Doors - on or off??
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Re: Doors - on or off??
On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net" <rmcaskey@comcast.net>
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
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Re: Doors - on or off??
On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net" <rmcaskey@comcast.net>
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
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Re: Doors - on or off??
On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net" <rmcaskey@comcast.net>
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
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Re: Doors - on or off??
On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net" <rmcaskey@comcast.net>
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
wrote:
>
>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
IMO My Jeep looks the best top and door less. As other posters have said there
are some wind issues and I don't really care to drive mine without its top and
doors on the freeway.
>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
Last time I checked we're the only ones that can enjoy this sort of stuff. The
kids are all worried about impressing the opposite --- and each other. I
couldn't possibly care less what anybody thinks about me or my Jeep. (But I
can't help but thinking my Jeep would be a babe magnet if I was interested in
that sort of thing <lol>)
>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
Back when I was young and immortal I road street bikes. You know the kind zero
to way too damned fast in 3.4 seconds and so on. Through some kindness from God
I did not get killed. Now I ride around in my Jeep, top and doors off and just
as much wind as my bikes. I have as much fun as any Harley rider only now I've
got seat belts, roll bars, air bags, and 4,200 pound of weight to take into any
accident.
Dean
http://home.comcast.net/~1redcreek/
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Re: Doors - on or off??
rmcaskey@comcast.net wrote:
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
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Re: Doors - on or off??
rmcaskey@comcast.net wrote:
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
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Re: Doors - on or off??
rmcaskey@comcast.net wrote:
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
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Re: Doors - on or off??
rmcaskey@comcast.net wrote:
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
> i'm confused.
>
> all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
> doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
> having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
> warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
> stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
> can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>
> but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
> sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>
> is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
> or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>
> martin caskey
> millers island, maryland
>
Motorcycle riders ride with only sunglasses on all the time... I've been
hit with trash off of a garbage truck... more stones than I can count,
and bugs... lots and lots of bugs - taught me to keep my mouth closed...
~Dave
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Re: Doors - on or off??
My girlfriends the same way...babies! :)
On Tue, 10 May 2005 02:20:27 GMT, "Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorner.com>
wrote:
>I second your second point... my wife won't even ride with me if I have the
>doors off.
>
>Eric
>"Dallas Kincaid" <dallas@xecu.net> wrote in message
>news:s34v71tp24f8gq0upehv0u717ssff2cddb@4ax.com.. .
>> Hell yeah! Take the doors off! I love having mine off!
>>
>> However, a couple warnings:
>>
>> 1 - Be prepared for about 10 times more wind circulating through the
>> jeep. Anything not securely stowed will be on the pavement.
>>
>> 2 - I would recommend getting some sport handles so you have something
>> to grab on when taking turns. Anyone who rides with you will likely
>> freak out as well.
>>
>> But, I don't think you are really doing your jeep justice unless you
>> have the doors off.
>>
>>
>> On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net"
>> <rmcaskey@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>>i'm confused.
>>>
>>>all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
>>>doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
>>>having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
>>>warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
>>>stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
>>>can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>>>
>>>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>>>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>>>
>>>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
>>>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>>>
>>>martin caskey
>>>millers island, maryland
>>
>
On Tue, 10 May 2005 02:20:27 GMT, "Eric" <gymrat@baileyscorner.com>
wrote:
>I second your second point... my wife won't even ride with me if I have the
>doors off.
>
>Eric
>"Dallas Kincaid" <dallas@xecu.net> wrote in message
>news:s34v71tp24f8gq0upehv0u717ssff2cddb@4ax.com.. .
>> Hell yeah! Take the doors off! I love having mine off!
>>
>> However, a couple warnings:
>>
>> 1 - Be prepared for about 10 times more wind circulating through the
>> jeep. Anything not securely stowed will be on the pavement.
>>
>> 2 - I would recommend getting some sport handles so you have something
>> to grab on when taking turns. Anyone who rides with you will likely
>> freak out as well.
>>
>> But, I don't think you are really doing your jeep justice unless you
>> have the doors off.
>>
>>
>> On 9 May 2005 07:28:51 -0700, "rmcaskey@comcast.net"
>> <rmcaskey@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>>i'm confused.
>>>
>>>all the instructions for my wrangler unlimited refer to removal of the
>>>doors (and folding the windshield down) being for "off-road only".
>>>having spent 14 years in the army, i fully support the windshield
>>>warning. i can tell you with some degree of authority that a little
>>>stone can leave a big mark even when your only going 35 or 40. if it
>>>can chip your windshield, it can damn sure put a hurt on your forehead.
>>>
>>>but as i cruised around yesterday, feeling quite sporty with the
>>>sunrider roof open, i saw at least 6 wranglers with the doors off.
>>>
>>>is a middle aged, overweight, grey-haired guy allowed to do this also,
>>>or is this something reserved for the young and immortal??
>>>
>>>martin caskey
>>>millers island, maryland
>>
>
