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Married with four kids you sure don't have much money for upgrades. But!



I wanted to honor America's fighting men and women!

Just a few stickers, couple rattle cans of engine paint and 25 lugs later, I believe it transformed well!
So far it has been very well received by the military community and gets a lot of looks going down the road.
Comments received to date; "Captain America, US Marshal, General, Patton, Deputy,
Texas Ranger and Border patrol"

Thank You! Veterans, from Dave (MI)

Please let me know what you think, I'm open to inexpensive improvements.

looks good

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With enough fabbing, time & $, it's certainly possible.
That being said, it's like boinkin' your sister...just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

You can custom make "BUMPER" numbers from ebay, put them on the side of your hood



http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jeep-Wrangler-Hood-Decal-Military-ID-JK-TJ-YJ-CJ-Stickers-Army-USMC-Set-2-/230822643978?hash=item35be1a090a&item=230822643978&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr#ht_1744wt_1163

Same area as 2006KJ has here:

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05 CRD Sport Dark Kahki

RRO: Adventure Rack/Rails ** MOPAR: Skids/Renny Flares & 255/75r17 (32.1) BFG M/T on JK wheels ** ARB: Bumper/IPF lights/790/948/shocks ** GDE: TCM/Hot Tune ** ROCKLIZARD: Super Sliders/Komodo Bumper

My Build Thread
US Army Infantry

I like your idea! I think those numbers look great on Jeeps as long as I don't rile up MDOT.
I saw them in Google images. I will have to come up with a number or slogan that makes sense.
I have a couple of "in God we trust" stickers coming for the front and back glass.
I got called Texas Ranger at the Church softball game last night.
I'm really having a lot of fun with the whole thing.

Thanks for your feedback. It's a great idea and it's not expensive.
I like the renegade sticker on the side of the green Jeep in the pic.

The log crossing in your avatar is cool, there is one just like it at the Chrysler Proving Ground in Chelsea MI on the
"Rubicon Simulation Track" I remember crossing it, when I worked there, it's not easy and a little scary.

Dave (MI)