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Old 02-24-2015, 10:25 PM   #1
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New 145RB Baja with my Jeep...

Going to be a good summer

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What a great looking combo
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Looks like a lot of fun. We pulled a Starcraft XP18rb with a Wrangler Unlimited.
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Going to be a good summer

As a Jeep Wrangler owner myself, I'm enjoying everything about this! How much flack have you received about being over the tow rating of the 2dr??

And as a photographer I noticed you had a smugmug, so I must ask... Nikon or Canon?
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As a Jeep Wrangler owner myself, I'm enjoying everything about this! How much flack have you received about being over the tow rating of the 2dr??

And as a photographer I noticed you had a smugmug, so I must ask... Nikon or Canon?

Actually it's an Unlimited (made 'em 2005 and 2006) so it's rated at 3,500 pounds and other than being a little sluggish with 2,500 lbs in tow it handles the little Jayco just fine.

As to cameras, Nikons and Canons are for sissies ;-)

Being running Pentax since 1971, now using a K5.

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Actually it's an Unlimited (made 'em 2005 and 2006) so it's rated at 3,500 pounds and other than being a little sluggish with 2,500 lbs in tow it handles the little Jayco just fine.

As to cameras, Nikons and Canons are for sissies ;-)

Being running Pentax since 1971, now using a K5.

Cheers, Chris - Prescott AZ

So you've got the same tow rating as the 4dr Unlimiteds. I had a 2013 2dr that I traded on a 2014 4dr. I HATED the 4dr. It just didn't feel like a Jeep, so I traded it after 4 months on a 2014 2dr.

And about the cameras, I've gone back to film. Running my own darkroom again, and my camera of choice is the Hassy 500cm.
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So you've got the same tow rating as the 4dr Unlimiteds. I had a 2013 2dr that I traded on a 2014 4dr. I HATED the 4dr. It just didn't feel like a Jeep, so I traded it after 4 months on a 2014 2dr.

And about the cameras, I've gone back to film. Running my own darkroom again, and my camera of choice is the Hassy 500cm.
The Unlimiteds from '05 and '06 are more like real Jeeps, just 10 inches longer. Don't have the creature comforts of the later JKs though...

I started photography in Junior College in 1969. All B&W, all medium or large format, all developed and printed in the College darkroom. Now I just need a way-back machine.
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The Unlimiteds from '05 and '06 are more like real Jeeps, just 10 inches longer. Don't have the creature comforts of the later JKs though...

I started photography in Junior College in 1969. All B&W, all medium or large format, all developed and printed in the College darkroom. Now I just need a way-back machine.

I had an '03 for a while. Then had to get a diesel to pull horse trailers. The '13 was my venture back into the Wranglers. The '14 is definitely not what the '03 was!
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As a Jeep Wrangler owner myself, I'm enjoying everything about this! How much flack have you received about being over the tow rating of the 2dr??

And as a photographer I noticed you had a smugmug, so I must ask... Nikon or Canon?
Sorry to go off topic, but whats a smugmug? We have a rebel we haven't been able to figure out :-(
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I've got a 13 2 door and I love it. Here is it pulling my old Apache Click image for larger version

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My new Jayco is 2700 empty, I'm on the fence on weather I should buy a new 4 door or just keep using my company truck to pull it.
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I've got a 13 2 door and I love it. Here is it pulling my old Apache Attachment 16930

My new Jayco is 2700 empty, I'm on the fence on weather I should buy a new 4 door or just keep using my company truck to pull it.

Sorry for the thread hi-jack, but trust me. Keep using the company truck.

I had a '13 2dr, traded it for a '14 four door, and traded that for a '14 2dr 4 months later. The 4dr does NOT ride like a Jeep, and I like that "Jeep" feel.
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