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Took a ride in the "new" Jeep today....pics

Discussion in 'The Water Cooler' started by Matt/TN, Jun 3, 2009.

  1. Matt/TN

    Matt/TN Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I got her tagged and insured yesterday so a buddy and myself decided to take her out today.

    We're really lucky to have some of the most beautiful country here, I really love it.


    Here's how it started out




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  2. Siman/OH

    Siman/OH Legendary Woodsman

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    Looks like a blast Matt!
     
  3. GABowhunter

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    Looks like a great time!
     
  4. Aaron

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    Looks awesome Matt!!
     
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    Looks great, Matt. Now get yourself some nice MTs on there:D
     
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    thats pretty cool! you'll have a lot of fun in that!!!!!!
     
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    Looks like yall had some fun:d
     
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    Ah jeeps are a lot of fun, I've had hmmm... 4 of them. Whats on the hood?
     
  9. madhunter

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    Those Jeeps are a blast off road, have fun & stay safe.
     
  10. Matt/TN

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    Actually, it's for like a snowboard or wakeboard. The guy that had it before me, put those on there.
     
  11. Rick James

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    I was gonna say this, growing up in Vermont you see a lot of Jeeps with those.

    Nice Jeep! I had a 94' YJ back when I first got out of college, I really loved that thing but eventually sold it to get into something that was a bit faster.
     
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    Cool pics man. Never own'd a "jeep" jeep, but loved beating on a Cherokee in my teenage years.
     
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    I always wonder why I live in LA...
     
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    Matt...curious. Was most of that public or private land?
     

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