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J Strickland wrote:
> "jeff" > wrote in message > news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02... > >>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem >>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"! > > > > That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived > declaration hasn't been made. Sorry. > > Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit. I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem...... Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem. |
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There was one prude/Daimler mole in this group that didn't like the
Sandman's models sitting on his Jeep. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ J Strickland wrote: > > That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived > declaration hasn't been made. Sorry. > > Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit. |
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"jeff" > wrote in message news:MESBe.22$N91.3@trnddc08... >J Strickland wrote: >> "jeff" > wrote in message >> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02... >> >>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem >>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"! >> >> >> >> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the >> perceived declaration hasn't been made. Sorry. >> >> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit. > > I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask > about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem...... > Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old military > Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked across the > hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem. Sorry, the response was not, "No problem." The response was, "No problem, at least for Real Jeeps." I'm just yanking chains here. I can't imagine that it would even be comfortable sitting on a very hot hood. Like I said earlier, if a topless model wants to sit on the hood, I can't imagine who would complain of a slight dent. "See that dent? That's where I got the topless model to sit and drink beer with me. Cool huh? She was hot too, about 160 pounds, but 5'10" and looked good. Wanna see the pics?" |
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I figure dents are like bragging rights, a sort of badge:
http://www.billhughes.com/jeep68sand2.jpg It is better to have gambled and lost, than to have never loved at all. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O J Strickland wrote: > > Sorry, the response was not, "No problem." The response was, "No problem, at > least for Real Jeeps." > > I'm just yanking chains here. I can't imagine that it would even be > comfortable sitting on a very hot hood. Like I said earlier, if a topless > model wants to sit on the hood, I can't imagine who would complain of a > slight dent. > > "See that dent? That's where I got the topless model to sit and drink beer > with me. Cool huh? She was hot too, about 160 pounds, but 5'10" and looked > good. Wanna see the pics?" |
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I have dents on the hood, but no stories of drunken orgies with topless
models. "L.W. ("ßill") Hughes III" > wrote in message ... > I figure dents are like bragging rights, a sort of badge: > http://www.billhughes.com/jeep68sand2.jpg It is better to have gambled > and lost, than to have never loved at all. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > > > J Strickland wrote: >> >> Sorry, the response was not, "No problem." The response was, "No problem, >> at >> least for Real Jeeps." >> >> I'm just yanking chains here. I can't imagine that it would even be >> comfortable sitting on a very hot hood. Like I said earlier, if a topless >> model wants to sit on the hood, I can't imagine who would complain of a >> slight dent. >> >> "See that dent? That's where I got the topless model to sit and drink >> beer >> with me. Cool huh? She was hot too, about 160 pounds, but 5'10" and >> looked >> good. Wanna see the pics?" |
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> Why not just strap them to the hood like we do with deer? At least when they are on the hood you can see what they are up to. -- Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California |
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There is no way I'd sit on the hood of my TJ. The metal's like 20 ga. with
one puny stiffening channel down the middle. I cringe anytime I see a picture where somebody is sitting on the hood. "O Cachorro" > wrote in message ... > Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway... > > I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies > where > people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I > was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very > heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems > pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had. |
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