hey quick question haha
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From: Taylorsville, UT
Year: 1999
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Well, I mean, it's their point of view vs. yours. They don't own your Jeep, you do. I'm about sick and tired of people saying that because they wouldn't do it on theirs, it'll be stupid on another guys rig.
Get "Toyota Repair Kit" with a grenade under it while you're at it.
Get "Toyota Repair Kit" with a grenade under it while you're at it.
Agreed...do whatever you want. You only asked where to get one, and not whether I think it is awesome or not. Sorry for going off topic.
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So what's the point of the sticker? Just to **** off an H1/2/3 owner?
True it's TGL2000's rig and he can put on whatever sticker(s) he wants, I never said he could not, or should not do it.
Sorry some of you H1/2/3 Recovery Vehicle owners got such a knot in your skivies over this.
Now how about some pic's of all those incredible H-Whatever recoveries you've participated in? Can't what to hear your exploits you manly men!
True it's TGL2000's rig and he can put on whatever sticker(s) he wants, I never said he could not, or should not do it.
Sorry some of you H1/2/3 Recovery Vehicle owners got such a knot in your skivies over this.
Now how about some pic's of all those incredible H-Whatever recoveries you've participated in? Can't what to hear your exploits you manly men!
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So what's the point of the sticker? Just to **** off an H1/2/3 owner?
True it's TGL2000's rig and he can put on whatever sticker(s) he wants, I never said he could not, or should not do it.
Sorry some of you H1/2/3 Recovery Vehicle owners got such a knot in your skivies over this.
Now how about some pic's of all those incredible H-Whatever recoveries you've participated in? Can't what to hear your exploits you manly men!
True it's TGL2000's rig and he can put on whatever sticker(s) he wants, I never said he could not, or should not do it.
Sorry some of you H1/2/3 Recovery Vehicle owners got such a knot in your skivies over this.
Now how about some pic's of all those incredible H-Whatever recoveries you've participated in? Can't what to hear your exploits you manly men!
Ask em if they've ever recovered a Jeep. The answer is probably no. Why?
1. The H2 and H3 are no where near trail capable.
2. A Hummer owner would probably be worried about scratching his paint.
3. An H1 is pretty much WAY to wide to fit on anything but a 4 lane highway.
4. I guarantee you that 9/10 Hummer owners don't know what a recovery strap is, let alone carry one.
/rant.
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No different than all the jeeps on oversized tires and chrome tube bumpers.
As I said before, it ain't what you wheel, it's how you wheel it.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/119839...nge_escalator/
As I said before, it ain't what you wheel, it's how you wheel it.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/119839...nge_escalator/
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Year: 1999
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No different than all the jeeps on oversized tires and chrome tube bumpers.
As I said before, it ain't what you wheel, it's how you wheel it.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/119839...nge_escalator/
As I said before, it ain't what you wheel, it's how you wheel it.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/119839...nge_escalator/
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That you'll be fine in what regard?
The entire anti-Hummer thing is just silly. So a guy or gal buys a high dollar SUV and that is more of a status symbol than a capable off-road rig, Big deal. It's their money to spend. How is it any different that buying a Durango, a Mercedes GL450, a Land Rover, or a Porsche Cayenne?
Whats the point? Pissing off someone that drives an SUV that you don't like? Seems like petty jealousy.
Gotta go order some Civic Recovery Unit and Rubicon stickers for my XJ.....
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Besides the Land Rover, none of thos SUVs listed have had some kind of pedigree in off roading.
And damn, get over it. Who cares if he wants to do it? He ain't gonna make all XJ'ers look bad. It's his rig. Not yours.
And damn, get over it. Who cares if he wants to do it? He ain't gonna make all XJ'ers look bad. It's his rig. Not yours.
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A Hummer Recovery Unit sticker on a basically stock XJ seems rather silly. If the OP is fine with it, more power to 'em.
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I know there isnt much love the the Hummers in the Jeep world, but I gotta say, the H1's, especially military, are a pretty bad *** ride.
I spent 10 years in the army and logged tens of thousands of miles on their version of the H1 and we ran the hell out of them. That thing could climb over or through just about anything I could get it into; rocks, mud, hills, lakes, pits, whatever
Its size is its biggest drawback, it would get stuck simply because it couldnt fit between trees or rocks
No idea about the civillian H1/2/3 never drove em
Chuck
I spent 10 years in the army and logged tens of thousands of miles on their version of the H1 and we ran the hell out of them. That thing could climb over or through just about anything I could get it into; rocks, mud, hills, lakes, pits, whatever
Its size is its biggest drawback, it would get stuck simply because it couldnt fit between trees or rocks
No idea about the civillian H1/2/3 never drove em
Chuck