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An age old itch, that will finally be scratched!


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In my formidable years, my father always told us boys, that you will never own a motorcycle or a Jeep Wrangler. He considered that those two motorized vehicles were death traps.

 

God rest your soul, Dad.

 

Today, I placed a down payment on a 2005, Jeep Wrangler TJ Rubicon. It is bone stock, yes the body sheet metal has typical rust, but its frame/skeleton and running gear, are in great condition.

 

The soon to be, previous owner took very good care of it and each time that it was driven on salty roads, they would put it through an automatic car wash/undercarriage wash. It was their DD, but it also was always garage kept.

 

Spring of 2020, I will address each rusty area, individually and eventually, nip those problems in the bud. I will also Fluid Film its undercarriage and keep it coated, throughout time.

 

Every option, works as it should. 6-speed manual, 4.0 liter with 107k miles on it. Plus all of the typical equipment, that you will find on a Rubicon. It will remain to be, strictly my DD. No mods, within the foreseeable future.

 

My MJ gets all of the attention.

 

So here, I present you to the '11th Hour'

 

Yes, that its name. It was listed on Facebook Marketplace, for 11 hours, before I discovered it. Also, in reference to, Matthew 20: 1-16. It is my wish to apply bible verses, that mean something to me, on its white body panels in decals and it will be GDZ Jeep.

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1 hour ago, Drahcir495 said:

Yep, no motorcycles was a rule in my house too. 
 

I like it. A 6 speed manual sounds so nice. I miss the years of daily driving an open top Jeep. Enjoy the  11th Hour 

Looking forward to it, but also looking forward to a working AC vehicle!!!

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3 hours ago, Pete M said:

love it!  :D   always wanted one. 

Me too.

 

One rusty spot, worries me though. Just what can be done with this area, to make it a long lasting repair?

 

Some folks say, apply corner guards... well heck, all that does is cover it up. It does not help it, structurally!!!

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