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Of course! Go for it... unless it's spam!!!!!jc_gypsy7 wrote:*peeking in *Jess4298 wrote:gypsy I'm still here....funny you should say that about cars, I was just talking about cars with a co-worker (one of my friends just got a new car)
What do you do anyway gypsy?
we sell rims and body kits for cars.. wings, lambo kits... lol, custom stuff for tricked out cars!
hmm.. I'd put our link in here but am not sure it's ok..
Bork?
Put it in your profile, that's what it's there for.jc_gypsy7 wrote:hmm.. I'd put our link in here but am not sure it's ok..
Bork?
hehe... Jess.. your cousin and I have something in common, then - me too, that's why I don't drive!Jess4298 wrote:'mute - gotta love the Jeeps
Well then it's definitely safer that way!jc_gypsy7 wrote:hehe... Jess.. your cousin and I have something in common, then - me too, that's why I don't drive!
and we own the business, lol... sooo...
and thank you - it's in my profile too, but here's the site..[/color]
http://www.wickedbodies.net/
wintermute wrote:Jess: Absolutely... I went from an '82 Monte Carlo to the Jeep Wrangler... It took a little getting used to the handling (I think only other Jeep drivers will understand), but I couldn't ever go back to anything else...
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Yep.. hehe, tho it IS a lot easier.. in a lot of ways it's more rugged, too.. you can't 'go home & leave work behind'!Jess4298 wrote:
Since you own the business are you able to work out of your house mainly? If so I'm jealous! I know it wouldn't be easy, but I'd love to be able to at least some of the time lol
No. Not really. It's really difficult to describe the handling, other than to say that the first time I hit a bump while going around a corner in my Wrangler, I thought I was gonna lose a kidneyjc_gypsy7 wrote:ooh, was it difficult to make the transition? My best friend has a Monte Carlo and has moved to a rural area.. and is thinking of getting a Jeep...
hehe.. well, she's not the best driver in the world to start with, lmao... sooo... we shall see!wintermute wrote:
No. Not really. It's really difficult to describe the handling, other than to say that the first time I hit a bump while going around a corner in my Wrangler, I thought I was gonna lose a kidney
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That's what I would worry about! But you get to be home with your puppies all day heeheejc_gypsy7 wrote:Yep.. hehe, tho it IS a lot easier.. in a lot of ways it's more rugged, too.. you can't 'go home & leave work behind'!
lol it depends on what kind of Jeep you have, the Wranglers are great but the ride is a LOT rougher than the Grand Cherokee...But the Wranglers can handle a whole HECK OF A LOT more than a GC lolwintermute wrote:No. Not really. It's really difficult to describe the handling, other than to say that the first time I hit a bump while going around a corner in my Wrangler, I thought I was gonna lose a kidneyjc_gypsy7 wrote:ooh, was it difficult to make the transition? My best friend has a Monte Carlo and has moved to a rural area.. and is thinking of getting a Jeep...
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