Very nice special edition Jeep Wrangler
Very nice special edition Jeep Wrangler
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RDMcG

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20,418 posts

229 months

scrwright

3,058 posts

212 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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so different wheels & some stickers then...

RDMcG

Original Poster:

20,418 posts

229 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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Its a proper offroader that will do the job. despite the extra weight of the stickerssmile

mikeh501

799 posts

203 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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like it. just not sure id be able to put up with owning a "willys wheeler" lol. it even says it on the bonnet.

Wheat

505 posts

152 months

Saturday 28th December 2013
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Could be very wrong here but are they the new mud terrains it has on? They aren't km2s or 1s but they look to be BFG.. ??

nigelpugh7

6,482 posts

212 months

Saturday 28th December 2013
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Wheat said:
Could be very wrong here but are they the new mud terrains it has on? They aren't km2s or 1s but they look to be BFG.. ??
They look like standard BFG mud terrain km to me! you can see them in this photo:-



And here is the picture on the bfg website for reference :-


yellowstreak

638 posts

174 months

Tuesday 31st December 2013
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A 3.6 V6 producing 285bhp. I guess 0-60 is irrelevant off-road but 6.7 secs would make sure its not holding up traffic! Despite the slightly camp image I am warming to the wrangler.

Snowboy

8,028 posts

173 months

Tuesday 31st December 2013
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I don't get why some people think they are camp.
I have a TJ model, the one before the big facelift.

It's got a 4.0l straight six engine that is anything but camp.

I can't think of where the camp reference came from.
I know Daisy Duke drove one. (A cj-7 actually, that was pre wrangler)

Are there some other references that I'm missing, or is it just a generic 'all convertibles are for hairdressers' thing?


plasticpig

12,932 posts

247 months

Tuesday 31st December 2013
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Snowboy said:
I don't get why some people think they are camp.
I have a TJ model, the one before the big facelift.

It's got a 4.0l straight six engine that is anything but camp.

I can't think of where the camp reference came from.
I know Daisy Duke drove one. (A cj-7 actually, that was pre wrangler)

Are there some other references that I'm missing, or is it just a generic 'all convertibles are for hairdressers' thing?
I am guessing the Queer As Folk TV series has something to do with it.

RDMcG

Original Poster:

20,418 posts

229 months

Tuesday 31st December 2013
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I have one and they are very useful if you do a lot of offroads and trails. Not the quickest thing on the road, but perfectly acceptable.

Bill

57,029 posts

277 months

Wednesday 1st January 2014
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plasticpig said:
I am guessing the Queer As Folk TV series has something to do with it.
I think Barbie has one too. hehe

Snowboy

8,028 posts

173 months

Wednesday 1st January 2014
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Bill said:
plasticpig said:
I am guessing the Queer As Folk TV series has something to do with it.
I think Barbie has one too. hehe
So does Postman Pat.

It's funny.
The original Willy's jeep is probably the manliest of all cars.
It's about as camp as an smle or .50cal machine gun.

It's the illegitimate grandaddy of the Land Rover and it's seen more combat than Gunney Hightower.

And now its descendants ore driven by Barbie and Pat.


TLandCruiser

2,835 posts

220 months

Wednesday 1st January 2014
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It probley does everything a defender does without all the so called character features of a defender! boxedin