Eh Jeeps are getting to be more like cars every year.

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I'll never understand where people get off on the notion that you must be visibly disabled to be considered handicapped. My wife is physically disabled and goes to great lengths to mask her condition. I'm sure once my lift and tires show up we will be on the receiving end of one of those notes soon enough.

 

I don't have a pic of me and my jeep yet, but I do have one of just my jeep!


And thanks Kojack! I decided right from the start that I was NOT going to drive a minivan

 

Good looking rig!

Jeep on with your bad self! LOL

 

That's unfortunate brother :(
I work with people all day with different disabilities... You're all champs in my book!!
Enjoy that jeep!!! Looks nice!!!

 

ParaJeeper... it looks way to cold where you live!!

I am glad we have all kinds of Jeepers on this forum... man am I learning a lot from you guys!!

The biggest thing I have learned is that all Jeepers look out for one another. Be it your stuck in woods alone and need a pull, you need help with installing your new lift, you have disabilities and rather than get pissed you educate us and others.

I love this place!!

 

Scooby. It has been pretty cold here (ex. -45 Celsius) but with all the snow we've had it should make for some fun muddin on the prairies

 

You should have let them have your spot. Clearly persons with mental handicaps take presidence over persons with physical handicaps.

 

It's funny there's a stigma attached to a handicapped parking stall, yet the handicapped bathroom stall is fair game.

 

I have a buddy who is a double amputee and is an excellent wheeler. I don't see what the problem is. Handicap people can drive anything. My mom is in a wheelchair and she rides in my Jeep.