my new Jeep

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kayos

Original Poster:

220 posts

229 months

Friday 27th August 2010
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I have recently purchaced this - hope to get it off road soon and hope for some snow again this winter. Had the top off for the summer(!) - now back on.


normalbloke

7,598 posts

224 months

Friday 27th August 2010
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It is like a Jeep. but smaller!

Seriously, I hope you're enjoying it, see you out there sometime.

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

265 months

Friday 27th August 2010
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I like that a lot. Enjoy...thumbup

anomaly

465 posts

178 months

Friday 27th August 2010
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Looks great. Enjoy!

Nash_wrx

467 posts

188 months

Saturday 28th August 2010
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nice motor, enjoy

mantaray

250 posts

206 months

Monday 30th August 2010
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when it grows up it will look like this biggrin

willyslancs

20 posts

168 months

Sunday 5th September 2010
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nice looking jeeps guys. here is mine ....

300bhp/ton

41,030 posts

195 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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kayos said:
I have recently purchaced this - hope to get it off road soon and hope for some snow again this winter. Had the top off for the summer(!) - now back on.

Very nice, I'm a huge YJ fan. And as strange as I maybe, I really love the utilitarian interior!!! It's what a proper 4x4 should be like inside.

Is it a 4.0 or a 2.5?

kayos

Original Poster:

220 posts

229 months

Thursday 9th September 2010
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Hello again - This one id the 4ltr model, has done 160,000 miles but is fine. The previous owner looked after it very well. I have a couple of small areas of rust to sort out over the winter. The uprated leaf springs make any road seem extream - especially for the rear passengers!

300bhp/ton

41,030 posts

195 months

Thursday 9th September 2010
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kayos said:
Hello again - This one id the 4ltr model, has done 160,000 miles but is fine. The previous owner looked after it very well. I have a couple of small areas of rust to sort out over the winter. The uprated leaf springs make any road seem extream - especially for the rear passengers!
Leaf springs aren't so bad, but refinement isn't a strong point.

A coil conversion would be an option or running parabolic springs. I think there's a kit or two about for them.

kayos

Original Poster:

220 posts

229 months

Thursday 9th September 2010
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Leaf springs are fine - it has to be a bit of different ride anyway, otherwise its no fun.