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Originally Posted by Mooncricket
the interior in the rear reminds me of the Honda Element. That I dont like. I really like the interior up front, they did a good job with that. And the "rescue green" color is kick ass 
The other cool thing is that you can do a simple budget boost to fit 35's and a four inch lift will fit 37's. They already have them developed and are selling them.
I dont mind the fenders that much but I'm also envisioning larger tires on the jeep. They look oversized with the stock 32's but I dont think they will with larger tires. And the bumpers, well..........aftermarket will catch up and until then just chop them up a little  |
I like the interior up front also, except for the window switches and the door locks. It's like they paid more attention and tried to get cutesy with the locks and the switches were an after thought. But overall I really like it.
You might be right about the fender, but I really like the bushwhacker fenders that Ken posted if only because they aren't flat and don't appear to be as wide at the front.
The fenders do simply remove with something like 4 bolts though. Also, the Sahara we had was a body color molding and had 18" wheels, so it was kinda goofy. I will say this, you can't brake torque it and spin the tires, even in a turn or whatever you try.
