Welcome to the fold gold knight. That wouldn't by chance happen to be the kind of golden knights that jump out of planes would it? Anyway, welcome to the family.


CCDJeep, you owe me a beer!!! lol

 

Can you make Jackrabbit chutney under a 35" tire on an empty back desert straightaway at 45+ MPH in a Toyota Corolla????



I don't THINK so!



Russ D.

 

No, unfortunately much more mundane. It's the same username I take with me most everywhere I go. It's for my '78 Monte Carlo which is a color somewhere between copper and brown. I prefer believe it is gold.

No, but I once had fresh rabbit fillets thanks to a 1978 Mustang Cobra II and M50's in the rear.My granny really knew how to cook

 

That brought up tear.

Me-53 Willys pick up, 76 CJ5 304v8 on 38s, 07 JK

Dad-77 Wagooner 401v8, 77 CJ7, 47 CJ 3a

Bro-84 CJ7, 90 XJ

You could say it's in my blood.

 

as some of us were, i too didn't understand the jeep thing a while ago.. when i started looking for a vehicle there was always something about a jeep that caught me i wasn't sure what it was. something about them just brought me to it and got me hooked. ever since i got the JK and found this site, i truly know what it means now. "A Jeep Thing" now whenever i hear my buddies brag and say stuff about their cars/trucks it doesn't mean anything to me, they want me to be jealous because they can have more storage space and better seating and more horsepower and flashy high tech crap, i just reply " Is it a Jeep?, no." and the comfort of knowing what your vehicle is capable of brings me to think i am safe where ever i drive, whenever i drive. snow sleet rain ice mud anything, -bring it. also since i got it and when over friends and the weather gets bad, (bad snow storm at 130am when at a friends house and i had to drive home) they were all conscerned about road conditions and i was calm and they were like, ha well you have a jeep no need for you to worry.. but i love my jeep. and i wave, because we all do.
then again, maybe we are all just a little crazy

 

I feel so proud to be one of the Jeep Family..
You know Originally Im from Uzbekistan, and I just moved to Canada not even 2 years ago... I had no Idea What Jeep really is.. when I was looking for an offroad vehicle.. i had a chance to drive a Jeep.. And thats when it all started... Its not only about going offroad.... it just.... a jeep thing.. I cant explain.. its just there..

PS. This is an awesome Thread....

 

Welcome to the western hemisphere Rubicon Fan. Canada is great country but of course it would be alright with us if you take that final step and become an American. We need all the good men we can get.

 

I must Say.. Jeep makes me feel more like Canadian/American... And yeah.. Im Canadian/American Now.. =)

 

If I could own and love a TR8, I am flaky enough to own a Jeep.

 

That "Jonesy" story is great...Thanks for posting it...