Hood Sitters
#31
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Re: Hood Sitters
You are welcome to take a trip to scenic Silverton, CO, and inspect the dent
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
#32
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Re: Hood Sitters
You are welcome to take a trip to scenic Silverton, CO, and inspect the dent
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
#33
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Posts: n/a
Re: Hood Sitters
You are welcome to take a trip to scenic Silverton, CO, and inspect the dent
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
in my YJ's hood. There is no reason for two of us to make the same mistake.
A dent hammer and some dry ice got most of it out, but I left enough to
remind me, that I don't have a Real Civilian Jeep like Bill.
Earle
"O Cachorro" <look@SigForRealAddress.com> wrote in message
news:13vyctnszmvap$.ib6u4x5508u5.dlg@40tude.net...
> Silly question, but I would like to ask anyway...
>
> I've seen a few magazine 'model' shots and some scenes in some movies
where
> people sit on the hoods of their Jeep Wranglers. I have a 2000 TJ, and I
> was wondering if this is possible without denting the hood. I'm not very
> heavy (165 lbs.), but I'm not waif model either. And the TJ hood seems
> pretty solid compared to the other cars I've had.
#34
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
"jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
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> Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
> for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
#35
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
"jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
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> Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
> for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
#36
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
"jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
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> Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
> for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
#37
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
"jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
> Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
> for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
#38
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
J Strickland wrote:
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.
#39
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
J Strickland wrote:
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.
#40
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Re: Hood Sitters-now TJs Real Jeep!!
J Strickland wrote:
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.
> "jeff" <jalowe44INVALID@hotmail.com.INVALID> wrote in message
> news:4JNBe.5860$GB4.4148@trnddc02...
>
>>Here we have it, final word: the OP asked if hood sitting was a problem
>>for her 00' TJ and Bill Says "No Problem .. for *Real* Civilian Jeeps"!
>
>
>
> That would be Civilian Jeep, or CJ. Alas the TJ isn't a CJ, so the perceived
> declaration hasn't been made. Sorry.
>
> Having said that, nobody cares if a topless model bends the hood a bit.
I dunno Jeff. She specifically asked about her 2000 TJ. She didn't ask
about the CJ series of Jeeps. The response was "No Problem......
Do you suppose it would be a problem for someone that has an old
military Jeep? How about GPWs or Bantams? Are they *Real*? I've walked
across the hood of my YJ to hook up a strap. Never been a problem.