trail damage

Did anyone else get any love marks from Cline? Post up...

I personally, had a bent bolt on my steering stabilizer (axle end). it was the $1.69 mod i did to relocate it. When I moved it, it put in direct line with the Drag link which is thicker than stock and it bent it a little...

Just cracked the factory step and a few scratches. Just breakin it in.

my diff covers have nibble marks along the bottom edges. those hungry little rocks :watchout: need to get the riddler covers one there. got them, just waiting to install them when i do the gears (4.88s)

I tore my softtop on a tree branch and gouged a fender flare pretty good.

Geez, am I suppose to look underneath my jeep after wheeling???? Just kidding, Bobby did the damage this time, scratched up my right rear wheel...now it matches the left that I scratched at Boulder.

Did any of you guys see the interview on "The Last Lecture"? It is about Randy Pousch the college professor that died of cancer, he was in his 40's. He told the story of when they bought a brand new car (convertable) it was beautiful. The first day they had it he open a can of coke and poured it all over the seats...just to teach his kids that is it an object, a material thing and that family, friends and having fun together are more important. What a lesson...yep the scratches don't hurt anymore, I am having too much fun with family and friends, just wheeling the great state of Texas.

Renee10 wrote:

Geez, am I suppose to look underneath my jeep after wheeling???? Just kidding, Bobby did the damage this time, scratched up my right rear wheel...now it matches the left that I scratched at Boulder.

Did any of you guys see the interview on "The Last Lecture"? It is about Randy Pousch the college professor that died of cancer, he was in his 40's. He told the story of when they bought a brand new car (convertable) it was beautiful. The first day they had it he open a can of coke and poured it all over the seats...just to teach his kids that is it an object, a material thing and that family, friends and having fun together are more important. What a lesson...yep the scratches don't hurt anymore, I am having too much fun with family and friends, just wheeling the great state of Texas.

Thats a graet attitute Renee. I used to worry too much about material things. Family, friends
and livin life are whats important. Still hate to pay for repairs though.

Renee10 wrote:

Geez, am I suppose to look underneath my jeep after wheeling???? Just kidding, Bobby did the damage this time, scratched up my right rear wheel...now it matches the left that I scratched at Boulder.

Did any of you guys see the interview on "The Last Lecture"? It is about Randy Pousch the college professor that died of cancer, he was in his 40's. He told the story of when they bought a brand new car (convertable) it was beautiful. The first day they had it he open a can of coke and poured it all over the seats...just to teach his kids that is it an object, a material thing and that family, friends and having fun together are more important. What a lesson...yep the scratches don't hurt anymore, I am having too much fun with family and friends, just wheeling the great state of Texas.

Yeah, we saw that program too. Gives a whole different perspective to these pinstripes

Renee10 wrote:

....What a lesson...yep the scratches don't hurt anymore......

I built my first Jeep in 1986. Some where in the early 90's I got side tracked and built a couple of street rods. The little daily knicks and dings never stopped hurting......so what did I do.......went back to 4x4s. The scratches don't hurt any more.

great stuff everyone. can't wait to do it again

jonsjeep wrote:

great stuff everyone. can't wait to do it again

X2

Just not on Aug 30th. College football starts.