waste of a jeep

[JasonInAugusta]

Originally Posted by FrankyRizzo

Fawking pansy Heeps. Who buys this kind of crap.

No joke...There's a gay guy in the neighborhood that has a stock yellow TJ.

His boyfriend drives a blue VW New Beetle.

Even though this dude is full-on gay...his Jeep isn't that gay.

Just think of all the poor MN guys that (gasp) have to "Jeep Wave" to the dude that owns that abomination.

[rottenbelly]

You can tuck wheels like that. You just cut out the wheel wells and fire wall . Look at other lowriders. I can tuck 24s on my s -10 But I like my 18s just fine. Someone in lowrider world just said nobodys done this so im gonna.Like the yellow one better myself.

[tjb]

Originally Posted by JasonInAugusta

No joke...There's a gay guy in the neighborhood that has a stock yellow TJ.

His boyfriend drives a blue VW New Beetle.

Even though this dude is full-on gay...his Jeep isn't that gay.

Just think of all the poor MN guys that (gasp) have to "Jeep Wave" to the dude that owns that abomination.

A blue VW?...........how interesting......

[JavelinSST390]

Oh yes, it would be possible, with the right off-set wheels and judicious inner-fenderwell trimming, tucking huge rims on a Jeep is entirely possible.

Driveable? barely.

But this whole trend is sickening. Just the other day I saw a guy in a 70's CJ-7 with about a 6-inch lift on it... and 30 INCH wheels with low-pro's...

This Wrangler, and that CJ, made me die a little bit inside.

[Nicklepimp]

Originally Posted by JasonInAugusta

No joke...There's a gay guy in the neighborhood that has a stock yellow TJ.

His boyfriend drives a blue VW New Beetle.

Even though this dude is full-on gay...his Jeep isn't that gay.

Just think of all the poor MN guys that (gasp) have to "Jeep Wave" to the dude that owns that abomination.

Originally Posted by tjb

A blue VW?...........how interesting......

[FrankyRizzo]

Originally Posted by JasonInAugusta

Just think of all the poor MN guys that (gasp) have to "Jeep Wave" to the dude that owns that abomination.

More of a "Heep Flipoff"

[NeXt559]

Originally Posted by SuperBad

Saw this and just wondered WHY?

duh... he's running a full droop setup

[JasonInAugusta]

Originally Posted by JavelinSST390

Oh yes, it would be possible, with the right off-set wheels and judicious inner-fenderwell trimming, tucking huge rims on a Jeep is entirely possible.

Driveable? barely.

But this whole trend is sickening. Just the other day I saw a guy in a 70's CJ-7 with about a 6-inch lift on it... and 30 INCH wheels with low-pro's...

This Wrangler, and that CJ, made me die a little bit inside.

Last night I saw a Chevelle convertible on 28s. :-(

[Stormin2u]

Originally Posted by toyofast

Talk about poor placement for an A/C unit. Right between two garage doors? They are asking for it to get tagged by a car.

When your driving that close to the ground your vision is much better.

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

I wonder what the resale value of a house right under the power lines like that is?

After they sold the trailer they didn't have enough money for a house in a neighborhood without power lines.

Originally Posted by tjb

Felt the same way when I saw this too.....

Originally Posted by FrankyRizzo

Fawking pansy Heeps. Who buys this kind of crap.

Originally Posted by RedNeck Rc

That truck is FAAAABBB-UU-LLLooouuSSSSSSSSS

Originally Posted by JasonInAugusta

No joke...There's a gay guy in the neighborhood that has a stock yellow TJ.

His boyfriend drives a blue VW New Beetle.

Even though this dude is full-on gay...his Jeep isn't that gay.

Just think of all the poor MN guys that (gasp) have to "Jeep Wave" to the dude that owns that abomination.

Think of all the poor Minnesota guys that get to hang with Baller every weekend and this kind of hazing just makes things more difficult for us thanks a lot asshats. You guys only see him a couple times a year and he's on his best behavior you can only imagine what he's like at home.

[wonder squirrel]