Things you don't notice at first - Or for a while

[JeepOfTheseus]

The uppers, there’s a key slot next to the pull strap to fold them.

Just saw…mind blown.

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[ShadowsPapa]

Should have heard mine when we bought the 2nd Class A diesel motorhome. Got on the highway heading home from the dealer. Just cruising down the 4 lane. Wifey looks over and asked how fast we are going. I looked down and gingerly said, "85". She said........"this ain't the sports car..........SLOW DOWN........"

Mine would be accompanied by a fist to the shoulder.........

 

[DocMike]

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Just saw…mind blown.

That's one of the things my sales guy pointed out when I was first looking.

 

[JeepOfTheseus]

That's one of the things my sales guy pointed out when I was first looking.

My sales guy pointed out that it was blue.

 

[onewhippedpuppy]

Just saw…mind blown.

Lol like I said, took me a year!

 

[Rusty PW]

Mine would be accompanied by a fist to the shoulder.........

She didn't say a word when I took her to 170 mph. She didn't say much for a while afterwards either. LOL

 

[Gvsukids]

Just noticed the image of a 1942 willys front end transitions to a new JT front end on the dash. Owned for 9 months and primary driver.

That can be changed with a Tazer.

 

[JeepTaco]

That can be changed with a Tazer.

Nice. Ill add a Tazer to my list of future upgrades for sure. Purchased new and never really noticed the image transition until yesterday lol.

 

[Sprinkler-Fitter]

While I always thought that was cool - there's so very little space back there, it's extremely limited what can go back there (thin stuff, not very tall) they should have locked the area where there's enough space for groceries - under the seat. But they want to charge for locking the seats down and protecting the area where you can stash a lot of expensive stuff.
Lock the teeny space, leave the big space that's' more useful wide open.

My drone in the case fits perfect.

 

[Trailman]

I hate it when people don't even know what they are selling. Mine knew the Jeeps inside and out. Even the financial guy knew all about the home link and other accessories.
When I bought the Silverado I had a few years ago, they knew the trucks, but they also had a couple of guys who could answer pretty much any question as far as how to use or do something, even towing experience. Impressive.
But I've seen my share of "gee, I don't know what that does" as well - worse, they don't get find the answer.

When getting mine, I casually mentioned something like "oh yeah and it has 33s right?" and sales guy told me "no! 35s!!!" I just kind of stared at him a second and let it go.

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