I want to know how much those aluminum doors weigh. And I’d like a good look at the new windshield/roll hoop configuration. Check for drain plugs too, though based on the changes they’ve made I can’t imagine they’d have left them out.

Actually the garage extinguisher is a Kiddie that has the plastic nozzle. I should take care of that. The new ones are good to go

Indeed. Did the soft doors give it away?

I just came here after cleaning out a spot in the garage for exactly this! I’m going to roll the Jeep in soon to mount these fire extinguishers and gear up for tomorrow out at Rausch Creek.

Yes, this. Man that thing is ugly and wow does this ever illustrate it perfectly

This is why I come here every day

You are 100% correct. My feelings feel better. Thank you

I like my Wrangler.. I take the top and doors off and cruise around all summer. I have a ton of suspension work into it and big giant tires. I wave to the other wranglers. I had no idea there was this kind of animosity! It’s just fun. It’s a perpetual project. I like sticking my leg out the door.. It’s my preferred…

The roof latch in the last picture looks pretty far back, behind the sun visors. I guess that lets them have that nice interior map light up front which is sorely lacking in the JK. Also the enormous rear view mirror mounted up top like that will ease the frequent windshield replacements. Also check out that grab…

Wrangler. With the manual trans, no doors. Roof or sun shade optional depending on weather. Big tires and steel bumpers. I could sit in traffic for hours with the breeze blowing through and the music playing. People can bump me all they want, nothing to hit but rubber and steel. And call me crazy, but I like the…

This was my second car, 1984 4000 quattro 5 speed. My first was my grandmothers fwd 4000s 4 speed auto. The quattro definitely shined with ‘spirited’ driving. As someone who is intimately familiar with the good and the bad, I felt obligated to comment.

I hated that shift knob and boot in the wrangler. Fixed mine.

Manual. You'd be hard pressed to find a skydiver/BASE jumper out there willing to rely on anything 'automatic'.

You can exit in any orientation you like. People tried all the silly things you can think of.

They do offer tandems, and a bunch went off this year who had never made a skydive.. You have a whole year to get ready!

There don't seem to be many (any) skydivers here. They require 20 BASE jumps to ride the catapult and I'm not quite there yet so it was the boring ol' platform for me. I did go to the briefing though, checked out the machine and heard all about the testing they did, flinging each other into a river. I also got to see…