Rogue_Alphonse

Part of me wants to say it's some sort of IIHC law that is in place, but Jeep is "grandfathered" as the only US vehicle able to have removable doors and windshield and still considered legal. Also those 2000's Chrysler minivans have mirrors separate from the doors. So I dunno

Is this an assumption? Because I have never ever done what this assumption implies. Oh and junkers? My Jeep will outlast the Mazda you totaled. As well as my 28 year old Mustang. Probably because I know how to maintain my shit. And because it's Ford and Jeep, it's very cheap and easy to maintain. <3

At least when I hut a curb, nothing on the vehicle gets destroyed.

about 500.

I had the door off to replace a hinge bushing. When I do run without doors in the future, I have alternative mirrors I can run

Since I had gotten my old Jeep back after a 3 year life of extreme neglect, I have been fixing all of the cosmetic issues that had occoured... the main one being the headliner. And yeah, while working A/C is nice, my gf and I are a windows-down and sunroof open kind of people. So when we do that, 20 year old foam blows everywhere. I present to you TV Snow fabric headliner upholstery... cheap as hell and looks great (The pattern was not on purpose. My gf's mom picked it up for us <3 ) Before: After:

I usually am hungry

Rednecks rock the wrong color doors. My doors match. AND I have A/C.

The real...thing? What, a Jeep? Last I checked, my Grand Cherokee is in fact a Jeep.

In Delaware and Maryland, it "is".

I have a seatbelt and an airbag.

Depending on the state, it's totally "legal" as in the police just turn the other cheek.

Mine has all four tires AND a working shifter thank YOU It also has a FACTORY shower unit in the roof, kthx.

Possibly, if I remove the rear doors.

PUT ME DOWN

WITH THE CONVENIENCE OF NO DOORS

Yes.

I was offering owo

My ass is.

their boards were cool

there are many yesses I need to say

We can work something out.

Propane.

NO U