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Tom Moor’s “The Joy of Jeep”
All the thrills of off-highway adventure started with the
Jeep, and they keep on coming. A celebration of Jeeps and
the people who drive them, this book features the vehicles,
personalities, events, and maneuvers that make up the
Jeep universe of competitive and recreational off-highway
use.
The fact-filled, photograph-packed book explores the
joys of Jeep ownership, history, restoration, modification,
off-highway competition, events, clubs, and more. It
includes information on popular accessories and
performance enhancing modifications, the different
generations and styles of Jeeps, off-road events and
the professionals who compete in them. With color
photographs of some of the most beautiful custom
and restored Jeeps from around the country, The Joy
of Jeep takes readers to the edge of this soul-stirring
activity and shows why Jeep is America’s favorite
off-highway vehicle.
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StrapLock from Hunter Offroad
Have you hugged your tow strap today? It’s there to rescue your rear, or
(most likely) your buddy’s, in a severe moment of high-centeredness or
stuck-beyond-all-feasible-understanding.
And where straps get stowed most often? Under the backseat, at the
bottom of a tool kit, or perhaps underneath a pile of greasy spare parts
that rarely get put to service.
“A tow strap deserves more respect than that,” says John from Hunter
Offroad. So he’s produced this device to help: The StrapLock. Roll up
your tow strap, and this $20 item locks it down to any surface on your
Jeep, toolbox, Action Packer, or whatever, with an easy-to-remove wing
nut.
John says, “It should take you longer to figure out where to mount the
StrapLock than it will to actually install it. And I pack it with more
hardware than you need. You’ll have some washers and a bolt left over.”
It’s made from diamond plate aluminum (corrosion free) and is
paintable if you want to change the natural color.
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