The Rubicon is order!
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From: Long Island, New York, U.S.A.
I have been saveing up since aug. of 07 and when I came home for work I got my tax return witch gave me the last little bit I need to get my mouthly payment where I want it. so after jumping up and down for a few min.
I got in my WWII Jeep and drove down to the dealer and put in my order. I worked woth the fleet manager because he seem much sharper then the other sale guys. (I told one I waned to get a rubicon and he asked If I wanted to get 4 wheel drive!
) anywhay, here is what I got:
4door
Jeep green
shoft top
deep tint
tow pack
power windows, locks ext.
engine block heater (just because I could)
now for the hard part, the last few weeks of wateing. it is easy to wate all most a year for something, beacue it is so far a way, but now that I can allmost see the finsh line it is going to be very hard to deal with the new few weeks.
I got in my WWII Jeep and drove down to the dealer and put in my order. I worked woth the fleet manager because he seem much sharper then the other sale guys. (I told one I waned to get a rubicon and he asked If I wanted to get 4 wheel drive!
) anywhay, here is what I got:4door
Jeep green
shoft top
deep tint
tow pack
power windows, locks ext.
engine block heater (just because I could)
now for the hard part, the last few weeks of wateing. it is easy to wate all most a year for something, beacue it is so far a way, but now that I can allmost see the finsh line it is going to be very hard to deal with the new few weeks.
Last edited by ChevyM14; Jun 24, 2008 at 06:19 AM.
Why did you get the tow package?
On the Rubicon it's only a 25 dollar wiring harness, a 90 dollar hitch and 20 minutes of labor. The gears are not changed.
I don't understand why the tow package isn't cheaper on the Rubicon.
On the Rubicon it's only a 25 dollar wiring harness, a 90 dollar hitch and 20 minutes of labor. The gears are not changed.
I don't understand why the tow package isn't cheaper on the Rubicon.




