Originally Posted by Mark Doiron

Originally Posted by teamonthree

See,

I hate the whole "Jeeps are meant to be dirty" mentality.

I want my vehicle to last a long time, a dirty vehicle means more chance for paint to flake off, means more areas to rust.

I clean my JK religiously after every off roading trip.

And it's been through it's paces after my trip to Ouray.


I love my Jeep Green Metallic paint, and I really dislike the mark on the hood from a canoe, it's "dimples" from the doors being off and the "custom pin stripping" from narrow trails lined with trees.

That being said, I'll keep off roading, and I'll keep cleaning it.

Originally Posted by benny

I agree, getting it dirty is fun, but cleaning it is fun as well. Cleaning your Jeep and keeping it that way until your next wheelin' trip is a great way to keep up on any maintenence and problems that may be arising.
Leaving your engine bay and underside caked in mud makes it that much harder to see leaks or any other issues ( issues that can also pop up from leaving mud caked on everything.)
After wheelin', cleanliness is next to holiness,............it allows you to see any holiness that is starting to appear in your Jeeps underside.

Originally Posted by BLACKSTONE

Thanks Dr. PHIL If you consider bolting a shovel to a hood a challenge then you sir are probably one of the posers. Laughing at someone who tells me they have no desire to go off road yet roll around posing with GEAR is funny to me. You lableing that as "poking noses into their lives" is just as amusing little fella. This is a JK FORUM. This is wear we talk about JK's so if you don't like it or its such a waste of time why read or worse, make a dumb comment?