Finally got it
09-08-2007, 02:57 AM
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Hi Sydney Kiwi
I just ran across your pics - great looking JK. I'm picking up my Black Unlimited Rubicon this week from Sydney (I live in Newcastle).
I tried to PM you, but couldn't. I wanted to ask about where you took the photos of your jeep. I am a big earthmover and jeep fan, and the historic cats look great.
Cheers
I just ran across your pics - great looking JK. I'm picking up my Black Unlimited Rubicon this week from Sydney (I live in Newcastle).
I tried to PM you, but couldn't. I wanted to ask about where you took the photos of your jeep. I am a big earthmover and jeep fan, and the historic cats look great.
Cheers
09-08-2007, 07:15 AM
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The bumper is the Aust Design rule (and I think Europe)for pedestrian safety .It looks a bit like the D9 blade.
The light on the back is a brake light.Another requirement .
The diesel option was an extra couple of grand but very well worth it.Gos so well.
As for the fuel consumption.They say that it should be about 9.5 litre to the 100 kilometers and the trip meter in rthe car tells me I was averaging 10 litre to the 100 kilometers on the weekend.As for MPG you will have to work it out.
The light on the back is a brake light.Another requirement .
The diesel option was an extra couple of grand but very well worth it.Gos so well.
As for the fuel consumption.They say that it should be about 9.5 litre to the 100 kilometers and the trip meter in rthe car tells me I was averaging 10 litre to the 100 kilometers on the weekend.As for MPG you will have to work it out.
