Jeep gone :cry:

diehardbiker said:
Awesome avatar! :giggle:
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:ty:

Fortunately, when Hubby first got me the decal for my now defunct Jeep, he ordered extras. :) I'll be able to stick one on my next Jeep (I wasn't able to remove the old one.)

I also have a Eugene-the-Jeep spare tire cover that we retrieved.
 
wow...I am glad you are ok, Reba.
 
A few last pictures from the junk yard.
 

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Ouch, I'm glad you are okay Reba.

I'm sorry about your Jeep, hopefully you will find another one out there.
 
Three more drivers were killed, and one injured today in three separate accidents, all on the same roads that I commute every day. The roads here are lethal to drive on. :(
 
Wow, glad your alright. I see the damage, it looks as if you were hurt. That kind of accident very similar to my wife Cherokee accident.

I wanted to add on top of our jeep being trouble-free. Our Jeep Cherokee has been in at least 7 accidents in her lifetime. I find very impressed about this and I can even bet on that if Reba Cherokee ever restored, it will remain trouble-free.

I am sure you can find another decent Cherokee, many are still on the road.
 
Reba said:
Three more drivers were killed, and one injured today in three separate accidents, all on the same roads that I commute every day. The roads here are lethal to drive on. :(
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Maybe it's the drivers and the roads.

I'm not a fan of big traffic.
 
I got a new Jeep today! It's a 2000 Cherokee 4x4. We found it on Craig's List, and it was in Myrtle Beach. Hubby and our son in law drove up together, and both checked it out. SIL has a CDL, and is knowledgeable about vehicles, as is Hubby. Hubby test drove the Jeep, including trying out the 4-wheel drive on a gravel road.

The drive home was almost 100 miles on the interstate, so Hubby was able to get a good feel for everything. He got home shortly before dark.

It's in good running shape, with a lot more features than I used to. I'm not going to take pictures until it's all cleaned up and I put my decals on it. It stinks like Febreeze. It needs a lot of cleaning to meet my standards. :)

It's silver color exterior, agate (dark gray) interior.

Over the next few days, Hubby is going to clean it, get estimates on a few things I want (fog lights, tires), fix some minor things, and take it to the dealer for a free options included print out. He will also take it to DMV to get it registered and licensed. He's going to replace all the fluids except the oil. It was recently changed (he saw the paperwork). The AC is good but he wants to give it a charge for optimum performance.

Whew! There's so much to do.

It doesn't quite feel like mine yet because I haven't driven it, and it has none of my personal touches on it yet. I hope it will be soon.
 
That's great news! I hope there are no disappointments with your new Jeep. :cool2:
 
Glenn said:
That's great news! I hope there are no disappointments with your new Jeep. :cool2:
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It is used, so I can't expect perfection, and I shouldn't even compare it to Old Faithful (previous Jeep). But I think it will be fine. :)
 
Steinhauer said:
Don't engage the 4x4 on asphalt - it will mess up your transmission. Off road only (I am sure you already know that - but it doesn't hurt to let other people know that too). ;)
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No, I don't plan to use the 4x4 for commuting. :giggle:
 
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