02redKJ
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I've been here for about a month, but was having some technical issues, that this forum has been able to help with so far. I wanted to publicly thank those who have responded to me, right away at that, and helped me with my troubles.
I recently bough a real sporty looking 2002 Red Liberty with some nice chrome accents added and some aftermarket stock size rims. The engine blew 667 miles after taking delivery of the Jeep. The used dealer is standing behind the vehicle and replacing the engine with a remanufactured engine. I am going to be so happy with my Jeep when they are finished with it. I can hardly wait.
I am a 46 year old man who is partially disabled. I have a bad neck and back, bad shoulders, knees, and elbows. I also have arthritis in all of my joints. On top of that I have had 3 stents put in my heart and suffer from atrial fibrillation.
With all of that said, I am so very blessed. I still have a job that allows me to make a decent wage, while working from home. I have an awesome wife, and 4 kids. Three boys, who are all moved out (age 19, 23, and 24), and 1 daughter who is 11 years old.
I still love the outdoors, and go hunting and fishing as much as I can. I had a 93 Toyota Hilux SR5 Xtra cab 4x4 but my daughter grew out of the back seat. This is why my first Jeep was going to add to my ability to keep off-roading with the whole family.
I have always admired the looks of the Wranglers, but they are too small inside, but didn't really like the looks of Cherokee, which is big enough inside. This Liberty takes the looks of the Wrangler, and combines the interior size of the Cherokee, and comes out a winner in my book.
I was very disheartened to find out that the 3.7 engines have had so many problems, and I too was a victim of their poor engineering. Hopefully, I will get at least as many miles out of the new engine as the one it is replacing. Actually I am hoping for double that. I can see this Jeep being the last vehicle I will ever buy myself.
I recently bough a real sporty looking 2002 Red Liberty with some nice chrome accents added and some aftermarket stock size rims. The engine blew 667 miles after taking delivery of the Jeep. The used dealer is standing behind the vehicle and replacing the engine with a remanufactured engine. I am going to be so happy with my Jeep when they are finished with it. I can hardly wait.
I am a 46 year old man who is partially disabled. I have a bad neck and back, bad shoulders, knees, and elbows. I also have arthritis in all of my joints. On top of that I have had 3 stents put in my heart and suffer from atrial fibrillation.
With all of that said, I am so very blessed. I still have a job that allows me to make a decent wage, while working from home. I have an awesome wife, and 4 kids. Three boys, who are all moved out (age 19, 23, and 24), and 1 daughter who is 11 years old.
I still love the outdoors, and go hunting and fishing as much as I can. I had a 93 Toyota Hilux SR5 Xtra cab 4x4 but my daughter grew out of the back seat. This is why my first Jeep was going to add to my ability to keep off-roading with the whole family.
I have always admired the looks of the Wranglers, but they are too small inside, but didn't really like the looks of Cherokee, which is big enough inside. This Liberty takes the looks of the Wrangler, and combines the interior size of the Cherokee, and comes out a winner in my book.
I was very disheartened to find out that the 3.7 engines have had so many problems, and I too was a victim of their poor engineering. Hopefully, I will get at least as many miles out of the new engine as the one it is replacing. Actually I am hoping for double that. I can see this Jeep being the last vehicle I will ever buy myself.
