Should I Trade My H2
#31
02-02-2021, 09:51 AM
LoJac, yeah I sure like that color. I looked around for the Gator, Gobi, and Nacho. I could only find one Nacho, but it didn’t have everything I wanted on it. Black with the steel gray interior was my second choice. It reminds me of a tuxedo. 😉
The emotional attachment to the H2 is something I had never felt with any of my other vehicles so I get your dilemma. I believe that only a true H2 enthusiast will ever pay what the H2’s are really worth. I figure that I’m old enough to try and encourage a younger person to become as enthusiastic about the H2’s as I was while I owned mine and continue to be even after I sold mine.
The emotional attachment to the H2 is something I had never felt with any of my other vehicles so I get your dilemma. I believe that only a true H2 enthusiast will ever pay what the H2’s are really worth. I figure that I’m old enough to try and encourage a younger person to become as enthusiastic about the H2’s as I was while I owned mine and continue to be even after I sold mine.
Agreed. The problem around here is a lot of H2's have turned into "hood" vehicles. They are all beat to hell, full of Ebay chrome, and every BS accent they can find. It is very sad to see where a lot of H2's have gone. I figure I'll keep mine for now tucked away. How having the gladiator it rarely gets driven anymore.
#32
02-02-2021, 07:14 PM
Hummerz, you are correct, it doesn’t have every single option available for the Gladiator. I would like to think that I have enough experience and sense to not obtain the things that I can get after the purchase at a much lower cost; you know, things like bed rails, floor mats, headliner, bed cover, and upgraded wheels. However, I am happy to know that you are checking the Jeep Gladiator out, and I appreciate you looking out for me and offering me the fatherly advice that I so desperately miss. Life is not a contest, it’s a challenge.
The "parachute effect": Why jump out of a perfectly good airplane? Understand, a new vehicle purchase loses 60% value over 5yrs! Enjoy the ride while burning money! My Hummer is now 14+yrs old, yet my cost for purchase+maintenance+repairs, is under $200 per month now. Still starts, runs, & drives like new. In the meantime, I have -$0-(zero) debt, and plenty banked. Live and Learn! 
#37
02-06-2021, 09:09 AM
They are 37 x 12.50s. I was going through the dreadful 35 vs 37 debate for a while and decided on 37s. I feel like it's the best combo for a 2" lift. However, I really want 40s now lol.
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