How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
Lol, might as well be a Miata. Here's a rare "Cherokee".
We got a warning from the city for operating a chop shop when I moved my lift kit from my 4dr xj to my mj.
I was a Jeep nut long before I knew miatas existed. My mom had an XJ when I was a little kid and it was such a good car that at one point every member of my immediate family had one. I'll have to look for the picture of us with all of them.
We got a warning from the city for operating a chop shop when I moved my lift kit from my 4dr xj to my mj.
I was a Jeep nut long before I knew miatas existed. My mom had an XJ when I was a little kid and it was such a good car that at one point every member of my immediate family had one. I'll have to look for the picture of us with all of them.
My Cherokee is only rare because of how it's optioned out. Nobody local has seen one before. You can get the combo in the early 90s, but post-facelift, not so much.
Either way... i just thought it was cool. I would have bought it even if it had an auto.
Is that rear shock connected to anything?
But where would you park them? I considered buying a Type 2 VW this morning. If you're gonna take advantage of my garage space for the Triumph, you should do it soon before I realize I only have 3 project cars and 4 spaces to park cars
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I'll pay a little more and take the "project" for spares.
If you know me, i'd daily it the **** out of it. 60 miles a day in 2 feet of snow and salt. I would totally abuse it.
If you know me, i'd daily it the **** out of it. 60 miles a day in 2 feet of snow and salt. I would totally abuse it.