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I picked up a set of these. Have yet to knock my phone off while wheeling. Little piece of metal (comes with the set) sticks to back of my phone and magnet sticks to dash. Stupid simple
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B46J5M7G/?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B46J5M7G/?tag=wranglerorg-20
Thanks man Steve was a fantastic guy. Kidney failure is a terrible disease.
You know this is a reminder to me and everybody else- Slow down and take enough time to make sure you really do something for somebody else.
And here is what I mean- It is easy to tell yourself that you give. It is easy to think of yourself in the best possible light. But can you sit down and write down or pull up a picture of something that you did for somebody else that was not an exchange of money for part of your every day job.
Why?
Because when they are gone you sure won’t have the chance. And you will be so thankful you did whatever little thing that you did.
I’m not preaching and I’m not admonishing anybody- I’m really talking to myself: We live in a world where you can spend every waking moment going after what you want and looking after what you get.
Don’t get sucked in.
I don't have those problems because almost no one pays me lol. I get what you mean though.
We only get to do this life thing once, so make it count.
It should say nice quiet little town with very little crime where people use 5 fingers when they wave. I can still go to town and not have to lock my house when I leave or lock my car doors while there. How many can say that ?
I stayed in your town ~15 years ago on the way when we took a road trip from Gainesville to the Blue Ridge mountains for a hiking/camping trip. Remember it was a pretty little town. Don't remember the name of it anymore, but there was a small diner we ate at and I still remember the house fries, the milk shake, the grilled cheese sandwich and the fresh salad they made for me.
sounds like the village restaurant in town. they closed down during Covid. hate it because they had a great breakfast buffet.
Just looked that up. The place I went wasn't a buffet type place. It was a classic old style diner .. small place but great food!
I wish mine was installed already! I worked hard today so I could give it a go tomorrow.
ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
You use a wireless charger. My phone sits in the wireless charger cradle and automatically connects to Android Auto using my wireless AA adapter. The cradle automatically detects the phone and closes on it or some have infrared sensors that close unto the phone. You just can't constantly move it or the flexible cable will break. My first mount lasted four months. I got better at not moving it, especially the lower area and this new one is six months old and counting.
Piosoo Wireless Car Charger-Cup Holder Phone Mount,Automatic Infrared Smart Sensor Clamping Qi 15W Fast Universal Adjustable Cell Phone Wireless Charging Air Vent Cradle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QT9H89S?tag=wranglerorg-20
Teeran Android Auto Wireless Adapter for OEM Factory Wired Android Auto Cars Plug & Play Easy Setup Wireless Android Auto Dongle for Android Phones Converts Wired Android Auto to Wireless (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLNHL7WS?tag=wranglerorg-20
I understand. There are many Magsafe options available for iPhone users as well.
I asked JMT what his plans were since he doesn't want to mount his phone in the cabin.
I asked JMT what his plans were since he doesn't want to mount his phone in the cabin.
ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
Most of the time, I don't even take my phone out of my pocket. I normally swipe my phone when I buy things, and if I put it in the cradle, I tend to forget it in my Jeep. The wireless AA works fine in my pocket, and I always connect my phone to chargers at work and at home. If I want to listen to music though, I normally put it in the cradle. Because, playing music will drain the phone battery about 50 percent in one hour. I try to select a Playlist or Album before I drive for safety reasons.
for the last part at least.
I think its Caramel Vanilla Latte. Thing looks like it was crossbred with a BMW.
Pretty nice.
I figured it’s a camel tan interior and then he did the flooring and seats.
The white textured floor coverage is a bold move bc it traps in dirt. Which means he likely keeps this thing incredibly clean.
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ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
You're correct on the first part. It's just the regular saddle color interior with reupholstered leather seats. I believe that Jeep calls the tan interior, saddle. The interior really doesn't trap in dirt. I think mainly because it's covered by the hard top. I did install white bedliner so that if it gets wet, I can just pull a plug, and drain it. I removed the carpet, so I no longer have to worry about soggy, or nasty torn carpet. We have a lot of soot in the air in California because of all the pollution, so I have to wash the outside at least once a week, but the interior stays clean. I haven't detailed the interior in at least five months.
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