That's what leather and bedliner is for!

 

Clean but with lots of dog hair all over the interior

 

I Wash and wax every couple of weeks. The cycle usually goes like this:

1. John washes and waxes his Jeep.
2. John forces himself to stay on the pavement for about a week.
3. Saturday Night rolls around and John breaks down and takes his Jeep above the lake. Contact with tree branches ensues.
4. John leaves his Jeep muddy for about a week, every once in a while noticing a scratch through the mud and cringing.
5. John guilts himself into spending 4 hours washing and painstakingly waxing and buffing every singe scratch out of the Jeep.
Repeat.

 

I normally wash it as per dirt, but once a year i take a few days and do everything. Wash, wax, lubricate vinyl/rubber/plastics, polish chrome, touch up paint, clean every crease inside and out. All so i can take it to a car show. Here's a pic from said car show.

 

I was mine more in the winter then the summer. Mainly to get all that damn rocksalt off the body, trying to save my almost rust free jeep from rusting away. I clean my interior alot though. The outside can be dirty but the inside must be clean! Thats the only thing I would really clean after I go offroading.

 

it looks like this when no rain



and like this after the rain

 

have had it for over a year and never washed it...but its a beater so rainshed will
do and i dont do any hard core mudding...a splash here and there....did spray it off once when it was dusty from pollen

 

i wheel it, leave the dirt and mud on for a few days, (4 or 5) get annoyed of my *** turning brown so i do a thorough clean inside and hose down the outside.. its still pretty dirty but it started raining so i didn't wanna clean it

 

"How do you like your rig?"... cover in blondes

 

Only mall crawlers and attention ****** like to drive around/through town with a dirty Jeep.

 

nice nice i try to keep my as clean as possible ive already shampooed the interior twice this summer and wash the exterior at least 3xs a month. Although it does look pretty cool with mud for a day or two. Once winter comes I am gonna be washing it weekly because Chicago puts insane amounts of salt.

 

A clean XJ shows off trail damage much beter than when it's covered in mud.

 

Yep.

 

Trail damgage is for people... Ill stop myself.
It looks awful, worse so than mud.

I wash mine in the summer probably once a week. During the fall it gets neglected. And The winter I wash it as much as I can. Calcium chloride rots stuff faster than rock salt.