Lets see your best Jeep memes
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Has anyone put ax or shovel mounts on the TJ body? I'd like to see pics and method.
I was always told, never use 4x4 to get into trouble, only to get out of trouble
Not saying I listened, it's just what I was told
I can't say I've ever heard that before... I've heard not to engage your lockers until you need them... But one of the nice things about the 2LO kit or a gear drive twin stick (triple stick in my case) you can run 2LO instead of 4LO until you need it...
@Zorba IFS & IRS too
1984 Grand Wagoneer — EV Conversion (2023): Dark blue with faux woodgrain, roof removed for a tan fabric top over custom roll bars, mounted on a custom steel tube chassis. Propulsion comes from Cascadia iDM integrated drive modules tied to an 80-kWh battery, managed by AEM control/BMS and Rinehart inverters with a 10-kW charger. Power reaches all four corners via custom CV axles and skid-plate protection.
Underneath: Chevy Colorado ZR2 independent suspension & brakes, Fox coilovers (about 10" travel), and 17" steel wheels with baby-moon caps on BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain tires. Inside: four bucket seats plus inward-facing benches in tan leather, Pioneer touchscreen, button panel, locking console, wood-rim wheel, and a digital AEM display. Only ~10 hours since the build—wild, clever, and clean.
1984 Grand Wagoneer — EV Conversion (2023): Dark blue with faux woodgrain, roof removed for a tan fabric top over custom roll bars, mounted on a custom steel tube chassis. Propulsion comes from Cascadia iDM integrated drive modules tied to an 80-kWh battery, managed by AEM control/BMS and Rinehart inverters with a 10-kW charger. Power reaches all four corners via custom CV axles and skid-plate protection.
Underneath: Chevy Colorado ZR2 independent suspension & brakes, Fox coilovers (about 10" travel), and 17" steel wheels with baby-moon caps on BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain tires. Inside: four bucket seats plus inward-facing benches in tan leather, Pioneer touchscreen, button panel, locking console, wood-rim wheel, and a digital AEM display. Only ~10 hours since the build—wild, clever, and clean.
We talk about how older cars you could 'climb in the engine bay' when working on them. This heard that sentence and decided...
You could fit a whole nother engine in there
Look at how that half door lines up with the body.
Or the door may be about to fly open.
Gotta admire that AMC fit and finish
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Look at how that half door lines up with the body.
Or the door may be about to fly open.
Gotta admire that AMC fit and finish
I assumed it was an AI image.
Very likely with the 8 slot grille.
But I would think AI could line things up better.
Then again, maybe it was going for authenticity.
But I would think AI could line things up better.
Then again, maybe it was going for authenticity.
That's how you tell the difference between the CJ-7 and MB-7.
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