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I had a 2000 red sport manual with camel interior. Loved it. Traded it in in 2006 at 144,000 miles before my 1st child was born for a 4 Runner for $6,500 (pressure from the family). The 4 Runner was great but regretted selling the Wrangler ever since. Especially at that price (KBB at that time) Now everyone wants $10,000. I paid $22,000 new, Soft top with No AC.

Is there a thermostat to set the water temperature?

I like it! If it makes for easier cleaning and maintenance!

One of my TJs blew a hole through the block and still drove 30 miles closer to home before she seized

Just newly seeing this (6/2024) and wondering if anybody has had any failures? I have seen many put on the newer bigger antisway bars along with new shocks and sumo springs(?) Has anybody done that and has results?

I love my straight 6 4.0 it start every time I just hate the ax15 transmission. I've had to redo it multiple times. Can we all agree a swap is a must. What y'all recommend ls or a diesel? I'm just sick of the brass gearing 😅

When you first arrive at the airport, do you also scope out the gate before doing anything else?

Just bought this bike used. I live in a very hilly city and have to stop block by block downhill. Do I put in manual vs electric when I go downhill?

That is a requirement and checking how far the bathroom is and place you want to eat at.

Definitely recommend. Especially in some states that have rest stop Nazis that only allow an hour or two there if that.

Just picked up a 2006 6spd x with 20k original miles…teraflex lift, 35’s, 4.88’s for $16.5k. Extremely happy…added antirock sway bar, curreclync 1 ton steering. She’s sharp

I like it everywhere they have it except, the hood… two reasons, heat dissipation/ soak and removes the option to add wrap or solar panels for house battery charging.

Yes please! Will they do a lighter color combo? A dark gray raptor with a light gray paint would be nice. I don't want black paint or raptor in 115-degree heat.

Probably to big for me alone but would be great for a family

I’m not a fan of the dull finishes but see the reasons behind it. So I am both up and down on the thumbs.

Me and the wife, also price driven, will be looking into a good used Class C. With so many on the market, I believe one only a few years old, and with very low miles can be had for 40% off the purchase price..

I am going to sleep st a flying Jay Tuesday night. I’ve never done it before and I travel alone. I’m a little nervous but…

We are debating changing from a 38’ Dutch Star to the Ekko on the Mercedes chassis (23B). The new View 24T is also interesting but no real word yet on ccc. The Minnie Winnies are a great value and well proven but the decor is soul-crushing. We’re FT though so not sure we wouldn’t kill each other in a week of rain.

they're just too damn expensive..........

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I Really Like It, I Dont Know About The Material On The Dinette, But The Rest Is Awesome & Well Thought Out! Give Belle A Hug For Me!! Hope She Enjoyed Her Last 100+ Hugs!!!

I’ve had my 06 TJ Rubicon since it was brand new with 1.5 miles on it at the lot. It’s been modded up a bit since 06. 204,000 miles and it still runs great! 3.5” Rock Krawler lift, Currie tie rod and drag link and a couple new clutches over the years. Warn Zeon winch Tom Woods dc drive shaft etc etc…..it’s the only Jeep I want!

I Like It! Give Belle A Hug For Me!!

Make the gray paint lighter and matte finish. Lighter color reflects more UV and matte finish is just cool!

Its different not sure if I like it

very beautiful

Dang, I was desperate to get this when it was first announced…but we all know what happened (2020). We gave up waiting and switched to a 38’ Dutch Star but still wish we were shorter.

Great video, almost makes me want to buy one, the only thing I wish you had been able to show was what things look like with the slides in.

Is that the KOA in Casper?

We are looking at a 1999 Sahara TJ automatic transmission to flat tow. Can the automatic tranny be used or does it need to be a manual. Also, we sold our home in AZ, but now we just realized we have to have a home base. Did you find a place out a ways? We’re tired of the city. Thanks!

For me I like old jeeps cj7 and Yj with sports roll bar , no ac , no cruse control , simple dash , leaf springs ,

Pros - It’s a TJ wrangler Cons - there are none

I don't think you will get the miles you think with out rebuild

nice video , i just did my truma aqua go maintance was very easy !!

How many miles per gallon do you get? Just got a 97 TJ and I knew it would stink in that regard but it reeeaaally eats up gas, so it could be a different issue.

I just bought a 2003 Rubicon here in Phoenix with 120K miles. It is in excellent condition and I paid $16,300. Very happy with it.

Give me a TJ Rubicon and I would be content.

Nice rig . I have ranchos on my ls swapped tj

I will just add that many RV parks including KOA offer Electric Only sites (no water hookup, no sewer hookup) at a reduced rate. Then you just use their dump station/water station on the way out. Everybody camps differently. We have a 26 foot Class A Fleetwood Flair. We could be towing a car and actually the car we have was purchased for that option. But we found that our camping style makes it easy to drive the motorhome anywhere we want when we want. Most of the time the only thing we care about at a campsite is being level. The next most important is electricity. For us that's it. We don't hook up to city water, we don't hook up to the sewer. Yep, other campers might disagree, but let's just think this through. We have a 70 gallon water tank and I can be sure that the water from my home is clean, I know the water pressure is safe because it is from my water pump, I am not creating additional "pathways" for ants to get into my rig. Most of all, I am not wasting my valuable weekend messing with hooking up the water hose, water pressure monitor, water filter, etc. Then 2 days later disconnecting the water hose, draining it, and putting it all away. Now let's talk about the sewer. I have 55 gallon gray and 35 gallon black holding tanks. If I don't hook it up to the sewer at the beginning and just dump at the end what am I saving? First disposable gloves to connect the system, another path for ants, the smell from an "open" sewer coming up into my rig, I can "only dump my grey tank" at the beginning because I need liquid to stay in my black tank so it does not clog. The hassle of bending down and hooking it up “twice.” So again we just dump at the end of our trip or as needed. So by eliminating those areas we can be driving to the store, restaurant, or show in about 5 minutes. I hope this helps. Happy RVing.