#1
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Jan 3, 2008
a blanket is manditory winter driving equipment
#27
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Jan 3, 2008
when you open the hood and friends comment "is this wire supposed to be hanging there like that not attached to anything?" and you can honestly and without fear answer "yea that little guy ... you don't need that little guy ... it came like that"
#28
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Jan 3, 2008
I cary a blanket to eather lay on when I have to fix something or to but on my son in the back seat. Yes it throughs heat but it dose not get to the back all that well.
Chuck
#29
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Jan 3, 2008
when your gas gauge dances non stop
when you try to justify 11mpg
when you think coil springs just dont look like a jeep
when you carry a strap to pull out tj's not yourself
#6,861
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May 14, 2011
when your gas gauge dances non stop
when you try to justify 11mpg
when you think coil springs just dont look like a jeep
when you carry a strap to pull out tj's not yourself
u describe my yj, just like that!!!!!!!!!!
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#30
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Jan 3, 2008
You know you drive a YJ when...
You turn down dates because she is worried about getting her hair messed-up in your Jeep.
#31
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Jan 3, 2008
You know you drive a YJ when...
you don't mind cutting up your faorite car.
#32
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Jan 3, 2008
You know you drive a YJ when it is no longer getting older, but slowly becoming brand new part by part.
#33
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Jan 3, 2008
The young mommy who parks next to you in a new Unlimited at the mall tells you she loves your "vintage" Jeep. (happened yesterday)
#34
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Jan 3, 2008
You know you own a YJ when your leaf springs doubled as snow sleds/ski's as you just climbed a snow pile.
You know you own a YJ when you only shovel up to your Jeep's driver's side door but not the whole drive-way.
You know you own a YJ when your only complaint about driving in the snow is the
other drivers.
#1,998
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Dec 20, 2008
You know you own a YJ when you only shovel up to your Jeep's driver's side door but not the whole drive-way.
I did this yesterday! I snowblowed around the two other cars in my driveway but not my jeep. Haha
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#919
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May 25, 2008
QFT.
When your kids call you "square" you take it as a compliment.
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#36
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Jan 3, 2008
...............all your pants are missing the belt loop on the righht hand side from getting ripped off on the door striker when jumping in
#751
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Apr 10, 2008
LOL i thought that was only me. every pair of jeans i own are missing at least one belt loop
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#37
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Jan 3, 2008
bamato said:
You realize you could have invested in buying a small third world country with the money you dumped in your rig... :rofl:
I AGREE!:2thumbsup:
#38
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Jan 3, 2008
You know you drive a YJ when...
You walk past the air freshener/auto detail aisle to purchase yet another basket of JB Weld, duct tape, and bailing wire.
or
It's a common occurrance to find your 5 yr old son in the garage, on his back under the jeep banging away with a hammer "like daddy".
#39
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Jan 3, 2008
when everyone tells you how easy it would be break in to then proceed to show you how the thief would get in
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when most peoples ac goes on , the door come off!!!
#6,474
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Mar 17, 2011
If someone has a hard time breaking into mine they should find a better profession.... I have no locks..
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#40
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Jan 3, 2008
s68139c said:
...............all your pants are missing the belt loop on the righht hand side from getting ripped off on the door striker when jumping in
Ahaha, yep! Haven't managed to quite rip one off yet though.
#6,599
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Apr 4, 2011
this has to be the most true statement on here.. Literaly all mine right hand side belt loops are gone on every pair of jeans i have.
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#41
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Jan 3, 2008
.....first dates fall back out on thier attempt to get in the heep
.....second dates learn how to un-zip the window just right to flick cig ashes
.....third dates are used to you staring at their chest as you go down secondary roads
.....fourth dates rarely happen
#42
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Jan 3, 2008
domdan69 said:
.....second dates learn how to un-zip the window just right to flick cig ashes
all my friends the first time out un-zip the window and let it flap in the breeze instead of tucked down in side. then the fight the wind to get the window closed
#3,880
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Nov 16, 2009
haha all my friends do that to and it seems to really scare them when it suddenly flaps out, they think its going to fall off or something.. :rofl:
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#43
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Jan 3, 2008
When your 2 year old son sees you working on the heep, turns to Mom and says "Daddy broke the Jeep again" :rofl:
#5,194
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Aug 23, 2010
Hands down has to be the best. Also sounds like my 9 year old!:highfive:
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#44
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Jan 3, 2008
When you carry a spare set of clothes just for driving in the summer.....on your vinyl seats.....with no A/C.
#4,960
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Jul 8, 2010
You know you are a YJ'r
lol. yes, working in an office in TX in the summer. office clothes and no AC on the way home make stinky.
YJ AC= shorts, Tshirt, flip flops (or no flops), vent open, windows down, off, and or top off.
1990 Laredo
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#45
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Jan 3, 2008
...you can run over a dime on the road, and tell whether its heads or tails.
#46
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Jan 3, 2008
Tomb Raider said:
When you carry a spare set of clothes just for driving in the summer.....on your vinyl seats.....with no A/C.
:thumbsup:
x2...when you get back from a quick trip to the grocery store and your wife says "you smell like you've been working outside".
#47
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Jan 3, 2008
You've bought and sold several very nice cars, but still have the jeep.....
#12,114
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Jun 22, 2013
YES. ive restored and sold a 71 stingray, 74 260z, 72 bradley gt, but still throw money and love at the ol yj
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#48
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Jan 3, 2008
When you have to pick up your wife someplace and she asks you to please use her Honda!
The wife has a hard time climbing in the YJ
#49
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Jan 4, 2008
...There is no such thing as a "cheap" or "fast" fix for any problem
#4,050
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Dec 21, 2009
This one comes from very early in the thread, but very true, especially in my case.
I stopped myself the other night when talking to my Dad on the phone about the clutch master cylinder install I was about to do. I almost said "it won't take long, its only 2 bolts." 3 hours later, the master cylinder was on.
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#50
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Jan 4, 2008
when your seat covers have become your new seats and you cant seem to remeber the colour of the originals and you frankly don't care
#51
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Jan 4, 2008
it starts raining, and you pull out a squeege and hand it to the girl in the passenger seat telling her job is wipe the windshield.... from the inside.
after taking it out for a spin, you tell the gril in the passenger seat, "don't tell your boyfriend I got you all wet."
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