gordymills
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I've never been a fan of seeing other people driving the exact same car as me. That being said, I purchased my 2004 KJ in September of 2007, and although the options on my car are a rare combination, I've still seen a few that are equipped simillarly.
I started a business a few months ago, and got some of those large magnets to promote my business. The only space large enough to place the magnets are on the front doors. The problem is that the 2004's had the word LIBERTY in raised rubber lettering on each front door. Those letters obstructed the magnet, and would allow wind to get under them and peel them off at higher speeds.
I removed the letters, and the magnets work wonderfully. I didn't want to just throw the letters away, so I decided to lay them out, and see what I could spell with the letters on the back gate. I had the letters "LLIIBBEERRTTYY" at my disposal, and started picking out words that I could make with those letters.
I came up with all sorts of words. Libby, Billy, Try Beer, Belly Bite, Bert, Tree, Rebel... I didn't think any of them were really fitting to my personality, and some were not appropriate for operating a business. Finally, as I was about to give up hope, I realized that "TREBLE" was an available word.
Being a guitar player, I decided that Treble was perfect. I lined up the letters on a piece of scotch tape with perfect spacing between them, and cleaned the site on the gate. I placed the lettering, and pressed them in place. It looked perfect! I also realized that I had an extra R and T and that the verticle part of the L made a perfect slash. So I put R/T next to the 3.7L decals.
Here They Are:
Jokingly, I'll tell friends that I own a 3.7L R/T Jeep Treble. Knowing that anyone in their right mind would recognize the body of the car as a Liberty.
Apparantly, I was wrong. I caught a couple (who drive a 2006 Liberty Ltd) looking at my car saying "Oh hey! this is the new Jeep Treble, I've heard about these, they put a 3.7 R/T engine in them."
I even had a Jeep salesman offer me $15,000 for trade due to how rare these vehicles are.
I've had someone ask me what year my Treble is.
Most recently, I took the car for a quick Wash and Oil Change and they wrote down on the paperwork that it's a Jeep Treble.
This has provided me with more entertainment than I ever thought possible. But it also opened my eyes to how many people only know cars by the badges and emblems on them.
Oh well. I thought I'd share this with everyone.
Take Care All,
Gordymills
I started a business a few months ago, and got some of those large magnets to promote my business. The only space large enough to place the magnets are on the front doors. The problem is that the 2004's had the word LIBERTY in raised rubber lettering on each front door. Those letters obstructed the magnet, and would allow wind to get under them and peel them off at higher speeds.
I removed the letters, and the magnets work wonderfully. I didn't want to just throw the letters away, so I decided to lay them out, and see what I could spell with the letters on the back gate. I had the letters "LLIIBBEERRTTYY" at my disposal, and started picking out words that I could make with those letters.
I came up with all sorts of words. Libby, Billy, Try Beer, Belly Bite, Bert, Tree, Rebel... I didn't think any of them were really fitting to my personality, and some were not appropriate for operating a business. Finally, as I was about to give up hope, I realized that "TREBLE" was an available word.
Being a guitar player, I decided that Treble was perfect. I lined up the letters on a piece of scotch tape with perfect spacing between them, and cleaned the site on the gate. I placed the lettering, and pressed them in place. It looked perfect! I also realized that I had an extra R and T and that the verticle part of the L made a perfect slash. So I put R/T next to the 3.7L decals.
Here They Are:
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Jokingly, I'll tell friends that I own a 3.7L R/T Jeep Treble. Knowing that anyone in their right mind would recognize the body of the car as a Liberty.
Apparantly, I was wrong. I caught a couple (who drive a 2006 Liberty Ltd) looking at my car saying "Oh hey! this is the new Jeep Treble, I've heard about these, they put a 3.7 R/T engine in them."
I even had a Jeep salesman offer me $15,000 for trade due to how rare these vehicles are.
I've had someone ask me what year my Treble is.
Most recently, I took the car for a quick Wash and Oil Change and they wrote down on the paperwork that it's a Jeep Treble.
This has provided me with more entertainment than I ever thought possible. But it also opened my eyes to how many people only know cars by the badges and emblems on them.
Oh well. I thought I'd share this with everyone.
Take Care All,
Gordymills
