View Poll Results: Manual or Auto for offroading
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Manual or Auto for offroading
JK Freak
Joined: May 2008
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From: Brownsboro TX
I do like them though and if I ever trade my jeep in, I will either get vinyl again, or put these seats in the new jeep.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 406
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From: brockton, ma
For cleaning purposes. They do suck on long hot humid days when your entire back side is completely soaked, and on cold nights like the other night when I hopped in in thin dress pants and no underwear, I screamed when my extremities touched the freezing plastic. Wait, was that too much info?
I do like them though and if I ever trade my jeep in, I will either get vinyl again, or put these seats in the new jeep.
I do like them though and if I ever trade my jeep in, I will either get vinyl again, or put these seats in the new jeep.
The mental picture is to funny I'm still LMAO
JK Freak
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 502
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From: Rio Rico, AZ
What a great topic. Garanteed to run on till the end of time.
Auto for me. Since my first Jeep, a 46CJ2A to my JK Unlimited. I've had mostely stick shifts. I've ad 2 autos. A Grand Cherokee now my JK. I would never go back to a stick again...
Auto for me. Since my first Jeep, a 46CJ2A to my JK Unlimited. I've had mostely stick shifts. I've ad 2 autos. A Grand Cherokee now my JK. I would never go back to a stick again...
