jeb6294
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Just being able to take the doors off and fold the roof down doesn't count.I just don't know how you "engineers" (so called) buy vehicles that you can't disassemble easily
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MetsFan
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Nice dude!
Didn't want to stay in the Infiniti family?
knight1fox3
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Haha! I know, I strayed! But my wife already has the FX and I did briefly look at the QX models. But figured I'd try something different.
Master slacker
Something awesome.
Why can't any cars nowadays that are NOT the bare bones trim have cloth seats? I love cloth seats.
knight1fox3
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Because of kids. In which case cloth seats is an exercise in futility. :thumbs:
Master slacker
Something awesome.
Shhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttt... I have melted crayon in my wife's car from when our boys were younger. Don't care. Seats are still comfy as can be. Keeping up with leather is a pain in the *** (pun intended) and is hot as fug in the summer.
MetsFan
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Are you kidding? All the milk my kids spilled would still be there if it weren't for the leather.
Road Guy
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Leather definitely helped when the kids were young
I don’t have it them on the jeep and I have been meaning to get some type of seat covers since I mainly spill my coffee and beer while driving around..
My daughter just got her drivers license yesterday. So now I have two extra drivers in the house!
I am trying to find her an old (like 90-94) Jeep wrangler for her, mainly I liked that model and can work on pretty easily..
Insurance for her was only an extra $500 a year (compared to the boy who was like an extra $900 a year almost) – GD discrimination!
But they are both paying most of their insurance…
I don’t have it them on the jeep and I have been meaning to get some type of seat covers since I mainly spill my coffee and beer while driving around..
My daughter just got her drivers license yesterday. So now I have two extra drivers in the house!
I am trying to find her an old (like 90-94) Jeep wrangler for her, mainly I liked that model and can work on pretty easily..
Insurance for her was only an extra $500 a year (compared to the boy who was like an extra $900 a year almost) – GD discrimination!
But they are both paying most of their insurance…
Dexman PE PMP
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We won't buy a car without leather because of the kids. Cloth just sucks trying to keep clean.
Why that timeframe for the Jeep? If I remember correctly, those were still rocking carburetors and weren't always reliable. If you look at a 94+, then you get the fuel injected 4.0 which was one of the greatest engine blocks ever created.
Why that timeframe for the Jeep? If I remember correctly, those were still rocking carburetors and weren't always reliable. If you look at a 94+, then you get the fuel injected 4.0 which was one of the greatest engine blocks ever created.
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The YJ Jeeps were 87-95. All the parts are interchangeable. Personally I think they are the best ones. Plenty of parts still available at good prices. Plus, like you said they are very easy to work on. I had an 88. Loved that jeep but the 14 miles per gallon sucked when I had a 50 mile commute. Sold it and bought a Corrola for the gas mileage.
Dexman PE PMP
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^^^ If you make the kids buy their own gas, ****** gas mileage will limit how much "cruising" they'll be able to do.
Road Guy
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Will defin look for the 4.0.
I had a 94 and that was a favorite of mine - I liked it way better than the TJ.
They have a limited radius of how far they can go so they will generally go a while on a tank of gas...
I had a 94 and that was a favorite of mine - I liked it way better than the TJ.
They have a limited radius of how far they can go so they will generally go a while on a tank of gas...
I changed the oil in our cars yesterday and in checking the air filters I found sunflower seed shells in the airbox of the Jeep, lots of maple seeds in the airbox of the Aveo, and the airbox of my wife's Versa was stuffed with chewed up napkins, string and mouse fur. The intake manifold of the Jeep had a bunch of mouse droppings on it too.
The good news is I saw a feral kitten hanging out under my Jeep this morning, so hopefully it'll take care of the problem.
The bad news is we have feral kittens now.
The good news is I saw a feral kitten hanging out under my Jeep this morning, so hopefully it'll take care of the problem.
The bad news is we have feral kittens now.
csb
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Road Guy
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unrelated to this - but a woman my daughter rides horses at keeps a donkey around because she said they keep away the coyotes and mountain lions.
I had asked her how she kept all her "free range" chickens and cats around being so close to the foothills and that's when she said he got the donkey, just thought it was interesting (not advocating you get an ***!)
I had asked her how she kept all her "free range" chickens and cats around being so close to the foothills and that's when she said he got the donkey, just thought it was interesting (not advocating you get an ***!)
