Picking nits
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My $15 home made allthread and autozone mirrors have made up for his ignorance 100 fold
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I'm not a fan of the plastic grille with huge slots inviting rocks and bugs into your radiator. I mean, I like the classic Jeep look but how about some protection for the rad? I got my Jeep last November and my radiator's pretty dinged up. Lotta gravel and stones around here in the winter.
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For a rig that is "supposed" to be designed for off road use, why in the world would they use a type of plastic for the fenders that is so damn hard to clean...???!!!...
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Why put the side markers in the front fenders to get knocked off... when they coulda put them in the quarter panel well out of the way...
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I guess when the minivan market went under they had a lot of engines to get rid of. Maybe they'll run out soon and next year's model will be more powerful than my grandma's sewing machine!
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I actually love the stock fenders. (Ok, maybe like them). I have bashed them into several trees and the pop right out. They look like crap, but they are tough buggers.