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26-11-2016, 11:24 AM
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RS The Faster Fords
 
Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Westralia
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Summers here and I'm spending a fair bit of time cruising my cars up and down the northern beaches...
One thing I'm noticing is the amount of Jeeps doing the same but minus their doors. Fair enough, people enjoying their cars with the breeze blowing "kind of nice" up the leg of your shorts. They've got the marketing right, people are getting around with nets and little cut down doors but one that struck me this morn was a guy in a Wrangler with all four doors off and the wiring looms still hanging out of the pillars. Now am I missing something? surely your prompting a defect sticker? how about the after market netting? could you just plead its a Jeep thing? Pretty sure if I ripped the doors off of the old Escort I'd be in a whole world of trouble...
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Jeep... get ya doors off
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