3 Years in a JT - How It's Going

[jarred Lee]

looking great !!

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[#HuckleberryJeep]

Beautiful truck. Digging that rack setup. Looking to get one made over my besttop.

Thanks man. Custom fab is the way to go, IMO.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Mine will be three in November. Was a daily driver till I retired last year. Got a bit over 30k on it. Haven’t done the cool stuff with mine like you have, but I wouldn’t get rid of it for anything, unless they come out with some new cool color!

Hang on to that Gator! So few of those around. Lookin' good!

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Insane build! Hemi must rock in this beast.

It definitely adds some fun factor

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Awesome build and pics!! You’ve used them both to the fullest what Gladiators are made for. I’ve only got 22k miles have lots of wheeling and camping/overlanding plans. I’m sure your troublefree miles are from on-time regular maintenance and basically taking extra care of it

Thanks! Yeah, I'm a stickler for maintenance and do most of it myself.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

You had Milestar Patagonia MT on both so you must really like them. They seem really good to me but I only have them on a 76 Dodge Power Wagon W200 that gets light farm duty.

That ole girl is coooool! Yeah, the Pats have been pretty good. Been happy with them, but the prices are getting up to where they don't feel like the bargain they used to be. I may go Nitto for my next set.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

@#HuckleberryJeep , Holy Guacamole! Beautiful rig, I am humbled.

Thanks man! Definitely my favorite.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

19K on my 2020 Gladi and still love it. Last trip Sacramento to Salt Lake City Utah then on to Moab Utah through Arizona then back up through Nevada to Sacramento 85-90 Mph on the open road with not one problem. Love it love it love it

Awesome! I've been really impressed with how comfortable we all are on the long trips too.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

I just passed three years myself and still love the ride. Best upgrades were a leveling kit and 35's. Felt like a Jeep and not a truck after that. Adding a Sunrider was awesome for the summers too!

My only regret was not waiting to get the Selec Trac 4wd, but that wasn't an option in 2019, and I NEEDED my JT as soon as I could get it

I hear that! If we waited to options, we'd never end up buying. The Sunrider is a really nice add-on!

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Beautiful! What are those blacks solid wheels??

Thanks! Those are the 'Method Holes.'

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Awesome truck! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome. And YES, I still love the hell out of this thing over a year after purchase! Best vehicle that I’ve ever owned.

Great pics!!

looking great !!

Thanks guys

 

[XJADDICTION]

3 years (in October) and 73,000 miles and runs perfectly (8 speed auto, factory 4:10’s (Max Tow) 37’s, 3.5” lift RE). Love it can’t imagine not having a JT ever again. I use mine like a truck, towing hauling, camping, and around the house work.

 

[yoda13]

Great looking Jeep. Are a lot of those wheeling pics at Hot Springs, or at Clayton?

I’m a little over a year into mine and I love it too.

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

3 years (in October) and 73,000 miles and runs perfectly (8 speed auto, factory 4:10’s (Max Tow) 37’s, 3.5” lift RE). Love it can’t imagine not having a JT ever again. I use mine like a truck, towing hauling, camping, and around the house work.

Hell yeah man! Same here. Most versatile swiss army knife truck out there!

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

Great looking Jeep. Are a lot of those wheeling pics at Hot Springs, or at Clayton?

I’m a little over a year into mine and I love it too.

Thanks man! Most of those are Gruber and Robbers Cave, both in SE Oklahoma. Got a Imogene Pass pic in there from Colorado too. Hot Springs is a blast too! Here's a couple from there. Haven't wheeled in Clayton yet, but definitely need to!

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