New Jeep Options
02-22-2004, 08:10 AM
#31
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Re: New Jeep Options
I ordered my past two TJs without the Cruise. I just never use it. (Must
be a control issue.) BTW, save some $$ for the aftermarket. :)
Tomes wrote:
> I will second the cruise control option. I did not have it on my old YJ and
> made darn sure i got it on my TJ.
> Tomes
>
> "Jersey" <IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:svednenjMdzJF6vdRVn-tA@comcast.com...
>
>>Cruse control comes in handy on those looooong trips.
>>I'm sorry I didn't get one when I got my TJ so I bought the
>>kit & talk about a PIA to install...........
>>
>>L8r - Jersey
>>
>>
>>"arvin" <arvinnospam@mo-net.com> wrote in message
>>news:103b6j94u7vkn22@corp.supernews.com...
>>
>>>I'm thinking about a new Jeep and had some questions about options.
>>>
>>>I'm looking at dual top, full doors, AC, window tint, sentury key,
>
> locking
>
>>>gas cap.
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tw
03 TJ Rubicon - Rubicon Express 4.5"
01 XJ Sport
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
-- Dave Barry
Pronunciation: 'jEp
Function: noun
Date: 1940
Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase,
1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in
World War II.
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be a control issue.) BTW, save some $$ for the aftermarket. :)
Tomes wrote:
> I will second the cruise control option. I did not have it on my old YJ and
> made darn sure i got it on my TJ.
> Tomes
>
> "Jersey" <IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:svednenjMdzJF6vdRVn-tA@comcast.com...
>
>>Cruse control comes in handy on those looooong trips.
>>I'm sorry I didn't get one when I got my TJ so I bought the
>>kit & talk about a PIA to install...........
>>
>>L8r - Jersey
>>
>>
>>"arvin" <arvinnospam@mo-net.com> wrote in message
>>news:103b6j94u7vkn22@corp.supernews.com...
>>
>>>I'm thinking about a new Jeep and had some questions about options.
>>>
>>>I'm looking at dual top, full doors, AC, window tint, sentury key,
>
> locking
>
>>>gas cap.
--
__________________________________________________ _________
tw
03 TJ Rubicon - Rubicon Express 4.5"
01 XJ Sport
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
-- Dave Barry
Pronunciation: 'jEp
Function: noun
Date: 1940
Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase,
1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in
World War II.
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02-22-2004, 05:35 PM
#32
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Re: New Jeep Options
At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
02-22-2004, 05:35 PM
#33
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Posts: n/a
Re: New Jeep Options
At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
02-22-2004, 05:35 PM
#34
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Posts: n/a
Re: New Jeep Options
At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
(poor).
However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
are
going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
purposes)
and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
the
soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
would have
been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
installed on it.
Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
in doubt, order it.
Walt Johnson
1999 TJ
KB2UOU
02-22-2004, 05:52 PM
#35
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Re: New Jeep Options
Walt & Lynda Johnson wrote:
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
02-22-2004, 05:52 PM
#36
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Re: New Jeep Options
Walt & Lynda Johnson wrote:
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
02-22-2004, 05:52 PM
#37
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Re: New Jeep Options
Walt & Lynda Johnson wrote:
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
> At my age my comments on the sound system would have to reflect my hearing
> (poor).
>
> However, I would suggest Cruise Control in conjunction with a Rubicon if you
> are
> going off road, get a winch (you have no idea how useful these are for other
> purposes)
> and the dual top is "right on" if you are in "snow country".
>
> Also, I just love having both sets of doors, the half doors for summer with
> the
> soft top, and the hard doors for winter with the hard top. The Sentry Key
> would have
> been on my list if it hadn't already had Electronic Vehicle Security III
> installed on it.
>
> Key to remember is that the option is "cheapest" when factory installed...if
> in doubt, order it.
>
> Walt Johnson
> 1999 TJ
> KB2UOU
>
>
The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
for my sons 2002 TJ.
02-22-2004, 09:30 PM
#38
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Re: New Jeep Options
what brand is the two piece top and how much was it. Let us know how it
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>
02-22-2004, 09:30 PM
#39
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Re: New Jeep Options
what brand is the two piece top and how much was it. Let us know how it
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>
02-22-2004, 09:30 PM
#40
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Re: New Jeep Options
what brand is the two piece top and how much was it. Let us know how it
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>
fits?
> The only problem with the factory hard top is that it is one piece. I am
> going to Tennessee tomorrow to pick up a new 2 piece hardtop tomorrow
> for my sons 2002 TJ.
>