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  1. American made

    The KTM is my choice. I have been wrenching, riding and owning motorcycles for 50 years. I recall the rabid "Made In America" mantra from the hd folks. With Oriental seals and bearings, Denso guages, NGK plugs and Japanese Dunlops they really were ignorant in the ways of the world. That Italian...
  2. Thief magnet

    Locks keep honest people honest. Either .45 ACP or Colt Hard Cast for the rest. (because I do not have an Atticus)
  3. Drivers with Vanity plates don't seem to worry, so why do you?

    I inherited all of the plates from dad"s vehicles and some of mine, 1960-present. (One is a 1925 SC). Back then, plates were re-issued every year, no decals. Do not know why, but in the 60s, having a tag with a "C" followed by numbers was some sort of thing. Dad, being a Ford salesman, could...
  4. Drivers with Vanity plates don't seem to worry, so why do you?

    Doubtful. The Blue Haired Geezette was alone, no tint and wearing a mask. Alone. Windows up.
  5. Drivers with Vanity plates don't seem to worry, so why do you?

    Two days ago I was the first/lead vehicle at the intersection and a "homeless" person was dunning for money. Being me, I ignored him. He walked back a couple of cars and I kept eyes on him. When the light went green, we moved off but he whips out a cell phone and leans over to photo the rear of...
  6. What Jeep should have done with the rear window

    I really liked the Honcho full size back when but they had, ahem, a very cheap feel to them. To be fair, all trucks then were utility engineered. These days, they are a Texas Lexus. (I could also get a Ford GT40 for $6995.00 in 66)
  7. Did you buy a new Gladiator and it makes "pew pew pew" noises at startup and other random times?

    Some years ago Dad accompanied a prospective buyer on a test drive. The "tester" drove onto the highway. After a mile he pulled over, pulled out a gun, orderred Pops out and drove off. It was only after Dad passed that we learned of the incident from a church buddy. He did not want Mom to know...
  8. What Jeep should have done with the rear window

    If some one made a replacement solid window without the slider, would you buy it? I would.
  9. What Jeep should have done with the rear window

    The rear window is definately a wart as delivered. A while back I proposed a roling track type of mechanism like the hatches on the ISS. It would slide forward, parallel to the opening for an inch or so, then as it is pushed or powered up, the top/leading edge rotated forward with the entire...
  10. 1086lb Payload capacity, Mojave. What?

    Seems to be a fair amount of Buyer's Remorse from some folks who did not do enough research before the purchase coupled with a lot of assumed "facts" on design and physics. After all, the door jamb decal is only a suggestion, right?
  11. 1086lb Payload capacity, Mojave. What?

    Overall, these are not full size work trucks. They are, in stock form, perhaps the best vehicle for unpaved roads in sloppy conditions. A Unimog they are not. They are the culmination of what the designers wanted-A Wrangler with more cargo space hanging in the breeze. Need to do more than...
  12. Problem this morning!!

    Due to manufacturing and assembly practices, that "New" battery may have been activated a year or more before sale. No trickle charge. Another issue is the service monkey not properly charging the freshly filled battery. Combine the two and you may be lucky to get 18 months on a 5 year unit.
  13. Very dumb question: What are those little black things on the Sport hood called?

    Sign of the times, friend. The lack of reading and comprehension skills these days is part of the reason I retired from teaching. When every male and female person is referred to as a guy, we are doomed. A few more generations and we will have folks throwing rocks at the moon trying to knock off...
  14. 38” Milestar Pats in winter

    The only thing that works well on ice is good bourbon.
  15. Florida man: “-44 offset + 38 inch rubber protects JEEP in HIT & RUN!”

    And the bead un-locked. Several DOT regs violated of which a smart lawyer would point out should there be a trial. I am surprised no one at the insurance company caught them-you know how "they" love to deny any outflow of money from the coffers.
  16. Jeep Launches Jeep Graphic Studio for Gladiator Owners to Buy Custom Graphics / Decals

    Barnum was right. There IS a sucker born every minute.
  17. Anyone buy military surplus?

    Tires used on public roads must be DOT Certified. A code is moulded into the sidewall. The other person's lawyer will know eventually. I buy surplus, usually insignificant things like ammo.
  18. Tailgate Damper barely noticeable

    I have been using carpet sample "squares" forever just for that reason.
  19. Q for you guys who flew/drove to pick up the gladiator and drove it back

    The best thing is to vary the rpm. Connecting rods stretch. Those folks that never exceeded 50% of max rpm were the ones that became oil burners once the engines were run up to max/redline after the "500 mile" break in. Modern materials and assembly have improved reliability. After 20 -30...
  20. Because Jeep Happens.... Lightweight, Removable Trail Armor from MEK Magnet

    Interesting but no. Rather have an exteriior body cage for that STRYKER vibe.




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