Now that we’ve seen the Jeep Wrangler JL in full, it’s easier to imagine what the pickup version will look like when it finally arrives next year. But thanks to the folks at JeepScrambler Forum (check out their original post here), you don’t have to use your imagination at all anymore. These latest renderings give an idea of what […]
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Magnesium Chloride The go-to choice for road de-icer by most city governments in Colorado, this salt-based de-icer effectively lowers the freezing point on roads by around twelve degrees. This makes for safer roads and overall driving conditions, but the application of this substance does bring about certain risks. One of the side effects of spraying
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Much to the joy of Jeep fans worldwide, the JL Wrangler has been confirmed. The much-anticipated model has long been in the rumor mill but now details have emerged. As far as edition options go, the Sahara trim will be available on the four-door model. The two-door model will boast options of Sport and Rubicon.
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There’s no shortage of upgrades you can do to your 4×4 vehicle – evident with your ever-growing wish list. Whether it’s a simple lift, new suspension system, LED bar, a new winch…the possibilities are endless! Here’s a snippet of what’s been happening around the Bullhide shop: This 2017 Toyota Tundra SR5 Package from Pedersen Toyota received a
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We’ve all seen some amazing paint jobs on 4x4s. Check out these patriotic 4x4s for Independence Day, ranging from simple color schemes to full on murals! If you’ve seen a ride that would make our founding fathers proud, post a picture on our Facebook page!
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Jeep is a household name. They’re a favorite for Bullhide and other off-road enthusiasts. Jeep originated with military models used by each service of the U.S. military starting in 1940. Willys-Overland and Ford built various models. Willys held the original Jeep trademark, leading to consumer-driven models. Jeep CJ The first CJ (Civilian Jeep) prototype was
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Technology has traveled a lot of terrain in advancements for off-roading enjoyment. But some of our best memories are in those old 4x4s comprised of nothing but man and machine. Check out these throwback 4x4s that focused on capability and not connectivity. Jeep CJ-7 The Jeep CJ-7 introduced wider rear leaf springs to deliver a
