Some underbody shots of the 2005 Grand

DougW did pass the time by typing:

I should say under the nym or Rev. Beergoggles. :) What can I say, the posting agent I use for binaries usually hangs out on different groups.

Woo Hoo

(man am *I* sunburned)

Only one jpg shot shows, the rest show as blank partials.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

DougW wrote:

Mike Romain did pass the time by typing:

They are multipart. At least in IE you have to select both then say (combine and decode).

In Gravity you select both then rightclick and select View.

Dunno about your news reader.

I'll check what Gravity is set at for breaking multiparts. It may be too small.

DougW did pass the time by typing:

Ok.. I had something farkled in Gravity. They should come across in single posts now (providing they are under 256k)

And they should have my correct nym. :)

That would be the in fine tradition of the Wagoneer :-)

Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

Dave Milne did pass the time by typing:

Yea.. after taking a real close look inside, outside, and under, I'm not so certain the Grand will be my next vehicle. While I love the idea of more power and a better AWD system, the underside just needs way too much skid protection and the dash is.. er.. to be polite, not near as nice as say the Toyota Land Cruiser or other comperable vehicles. Not that I couldn't buy two Jeeps for the Landy's price tag.. 60K owtch!

I weep. My kids' Powerwheels jeeps have more ground clearance.

What a joke this has become! A Ford Explorer is probably more capable off road, this thing's no Jeep, that's for sure.

Hmm. The 4.7litre Toyota LC Amazon costs 48050GBP ( 86,009 US) here, while the Jeep GC Overland costs 34715 GBP (62,139).

:-(

On the plus side, I didnt pay much for my TJ (11,200 US with as many miles on it).

Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

Where was this again? Looks like it was taken offroad a little. Is this the one with the Hemi?

Is that doodie I see in the tire tread ;)

Troy did pass the time by typing:

Oklahoma State Fair, transportation building.

Yep. :) It's the demo vehicle they have been using to train the salescritters.

Yep. Tried to get some photos but they had opened to the general public by the time I stopped drooling over the Ford GT.

Could be.

When I drove away there was a lemon stuck to my tire. A _lemon_... how the heck did I pick up a lemon? Oh well. :)

Troy proclaimed:

There should be two hemi models, one with the normal 5.7 litre version and the other is an SRT model with a 6.1 litre version with roughly 425 hp/430 lb/ft...that model is lowered considerably and may arrive with wheels not even suitable for a rough Walmart lot.