I actually love it more now than when I first got it. . .

[ZoMojave]

Can't tell if this a bike forum or a Jeep one! But mine has also taken me places I wouldn't otherwise go and I am still thrilled. Already thinking about desert roads over the winter.

I consider myself lucky to have to make this choice every time I head out to work.

Your line-up looks similar to mine. Yes, fortunate indeed.

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[Green_Gladiator]

And I was absolutely head over heels, crazy about it then. That’s never happened with any other vehicle I’ve ever owned before. I usually start getting bored after a while. Definitely not the case here. . . ???

Great Thread! ... modifications keep me motivated and I still look back at it everytime I park. Absolutely love this rig ?

 

[FloridaMan655321]

I agree in that I still really enjoy driving the Jeep. But....I have been 'daily' driving my 1973 F100 because I really enjoy driving that thing. It's just an old big block, handles like shit, hard to drive, etc..etc.. and I love driving it. My commute to work is 7 miles in town-ish driving, so max speed limit is 45mph. Of course if I'm going to drive further, then the Jeep is the one. I just really really really really hope that I don't end up having issues like others have reported......

 

[AL_Jeep_Dad_]

One year and 27,000 miles later, I am loving my JT! Daly driver and family fun vehicle. Stay safe and keep on Jeepn’ ?

 

[montechie]

I've only had my JTR 8 months, but whenever I notice another nice little attention to detail I love it all the more. This time it's the little slots under the center console lid so you can run a cord from the USB socket in the storage compartment through the lid cleanly.

In my '17 Taco the Toyota engineers only cut corners where they could, the longer I had it the more corners I noticed that got cut. Although the build was clean, I never noticed anything added for owner enjoyment or minor ergonomics. That little stuff adds up.

 

[guntrust]

And I was absolutely head over heels, crazy about it then. That’s never happened with any other vehicle I’ve ever owned before. I usually start getting bored after a while. Definitely not the case here. . . ???

Same here, especially since i've learned to shift at higher RPM's.

 

[Boston Bill]

Well after 42,000 miles I am still in love.
My Harley is mad usually come spring it was the vehicle.
The Harley hasn't left the shed and I have been riding for over 30 years.
The thought now is to sell it since its been replaced by the all around fun glady.

lol, unless you need the money, don't sell it. Even if you don't drive her take care of her. You will regret selling it!!! She is a beauty!

 

[BUZZHEAD]

lol, unless you need the money, don't sell it. Even if you don't drive her take care of her. You will regret selling it!!! She is a beauty!

You are probably correct ,did not ride it at all this year. It is for sale just not listed

 

[Matts4313]

Well after 42,000 miles I am still in love.
My Harley is mad usually come spring it was the vehicle.
The Harley hasn't left the shed and I have been riding for over 30 years.
The thought now is to sell it since its been replaced by the all around fun glady.

Nice bike. I am looking at getting a licenses and use motorcycles to scratch my "new vehicle every few years" itch. Gladiator isnt going anywhere. Well, unless its replaced with another Gladiator, eventually.

 

[BUZZHEAD]

Nice bike. I am looking at getting a licenses and use motorcycles to scratch my "new vehicle every few years" itch. Gladiator isnt going anywhere. Well, unless its replaced with another Gladiator, eventually.

Thank you

 

[#HuckleberryJeep]

And I was absolutely head over heels, crazy about it then. That’s never happened with any other vehicle I’ve ever owned before. I usually start getting bored after a while. Definitely not the case here. . . ???

Same. 3.5 years in and love it more every day ??

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