Dory gets new wheels!

[Ole Cowboy]

Great meeting you sir!
Glad we got together and now you have a matching set of coffee tables!

Do not know if its your first or not, but WELCOME to the world of fly buy, I have been doing this since the 70's. Lot of fun, great, GREAT way to break in an engine is on the highway, makes for a great get away for you and your wife and a GREAT FIRST DATE...YES!

Me and my wife on our First date, picking up my Z06 Corvette, flew in from Miami to Nashville Ky drove back to Miami. 2nd pic is the delivery station in the Rotunda of the Corvette Museum. This is where the floor collapsed a few years ago and all the Corvettes fell in.

Often wondered with the Jeep following why Jeep does not set up a Museum next to the plant and offer this as an option to pick up your Jeep. It is a GREAT experience, VIP tour of the factory, then they take you over to the Museum. It is also a money maker for your dealer and Jeep. You buy your deal at your dealer of choice and check the option for Museum Delivery. You STILL pay the Delivery Fee, even tho its a factory delivery.

Jeep builds a Museum and an Offroad park where you can play, Corvette has a track.

Go here to see folks taking delivery of their Corvettes, everyone at work watched me pick up my new vette: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/explore/web-cams/corvette-blvd/


One of the best buying experiences you will ever have and you can break in that engine right!

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[steffen707]

Do not know if its your first or not, but WELCOME to the world of fly buy, I have been doing this since the 70's. Lot of fun, great, GREAT way to break in an engine is on the highway, makes for a great get away for your and you wife and a GREAT FIRST DATE...YES!

Me and my wife on our First date, picking up my Z06 Corvette, flew in from Miami to Nashville Ky drove back to Miami. 2nd pic is the delivery station in the Rotunda of the Corvette Museum. This is where the floor collapsed a few years ago and all the Corvettes fell in.

Often wondered with the Jeep following why Jeep does not set up a Museum next to the plant and offer this as an option to pick up your Jeep. It is a GREAT experience, VIP tour of the factory, then they take you over to the Museum. It is also a money maker for your dealer and Jeep. You but your deal at your dealer of choice and check the option for Museum Delivery. You STILL pay the Delivery Fee, even tho its a factory delivery.

Jeep builds a Museum and an Offroad park where you can play, Corvette has a track .

Go here to see folks taking delivery of their Corvettes, everyone at work watched me pick up my new vette: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/explore/web-cams/corvette-blvd/


One of the best buying experiences you will ever have and you can break in that engine right!

Glad your vette wasn't swallowed up by that sink hole.

 

[Stormcc]

Here is some interstate commerce for you, and a fun tale about connecting with good people on the forum.

@JP1 from Florida picked up his beautiful LE from @spenchey in Iowa where it got a Mopar lift done. He then drove to Madison Wisconsin to get some monster rubber installed before his drive back to Florida.

My wife and I were in Madison for the Farwell tour of Pfunk. The cosmos were aligning.

We struck a deal via this site and now I've got a brand new set of LE wheels for my minivan! After a bit of finagling, @JP1 and I got it all crambed into Dory....... Man do I need a truck! Too bad the stock rubicon suspension won't bolt up. This would change people's perceptions of minivans I think. You think the JT has breakover angle issues........

That van is going Off Road!

Awesome you guys connected from the forums. @JP1, Enjoy that LE. Any thought of more upgrades?

 

[JP1]

That van is going Off Road!

Awesome you guys connected from the forums. @JP1, Enjoy that LE. Any thought of more upgrades?

TINT the minute I get home.
Steps as soon as possible.
you never know what will happen next...

 

[Krash1642]

Sure did, and the stock rubicon stabilizer.

Now I just need Rubicon fenders and a hood sticker. Then I can be a poser. Lol

So I was thinking... what impact will the rubicon suspension have on a sport s or overland payload? Increase, decrease? The towing isn’t really a big deal to me as I very rarely tow anything... but I haul stuff all the time...fire wood, lumber, mulch, paver stones, lawn equipment, camping gear, paddle boards, kayaks, bikes, beach gear and coolers, CrossFit Equipment (weights, bars, tires etc). The draw to the sport s with max tow was the payload... and I was thinking the same route as you to go with a rubi takeoff suspension... but then got to thinking about how that will impact payload. Thoughts? And thank you!

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