Jeff

OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
bad 5 seconds...

John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the Jeep
Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...

I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the tree...CRUNCH!
completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...

now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than skids
and 31" mudders.

What would you do??

New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling I've
been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
will be installed...

or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...

It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was rich...oh
well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
just maxed the Visa on home reno's...

I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the same...
Be nice guys...it hurts!

Jeff
'03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca

Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop

Jeff

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"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>

Jeff

2nd low








"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>

Jeff

2nd low








"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

That's a pretty bad wrinkle, but if you want to skip the
deductible, you may take it off with just a few easy to get to bolts,
and lay it on some 2X4"s, and you'll find it surprisingly easy to
straighten out.
How you don't have to fear that first dent, which makes it so...
much easier to drive willie nelly through an obstacle course, and you'll
find it almost impossible to hit anything.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff wrote:
>
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
> http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

That's a pretty bad wrinkle, but if you want to skip the
deductible, you may take it off with just a few easy to get to bolts,
and lay it on some 2X4"s, and you'll find it surprisingly easy to
straighten out.
How you don't have to fear that first dent, which makes it so...
much easier to drive willie nelly through an obstacle course, and you'll
find it almost impossible to hit anything.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff wrote:
>
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
> http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

That's a pretty bad wrinkle, but if you want to skip the
deductible, you may take it off with just a few easy to get to bolts,
and lay it on some 2X4"s, and you'll find it surprisingly easy to
straighten out.
How you don't have to fear that first dent, which makes it so...
much easier to drive willie nelly through an obstacle course, and you'll
find it almost impossible to hit anything.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff wrote:
>
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
> http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop

Al King

i would check auto reckers may not be the same color.flat fenders are not
good if stock ,you will splash in your window all the time.
"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>

Al King

i would check auto reckers may not be the same color.flat fenders are not
good if stock ,you will splash in your window all the time.
"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>

Al King

i would check auto reckers may not be the same color.flat fenders are not
good if stock ,you will splash in your window all the time.
"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:OBX1d.67953$vO1.354917@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> OK.... I had a bad day wheeling yesterday...maybe not a bad day, atleast a
> bad 5 seconds...
>
> John Cranfield and I were showing a couple girls that had attended the
Jeep
> Jamboree in BC and were in NS on vacation a trail that we had just cleared
> this spring for the Jam. Victoria's Secret...
>
> I was letting the Jeep pull me along in 2nd gear with no gas while
> straddling some ruts.. I then saw a tree coming ahead and pulled closer to
> the ruts to get around the tree and just as I was going around it my rear
> wheels fell into the rut sending my fender directly into the
tree...CRUNCH!
> completely righting off the fender and then some at only, maybe 2 mph...
>
> now here it is... The Jeep is almost new...2003 still stock other than
skids
> and 31" mudders.
>
> What would you do??
>
> New flat tube fenders (like poison spyders)
>
http://www.spydercustoms.com/index2....ers/index.html
> now they look really kool and very functional for the type of wheeling
I've
> been getting into, like BIG rock krawlin'and can't drive by something
> without putting my wheel on (I'm sure many of u know what I'm talkin'
> about)but with no lift may look pretty silly...not sure when or if a lift
> will be installed...
>
> or should I have it restored to original, cause it is soooo new and
> pretty... I must also mention that my moneys are tight...
>
> It's almost a stupid question 'cause of the bias of the offroaders in this
> group.... would also like to here from those who do own a newer Jeeps and
> can sympathize with my tears I have shed...like I said...if I was
rich...oh
> well big deal...but for me "the poor boy", it hurts cause I'm so broke! I
> just maxed the Visa on home reno's...
>
> I love my Jeep and it breaks my heart knowing it may never look the
same...
> Be nice guys...it hurts!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ custom fender... www.novascotiajeepclub.ca
>
> Pics here under Tree Bite http://community.webshots.com/user/canoeontop
>
>
>