L=2EW. Hughes III (=DFill) wrote:
>
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> God Bless America, =DFill O|||||||O
> http://www.billhughes.com/
>
> "L.A. Jeepster" wrote:
> >
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > Commentary in this room helped me a lot last year when I was
choosing a
> > barbeque grill (coal truly is the way to go), so I'm hoping to get
a little
> > input on the purchase of a Rubicon Unlimited.
> >
> > My Jeep experience thus far has been a '90 YJ 4.0L, a '95 YJ 2.5L,
and a '96
> > XJ 4.0L (my personal favorite, just before they started making XJs
for
> > girls, though I'd still take a redesigned XJ over the KJ any day).
Now that
> > gas prices are skyrocketing and hybrids are all the rage, I have
the
> > untimely opportunity to get a pretty good deal on a Rubicon
Unlimited (is
> > that a VJ?).
> >
> > I like the Rubicon options, like the tried-and-true 4.0L, the Dana
44; and I
> > think the "Unlimited" extension is pretty cool. I want something I
can take
> > off road, but I'm basically a child of the Chrysler era when it
comes to
> > Jeep, so I like things like power-steering and CD players, and I'm
not
> > obsessed with "the good ol' days" when AMC made Jeeps... so aside
from all
> > the epithets against DC (which are probably true), what do you all
think
> > about this latest model?

So what does this post tell us Bill? is there a specific commentary
here?
Your posting a link to Jeeps website that compares the Unlimited
Rubicon to the Unlimited with a lesser trim package on it. Does this
answer the OP's question in any way?
A) Your saying the Rubicon version is over priced?
B) Your saying the Rubicon version is a better value given the axles,
increased ground clearance, etc.?
C) Your saying neither are real Jeeps?

Pick one...

Matthewf_boi @ Yahoo dot com
'82 CJ7
(Posting with my real email address that I check every day - feel free
to flame away)