Why do I hate calling it a "Wrangler"?
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Found this on the net. Definitely applies to this thread:
The historical British meaning of "wrangler" is a person who excels at debate.
It's not just the Jeep that's a Wrangler, it's every flipin member of this forum!!
The historical British meaning of "wrangler" is a person who excels at debate.
It's not just the Jeep that's a Wrangler, it's every flipin member of this forum!!
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Yeah, I never refer to my Jeep as "The Wrangler". It's always been either "The Jeep" or "The JK".
On a side note, I'll take a King Ranch with a King size fries, and a small Diet Coke.
On a side note, I'll take a King Ranch with a King size fries, and a small Diet Coke.
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When I had my '03 I thought the "TJ" moniker was great. I thought hearing people from the U.S. referring to it as a "Wrangler" sounded weird for some reason. In the end it doesn't really matter, it's a jeep.
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This has led to people that are not part of the Jeep circle referring to the JK as the TJ, including dealers. Quite annoying, but not worth explaining to them.