I finally got everything in and picked up; no one should be walking out of the shop $200+ lighter in the wallet with such a small bag unless there's a very expensive watch or piece of jewelry.
That's... uncomfortably accurate.Your drug is just mechanical.
Oh, the Wrangler didn't really replace the X, it's taking off roading to the next level. We just got back from Easter Jeep Safari in Moab and it was damned impressive, even if it's only on 35" tires (most people are running a minimum of 37" and we were on-trail with guys running 40" and above!)I know it's not sudden but it seems that it is, the X has been around for such a long time. I wasn't expecting the Jeep to replace it either, even if that should've been obvious.
I hope your friend enjoys driving it and his kids enjoy riding in it.
This sounds like the perfect new home for the X. Congrats!Farewell to the Xterra - she has been sold to a good friend in California who plans to use her to access his family's rural property without beating up the nice minivan, as his second car, and to build some fun memories of adventures with his twins.
I'm making sure to send him with all my spare parts and I'm leaving him all the lighting, radios, awning, rubber floor mats and the waterproof neoprene seat covers for the back (because kids).