=D It's been finalized by the seller and will be making the transaction tomorrow! WOO!!! I've wanted one for so long and I've finally found the closest to perfect one that I wanted. So many plans for this jeep!! Well, I just wanted to express my happiness and hopefully I'll be able to meet some of you members one day when my rig is trail ready. =)
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New Owner of a 1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredo
- Thread starter i<3jeep
- Start date
ALL PLAY
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Grants, New Mexico
Welcome to the the money pit!!!!!!!!
4xSanta
FAIR WINDS AND FAR PLACES
The day you buy your rig it's "Trail Ready" it's just not ready for ALL the trails,good luck with your new ride.
- Location
- Williams AZ
Welcome....NOW start wheeling it Newb 
- Location
- Mission Viejo
Welcome!
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rpraterxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Lake Forest, CA
i<3jeep said:
WELCOME!!
Happiness ends after you do a lift, wheel it and then see that you wished you'd gone bigger..... LOL :repair:
Meet some of you.... You will change your mind after meeting a few of these guys....:anon:
Trail ready.... all you need is decent tires and tow points fron and rear, the rest will come in time....:cheers:
Hildy
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Yorba Linda, CA
You don't even need that much...rpraterxj said:
I've run the Mojave road twice now in a stock 4x4 Suburban, and the first time I didn't even have tow points in the rear...Hildy,
who's been bitten by the bug, but can't afford it yet...
i think i'm going to first do a bunch of maintenance first before i start taking it out on the trails. what should my first real mod should be? i was thinking of building me a spare tire mount that swings off the back. after that i'm not sure what else to do. everyone tells me to just slap on 30's for now and worry about the rest later. lol do 30's even fit on the stock rim and height?
rpraterxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Lake Forest, CA
i<3jeep said:
I would recommend to come to a few meet and greets, go on a run (maybe ride with someone), and learn about your Jeep. Then decide where you want to start. First thing, driveability! DO all needed maintenance items, change fluids, belts, brakes, etc...
second - armor and tow points - rock rails, gas tank skid
then lift, tires, gears.... then tire carrier.... and bumpers
