Wife went out and bought herself a '21 Wrangler. Absolute base; soft top, cloth seats, 6 speed & wind up windows. Only options are A/C and AT tires on the base steelies.
I knew she was a keeper!
I knew she was a keeper!
Sounds like a fun ride. No pics yet, the car is ~6 weeks out.Drove a 77 CJ to western VA in February 3 decades ago; Temps in the teens; Winter jacket and bomber hat on the whole way; Still a fan of the cloth top.
Pictures? (of the Wrangler, not the wife)
Her DD is an Audi S4, she likes quick cars, mine is a GLS 450...I don't include my DD in sig...not entertaining enough!Photos of a base Wrangler or it didn't happen! What car in that fleet do you daily drive?
Sand; it will live on Cape Cod where there are some short but decent off road trails (very secret) and passes are available for some of the beaches. We like a place; Sandy Neck...great place for ORV's.Is it ever going to go out in the dirt?
I miss my '99 TJ, and D E D is my second favorite automotive writer....Mr. Baxter is #1.Nice! Like my fellow Kentuckian the late David E. Davis Jr., I believe that every well-rounded enthusiast’s collection should have a Wrangler in it.
He spoke at the 1994 BMW CCA Oktoberfest; I brought my April 1968 issue of Car and Driver that contained his iconic article Turn Your Hymnals to 2002. He signed it "No Boring Cars!"I miss my '99 TJ, and D E D is my second favorite automotive writer....Mr. Baxter is #1.