Huntsville Alabama / Tennessee Valley Chat
04-13-2009, 12:15 PM
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I took the liberty of revising your mod list for you
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2008 Silver 2 DR X
2" Superlift BB w / Superide Shocks
Mopar Door Sill Guards
Drawtight Tow Hitch
Smitty Deluxe Grag Handles
Upgraded 17" Rubicon Wheels
33" Hankook Dynapro MT's
1.5" Spidertrax Wheel Spacers
Teraflex Rear Trackbar Bracket
One Sweet Ass Magentic CB Antenna!!!!-------------------------------------------------------
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2008 Silver 2 DR X
2" Superlift BB w / Superide Shocks
Mopar Door Sill Guards
Drawtight Tow Hitch
Smitty Deluxe Grag Handles
Upgraded 17" Rubicon Wheels
33" Hankook Dynapro MT's
1.5" Spidertrax Wheel Spacers
Teraflex Rear Trackbar Bracket
One Sweet Ass Magentic CB Antenna!!!!-------------------------------------------------------
And to think I man handled your 4-door between those two trees so you wouldn't trade paint with them....I see how you repay someone for a good deed!
04-13-2009, 12:20 PM
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04-13-2009, 12:31 PM
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04-13-2009, 06:02 PM
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04-13-2009, 06:09 PM
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OK, now we're really back on topic. Here's my antenna set-up. The bracket is on the lower bolt of the tire carrier and the 3' antenna sticks up about 2 or 3 inches above the roof line.
04-13-2009, 07:00 PM
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04-13-2009, 07:29 PM
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Hey Huntsville area Jeepers....
I'm moving from Colorado Springs, CO, to Huntsville the first week of June 2009 and was hoping to link up with some folks to wheel with in the Huntsville area.
I'm not afraid to let my Rubi-Gene stretch her legs and will do whatever it takes to contribute my time/energy into setting up rides.
I look forward to getting back to the South and will see everyone down there in a month+
I'm attaching a Mugshot, so be sure to wave when you see me rolling through town.
Till then, keep it rightside up...
p.s. I'm also starting a new thread under "The South" so ignore this message if you see it elsewhere.
I'm moving from Colorado Springs, CO, to Huntsville the first week of June 2009 and was hoping to link up with some folks to wheel with in the Huntsville area.
I'm not afraid to let my Rubi-Gene stretch her legs and will do whatever it takes to contribute my time/energy into setting up rides.
I look forward to getting back to the South and will see everyone down there in a month+
I'm attaching a Mugshot, so be sure to wave when you see me rolling through town.
Till then, keep it rightside up...
p.s. I'm also starting a new thread under "The South" so ignore this message if you see it elsewhere.
04-13-2009, 07:34 PM
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You should not have used your Jeep as pictured below. 
It's meant to be driven through the puddles, not parked in the middle of them.
. . . but I heard you learned your lesson, and flew through that same mud hole on the way back out with no problem.
The more I think about that trail, the more I want to go back and give it another go - perhaps this fall when the fallen trees are cleared, and it's not as wet.
By the way, here's a pic of Dewayne (antenna still mounted) doing it right!!
It's meant to be driven through the puddles, not parked in the middle of them. . . . but I heard you learned your lesson, and flew through that same mud hole on the way back out with no problem.
The more I think about that trail, the more I want to go back and give it another go - perhaps this fall when the fallen trees are cleared, and it's not as wet.
By the way, here's a pic of Dewayne (antenna still mounted) doing it right!!