My 1992 Jeep, and the reason i found this site
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My 1992 Jeep, and the reason i found this site
This was my 1992 jeep, it was my first car and i did most of the work myself. The engine and seats are from a 1999. It was stolen in september.
These were taken in spring and summer 2005
Switch for the fog lights
Last day of high school (june 2006)
I had white gauge overlays, and red light bulbs
these were taken about a month before it was stolen
On september 26 i got up in the morning and it was gone, and a couple days later i found the bonneville at an auction for $1900, so i bought it, with hopes the jeep would be in one piece so i could at least part it out.
The day after i got the bonneville the police called me with bad news, and they said there had been a fire and to go to the towing company that recovered it to see if i could salvage anything.
this is all that was left
and on top of that they charged me $75 for the towing
These were taken in spring and summer 2005
Switch for the fog lights
Last day of high school (june 2006)
I had white gauge overlays, and red light bulbs
these were taken about a month before it was stolen
On september 26 i got up in the morning and it was gone, and a couple days later i found the bonneville at an auction for $1900, so i bought it, with hopes the jeep would be in one piece so i could at least part it out.
The day after i got the bonneville the police called me with bad news, and they said there had been a fire and to go to the towing company that recovered it to see if i could salvage anything.
this is all that was left
and on top of that they charged me $75 for the towing
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Oh man that really sucks. I'm sorry to see that.. that'* was a decent looking jeep
Was the fire the result of the thieves?
Nice looking bonne in the sig anyhow .
Was the fire the result of the thieves?
Nice looking bonne in the sig anyhow .
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omg. that poor jeep! Thats horrible enough to have it stolen..and not know its status than to actually have to see it again. the ******* scum of the earth deserves some serious crap for that.
Better luck with the bonne eh! Investing in a good security system might not be a bad move.
Better luck with the bonne eh! Investing in a good security system might not be a bad move.
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The thieves were never caught but the police told me that they more than likely burned it to destroy the evidence. As for the bonneville, i don't keep it in the street at night, i got a club for it, and it has the factory alarm. Once i get a job im gonna get a good alarm for it.
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That would absolutely suck to see any car in that shape, let alone your own. I'm so sorry that happened. It'* really too bad they got away.
So... Did you paint the crosslace wheels black so that they'd look like the Jeep'* wheels? Both cars look amazing. You do a great job of cleaning them!
So... Did you paint the crosslace wheels black so that they'd look like the Jeep'* wheels? Both cars look amazing. You do a great job of cleaning them!
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i actually had an extra can of the rim paint, and i liked the black better then the gold.
Thanks....i cant stand a dirty car
Thanks....i cant stand a dirty car
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