What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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RICER!?!?! this color came out in 1970 bud...
my 73 Cuda
To each his own. if you dont like it thats fine dont do it on yours. but i wouldnt ever say something is ricer unless the put a folgers can as an exhaust tip on a cavalier or something to that extent...
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HAHA dude you have a tractor stack, wal-mart hood scoops, can holder screwed to your fenders and a pvc snorkel...enough said.
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Year: 1998
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Originally Posted by ol'DixieJeep
RICER!?!?! this color came out in 1970 bud...
my 73 Cuda
To each his own. if you dont like it thats fine dont do it on yours. but i wouldnt ever say something is ricer unless the put a folgers can as an exhaust tip on a cavalier or something to that extent...
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As i said...green looks good on the whole vehicle...but paint that car blue and throw lime green on the wheels, brakes, mirrors, bumpers, door handles, springs, muffler and whatever else you people feel the need to paint to be different...bet it wouldn't look so great then.
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yea so what about my tractor stack? and my snorkel works great. so do the scoops. keeps my temps down, cant find vents around here. i love my jeep and how it looks. yea some of its silly but it works, great actually.
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Glad it works...probably the most redneck jeep i've ever seen.
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REALLY!!! aww thats sweet. lol
funny thing is i have restored 5 muscle cars to showroom quality being so picky that on the cuda the brake lines have 15%overspray on em just like the factory cars had. i wet sanded and buffed the firewall and floorboards in it even... my jeep is fun. plain and simple. black and green dont look so bad either. works for grave digger lol
funny thing is i have restored 5 muscle cars to showroom quality being so picky that on the cuda the brake lines have 15%overspray on em just like the factory cars had. i wet sanded and buffed the firewall and floorboards in it even... my jeep is fun. plain and simple. black and green dont look so bad either. works for grave digger lol
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REALLY!!! aww thats sweet. lol
funny thing is i have restored 5 muscle cars to showroom quality being so picky that on the cuda the brake lines have 15%overspray on em just like the factory cars had. i wet sanded and buffed the firewall and floorboards in it even... my jeep is fun. plain and simple. black and green dont look so bad either. works for grave digger lol
funny thing is i have restored 5 muscle cars to showroom quality being so picky that on the cuda the brake lines have 15%overspray on em just like the factory cars had. i wet sanded and buffed the firewall and floorboards in it even... my jeep is fun. plain and simple. black and green dont look so bad either. works for grave digger lol
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An actual practical use for bright green skids and diff covers is for aiding the spotter on a trail. makes it easier to avoid smashing it on a rock.
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Originally Posted by mrfajita
An actual practical use for bright green skids and diff covers is for aiding the spotter on a trail. makes it easier to avoid smashing it on a rock.
And I think it kicks *** myself. Lots of our Jeeps aren't even considered "real Jeeps" anyway by people who don't like anything different. If the guy wants lime green and a stack it's cool by me. And he won't spill his beer as often with that cup holder. We can redneck our **** as much as we want, we're XJ owners and it's our God given right to do so. As a matter of fact it's damn near our responsibility as the black sheep of the Jeep family. Now where did I put that PVC....
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Originally Posted by Kyle 4x4 4life
Ohhh...the different thing...to me if its not done very often means it obviously looks crappy or is a waste of money and time...but what do i know.lol
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Originally Posted by Japple650
Damn thought this was the "what you did to your jeep" thread not sit back and knock others.
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How's that 4.7 treatin ya???? You figure out that front (coolant) leak??