New JX X in Ft. Lauderdale area
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New JX X in Ft. Lauderdale area
Hello all. I have been lurking for a while, just bought a JK X and absolutely love it. I have learned so much from this forum that it hasn't even begun to sink in yet.
My X is a daily driver, and I deliver pizza down on the beach with it right now. I see a lot of jeeps in the area, and it is a sheer joy to drive. I traded a Hyundai Accent for it, and have no regrets.
I have a digital camera, but have yet to get a pic. Haven't had time with all I have needed to do. I will post one as soon as I get the chance to.
Looking forward to some off road outings, and the opportunity to actually put it into 4WD. It'll be more than a mall crawler, but I have to keep it sane, since I am using it for work.
Am working on a toolkit for it. I have most of the tuff already. I also have a tow strap, a come along, and assorted radio gear that I am going to install, as soon as I liberate some funds. I have actually done one vehicle recovery with it so far, but the only thing I needed to do was duct tape a mirror so that someone could drive home.
It definitely drives best with the top down.
I have been riding Harleys for 10 years now. I would have to say that the jeep is as close to that as I think anyone can get on 4 wheels. Both are black, and have chrome.
Thanx to the mods for this board. I am looking forward to learning as much as I can.
Curt
My X is a daily driver, and I deliver pizza down on the beach with it right now. I see a lot of jeeps in the area, and it is a sheer joy to drive. I traded a Hyundai Accent for it, and have no regrets.
I have a digital camera, but have yet to get a pic. Haven't had time with all I have needed to do. I will post one as soon as I get the chance to.
Looking forward to some off road outings, and the opportunity to actually put it into 4WD. It'll be more than a mall crawler, but I have to keep it sane, since I am using it for work.
Am working on a toolkit for it. I have most of the tuff already. I also have a tow strap, a come along, and assorted radio gear that I am going to install, as soon as I liberate some funds. I have actually done one vehicle recovery with it so far, but the only thing I needed to do was duct tape a mirror so that someone could drive home.
It definitely drives best with the top down.
I have been riding Harleys for 10 years now. I would have to say that the jeep is as close to that as I think anyone can get on 4 wheels. Both are black, and have chrome.
Thanx to the mods for this board. I am looking forward to learning as much as I can.
Curt
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YO! A Local! Welcome!
The Sunshine State Forum is booming so make sure you stop by really quick and register! We actually have a ride coming up the 2nd week in January we would love to have you join!
My Sebring Convertible was my solution to giving up the motorcycle. I would put the Jeep 3rd, but it's unlike anything I have ever driven before...
Welcome to the site and make sure you register with eMETAL on the Sunshine State threads!
The Sunshine State Forum is booming so make sure you stop by really quick and register! We actually have a ride coming up the 2nd week in January we would love to have you join!
My Sebring Convertible was my solution to giving up the motorcycle. I would put the Jeep 3rd, but it's unlike anything I have ever driven before...
Welcome to the site and make sure you register with eMETAL on the Sunshine State threads!
