Moab Easter Jeep Safari 2008 Jeep Display
JK Jedi
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Foresthill, CA
Very nice that you were backed up and prepared
It was a bummer to break but nothing too severe. Fortunately, I had tools with me to remove the broken shaft so that I could hobble out and thankfully, I was with friends that could have pulled me back into town if it were really necessary. Back in town, I could have easily had the Moab 4x4 Outpost or Six States who was at the vendor show fix my drive shaft for about $100 but thanks to the generosity of Steve Kramer (owner of Full Traction), I was able to borrow the one he had on his show Jeep (it was getting trailered back to CA) so that I could get home - what a nice guy!!
So good that you had a positive outcome......and yes, Steve is a nice guy
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From: Laguna Niguel, CA
As far as more pics go, you can find a ton of them here:
http://www.project-jk.com/wp-gallery...2_itemId=63393
From your dealership and some of them are available now
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Westerville, oh
I think it's available (it's hard to tell because there aren't a lot of pictures on the Mopar site).
When I go to the Mopar site via the Jeep.com link, I can see off-road bumpers. There's one for $475 that doesn't include the winch provision, and there's one for $550 w/ winch. It says it has holes for fog lights.
It also says you have to replace the factory fogs. I wonder why you can't just swap out the fogs as you can with the ARB bumper?
When I go to the Mopar site via the Jeep.com link, I can see off-road bumpers. There's one for $475 that doesn't include the winch provision, and there's one for $550 w/ winch. It says it has holes for fog lights.
It also says you have to replace the factory fogs. I wonder why you can't just swap out the fogs as you can with the ARB bumper?
