Yes, as in Native American in the Americas, or other native people / aboriginal / autochtone / indigenous around the world.
Like a statue, a totem, a commemorative plate, a tipi, a wigwam, a traditional lodge, etc.
Sorry for the ambiguity…
I think I got the jackpot on the road today! The Gesgapegiag Native Police’s Jeep Gladiator!!!
I didn’t dare to get next to it (as discussed earlier with my previous police challenge) because it was in the parking of the police station. But I have included another picture of it from the web...
This is a strange Jeep Gladiator Rubicon configuration… the lowered front fenders, the color, the mirror turn signal… From where does it come from?
These half doors are on my wishlist, but I have a question:
How do you remove your hard top? Is you garage's ceiling high enough to lift it up or you have another way to do it?
The original Rubicon factory option doesn’t requires trimming with the rear steel bumper. However, you also need some trimming if you keep the rear plastic bumper.
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/installing-mopar-rear-bed-rock-rails-on-overland-and-sport-gladiators.21140/
I did as you did…
Then I bolted it down just to try…
And I never removed it…
If you plan a try-on, I would suggest to use a bit of rust-proofing oil just in case it’s going to be there forever!
In front of a playground that will be more popular this summer!!! As for the next challenge, I will reuse the White Castle idea but I will add the McDonald / McCafe option for the rest of us!!!
There’s the 4WD "binding" and the U-Joint binding. The U-joint binding is a bump you can feel at each rotation of the wheel [especially with sharp turn]. It’s not present in the more recent 4H-Auto model that is using CV-joint instead of U-Joint. In this case you just have the 4WD "resistive...
I think it will be the same if the Jeep Recon hits the market. It will not be a real Jeep experience at all…
A Bronco Mall Crawler with independent front suspension and fatty-shaped unibody…