MOAB edition JK
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MOAB edition JK
Playing around on the Jeep website, came accross a new trim level JK. MOAB...
Very dissappointing...While it shares some features with the Rubicon, it is only available with a rear locker (and that's an option), does not come with the 4:1 tcase.
So I "built" one...$40K plus...
Did look good though!
Very dissappointing...While it shares some features with the Rubicon, it is only available with a rear locker (and that's an option), does not come with the 4:1 tcase.
So I "built" one...$40K plus...
Did look good though!
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Re: MOAB edition JK
I wonder how the leather seats and Garmin Nav system will hold up when they get wet.
I like the "Moab" sticker on the hood though.
I like the "Moab" sticker on the hood though.
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Re: MOAB edition JK
Some of the packages Jeep is putting out are ridiculous. Moab, Altitude, ummm...oh yeah, that JK8 with the $50k price tag. There's a sucker born every minute.
That said? I would like to have some nice leather buckets like I had in my Z-28. Nice. Heated seats would extend top down season...provided your jeep is still street-able
That said? I would like to have some nice leather buckets like I had in my Z-28. Nice. Heated seats would extend top down season...provided your jeep is still street-able
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Re: MOAB edition JK
the Moab did just win Petersens 4x4 of the year....
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Re: MOAB edition JK
The 10th anniversary edition is a much better JK. A Rubicon with some different stuff, kind of like the MW3 jeep. More money than the MOAB, but at least it has the Rubicon's features.
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Re: MOAB edition JK
wonder if the winch is included...
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Re: MOAB edition JK
Yeah, but the only three rigs entered by the manufactures were that, the GC Trailhawk and a Ram pickup.Joliet Jake Blues wrote:the Moab did just win Petersens 4x4 of the year....
Speed costs money, how slow do you want to go?
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Re: MOAB edition JK
buy stock....build it. LOL.... Jeeps are built,not bought, right!!?
Oh, and heated seats ARE nice in top down, door off weather early and late in the season!
Oh, and heated seats ARE nice in top down, door off weather early and late in the season!
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Re: MOAB edition JK
$36K & $40K for a Wrangler?
They can keep it. I'd rather buy another truck and get more for my money.
They can keep it. I'd rather buy another truck and get more for my money.
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Re: MOAB edition JK
And still no Hemi, junk as far as I'm concerned.ZAEDOCK wrote:$36K & $40K for a Wrangler?
They can keep it. I'd rather buy another truck and get more for my money.
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Re: MOAB edition JK
I wonder who printed that fact sheet. I don't think Jeep would misspell axle. That said, it looks awesome and I'll take two.
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