RE: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 1941: Geneva 2019

RE: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 1941: Geneva 2019

Tuesday 5th March 2019

Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 1941: Geneva 2019

Fancy turning your new Wrangler into something even more like the original? Mopar has you covered



We're already familiar with the 2019 Jeep Wrangler, of course - we've driven it several times, and, even allowing for its various shortcomings, we like it a lot. For its maker though, the 'standard' version is obviously compromised by a requirement to work on the road. And not everyone wants that. Some people want to take "the desire for adventure to the max".

For those people, there is Mopar - FCA's parts supplier, and its range of Jeep Authentic Accessories. These obviously range from a little to a lot (there are over 200 to choose from) and in order to better promote them, the manufacturer has delivered the Rubicon 1941 to the Geneva show as the 'ultimate example' of just how Jeep Wrangler a Jeep Wrangler can be.


As you might expect, it's mostly tinsel - see the black door sill, black fuel filler cap and all-weather mats, plus a raft of other details and badges - but there's also a smattering of Jeep Performance Parts, too, which means you get beefier, two-inches-taller suspension underneath, and the all-important snorkel for the intake on top.

Throw in that 'Hella Yella' paint job and some customised front grab handles, and you can practically smell Omaha beach. Or West Wittering, maybe. Either way, it all looks rather appealing to us and suggests that the catalogue is worth a look. Geneva hosts an Urban version, too, with Mopar-supplied chrome bits - but that's the antithesis of the 1941 and therefore as welcome as rust on your bayonet. Currahee!








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tomic

Original Poster:

720 posts

145 months

Tuesday 5th March 2019
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A pair of leather chaps and a string vest will have the same effect as one of these for a lot less money.

SlimJim16v

5,658 posts

143 months

Tuesday 5th March 2019
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I've always liked raised, big tyred Jeeps, may get one one day.

This looks a bit under tyred and yellow is a bit loud.

unsprung

5,467 posts

124 months

Wednesday 6th March 2019
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Tonka-tastic !!

I'd love one


ChemicalChaos

10,390 posts

160 months

Wednesday 6th March 2019
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Surely for 1941 it needs to be matt green with steel wheels and skinny tyres?

Avdb

176 posts

118 months

Wednesday 6th March 2019
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Steel wheels yes but skinny tyres would not look right. It needs bigger off-road tyres

SS54

17 posts

96 months

Wednesday 6th March 2019
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No No No, it is just nasty, it makes a Nissan Puke look half decent.
Even if the puke has six fog light on permanently.
Like they all do.
Cheaps have not looked good since Queer a Folk 30 years ago, outed them.
Where in the UK would this car look good?
No No No


Gameface

16,565 posts

77 months

Wednesday 6th March 2019
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tomic said:
A pair of leather chaps and a string vest will have the same effect as one of these for a lot less money.
Any other tired pathetic clichés in your repertoire?

tomic

Original Poster:

720 posts

145 months

Saturday 9th March 2019
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Gameface said:
tomic said:
A pair of leather chaps and a string vest will have the same effect as one of these for a lot less money.
Any other tired pathetic clichés in your repertoire?
Well I won't be taking inspiration from you - Charming comments about Serena Williams - I'm sure she'd love to read that.

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