metalwonzero

not a crime, you can take as many public photos as you want. drive up an ask dude to join the forum, or just breeze by and snap the shot,
to my knowledge if your going to take photos of people, ya gotta have their consent to post their image, to my knowledge their is nothing about machinery giving consent.
id say go for it, and black out the plates.. and house numbers if it shows

crabmushrooms5

Only saw it twice in that driveway and drove by today. He/she has moved. Sorry I tried. I was surprised to see it in "that" area anyway. Trust me though it looked bada$$. had to be 33s or 35s, flat style mud flaps and rooflights. sat way higher than my stock xj

kevbot

Here is my new girl, just got her on the 7th. Named her Daphne and already took her on two trails... she's loving it (as am I!).

Ksutechie

My new baby...so in love...

cruiser54

Nice!!

Mayoo

Y'all gotta look at it from a different perspective.. Most if not all of the new KL owners don't wheel like most of us. They take trails that most of us owning XJs just laugh at. We hit the trails hard and pray that it will make it out on its own power or that we aren't life flighted to the local hospital. My opinion on them is, I believe they are hideous.. But that's MY OPINION! I'm not bashing them or putting them down. If some of you like them, then welcome to the jeep family. And YES I can afford one if I wanted to. (To a previous post).

I would like to see more pics so keep them coming.

metalwonzero

actually you are so wrong.. last night i took on Cutters Creek in Dickenson County Virginia. the trail is basically a quad/horse trail.. you can google earth the road name then follow the trail.. their are some big power lines on the trail so you can use them as a land mark.. and being an owner of a stock 96 4.0 ho XJ , i have to say that the new cherokee will go up better.. the lack of clearance does not matter. the skids and the ability for it to send power to the wheels makes up for it.. the lockers kick in when you bind up and launch you on up.. very impressive! and take note.. i got plenty of beauty marks on my KL now.. buhahahaha... and i was thinking kinda like you was.. until last night.. and i was thinking about trading it for a Rubicon.. until last night.. i dont need wrangler.. KL will do just fine.. if your close to Virginia/ Kentucky id be glad to wheel with ya.. Cutters Creek and the Trail at the end of the road are marked on Google Earth..

metalwonzero

dude... sweet ride.. sweet looking area.. how rough is the trail? im in the Appalachian area,, North East TN, South West Virginia/Kentucky area.. we have some mean trails here.. i put Mine through the test last night.. OWNED THE TRAILS...

metalwonzero

going down the trail, id like to have taken a few more pics.. but given i was in copperhead heaven.. i didnt feel like asking someone to suck venom out my rear end..

cruiser54

So you have it back?

metalwonzero

lurking in the darkness

cruiser54

Nice. So I assume that's a yes?

metalwonzero

yep.. computers still acting up a little. randomly.. just keeping the fingers crossed..
im going to have it checked out at a more competent dealership.
I am to the point where im leaning towards the Computer, and or that Grounding issue you spoke of more so that than anything.. .. and possibly not enough amps from the battery.. <theoretical thinking) .. its for sure a trickle effect.. just gotta find the source of it..
if i only had the proper stuff to trouble shoot it myself. .... ...

kevbot

trail wasn't overly rough but real narrow with steep dropoffs. The pic is right before a 4wd pass near Mt. Evans in CO. 4wd heaven in this state!

Outlaw Star

Those CAN BUS systems are a real pain to trace shorts in.