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charlie

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Gosh its Friday? I was hoping to get a last ride in and I still have stuff to do. Same here for the holidays and wish everyone a happy Trooper year.

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HELLO..... Any one out there??? Its Friday morning the 21st and not sure if i am the only one that survived.. If anybody is out there I hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year.

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HELLO..... Any one out there??? Its Friday morning the 21st and not sure if i am the only one that survived.. If anybody is out there I hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year.

Hello here I am!!! Looking at hordes of zombies coming for me..... No just kidding I think that whole 12/21/12 is a hoax and there's many versions of how world would end... Like last night it would have happened or maybe tonight at 12:01 or the next day after the 12/21/12 but whatever I laugh at those! Lol. We only got 2 inch of snow for " going away gift"

If world do end... We all should meet up somewhere and create a Joyner gang club j/k lol

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Happy Holidays from the DARK SIDE (Jeeps)! LOL!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

Jeeps r far from the darkside lol there like a trooper on steroids

Lol actually at one time before... I was considering pair of jeep Dana 44 axles or front Dana 44 and rear Ford 8.8 axle to swap into trooper and build coil over triangulated 4 link in front and rear and have better flexing and cheap parts. That would be the ultimate for me, but of course give up the nice ride we get from independent suspension system.

But I feel same as Charlie.. Lol trooper are childrens born from jeeps!

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