$6K-$10K
3 inch Rough Country lift
Flowmaster exhaust
K&N intake
Rusty's Tow hooks
31" ProComp Xtreme M/T's
Hella Fog lights
Trailer Hitch with rusty's recovery strap
(1 vote)
toynrnd drives Jeep Number 3
Other mods
Warn 9.5 ti
On board air
Westin roof rack
(1 vote)
toynrnd drives Jeep Number 1
Other mods:
Warn 8274
Full roll cage
On board air
(2 votes)
MJennings drives My first Jeep Wrangler
My first Jeep Wrangler. Bought it from a private person 3 weeks ago. Already, had to replace the starter as well as the power steering pump! HA! But hopefully now she is all good to go. I sure do love driving it! It really is a blast and I cannot wait till summer to take that soft top off.
(1 vote)
badsparky drives Bob's Work Beater
I always liked this Jeep - it was my friend's XJ for since new. Well, after my first Jamboree as a passenger, I decided to get myself a Cherokee - which happened to be the same time my friend got "minivanitus". He was going to get ripped off on a trade-in so he gave a good deal on it. It is a 98 with no rust - which is a rare find in Ohio. He babied this thing and it had never seen dirt (until I got ahold of it 
)
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(5 votes)
Matlock drives Ageless Warrior
A comfortable ride with all the amenities that the modern Jeeper has come to expect. Well, not exactly. "Spartan" is a comment I've heard. "Old School" is another. "May I please get out?" is yet a third. This IS your father's Jeep. The ride is more or less akin to a buckboard wagon's. You never wonder whether your front driveshaft is turning because you can simply look through the hole in the floor and watch it. When I'm on trail rides, I notice the guys love it, but the women . . . not so much (that would include my wife, too).
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(4 votes)
