Drive wheels

[incommando]

I notice more old people in them

And.....?

 

[tommudd]

And.....?

and you notice "young people' drive them stock, nothing done to them, but complain about "old people" driving them, I know what your Liberty looks like incommando and most know what mine looks like, I'm almost 56 year old and I drive it everyday!!!!!
So tell me whats wrong with "old people" driving one????

 

[Mangate]

and you notice "young people' drive them stock, nothing done to them, but complain about "old people" driving them, I know what your Liberty looks like incommando and most know what mine looks like, I'm almost 56 year old and I drive it everyday!!!!!
So tell me whats wrong with "old people" driving one????

56 isn't old.

 

[Atrus]

I can't imagine trying to drive any rear wheel drive vehicle through a winter but I can see you driving one through the trails.

First car was a Firebird, drove it through 2 MI winters with no issue, never got stuck to the point where it needed anything more than some "rocking" to get it out.

It's not bad, you get used to it. In some respects, I'd prefer 2wd RWD in inclimate weather. You can swing the ass end around and make it go where you want through steering. FWD tends to just keep going straight and plow snow when you're trying to make a turn.

I can drive either - they both have their merits and detriments.

 

[ptsb5a]

I notice more old people in them

Whatchya gettin' at there Frog??

and you notice "young people' drive them stock, nothing done to them, but complain about "old people" driving them, I know what your Liberty looks like incommando and most know what mine looks like, I'm almost 56 year old and I drive it everyday!!!!!
So tell me whats wrong with "old people" driving one????

Yeah, what's wrong with older people driving them? My kids think it's cool!

I too see many younger folk driving totally stock KJs. It's nice being older, I have a decent job and a nice pile of disposable income to dispose of on my KJ.