nampa! Mine got in Sunday. Might be worth checking in to see if they were on the same truck by chance.

The advice to drive it stock for a bit is sage advice. You'll understand what you really want and need out of your JT. Not sure if you are married and/or have kids. More memories will be made with a vacation to Hawaii than 37s, 4 inch lift, regear, etc, etc. Food for thought if money is any...

Mine's been in the rail yard since 7-7. Sooooo close and yet so far....

Peterson's is going to be really busy once the backlog at the rail yard breaks loose. I'm sure some of us will get to meet each other in person.

Patience is a virtue.

I'm still waiting too. I was thinking about you earlier today and wondering if you had heard anything.

Love my ARC Off-road door hangers. They're great if you have wall space in your garage or shop. Cheap and sturdy.

Still burning through those "100 free hours" discs.

Just tape a $100 bill on the instructions inside the box.

You'll find the clutch to be just fine after a while. I know I killed my 2020 JL a few times early on, but it gets better after you get some miles on it.

I totally get it, but the assignment was for unpopular opinions. I think I nailed the assignment (at least with you). BTW, I think your Nacho Ruby is awesome and that's not an unpopular opinion ?.

That a stripped down Sport, Sport S, or Willys + a new Civic, Maverick, etc is a way better use of your $62 k than a loaded Rubicon or Mojave for 98% of Jeep owners. *cue "BuT LOckErS!!!"

Wow, those are some horrible stories. Life needs to stop with her lessons. I'm sorry for what your family has been through.

Your insurance will simply wait for the other driver's insurance to make it right. It's 100% their fault and their insurance will have to take care of it 100% (vehicle, medical, car rental, lost time off work, etc.). If the other insurance doesn't step up, Allstate will go after them. It...

Better yet, nothing like breaking your own windshield as your tire flings a rock up and forward and you drive right into it.

I think they look "bloated". In all honesty, Wranglers have also been getting bloated since the TJ. Ford did ok with the retro styling, but I think they missed an opportunity to build a sleeker vehicle.