Why just one on the driver's side? I was thinking about getting another one for the passenger side. Anyone else done that?
TwoTwelves
OMG! You can't do that!!! Two badges!?!? That is just crazy... blasphemous!
Just kidding...probably the bean counters at Chrysler stopped them from putting on more than one badge to be honest. I say go for it!
Just kidding...probably the bean counters at Chrysler stopped them from putting on more than one badge to be honest. I say go for it!
It's not trail rated for the return trip.
Not sure on the pat but the wrangler and liberty have an antenna in the way on the passanger side. Back in like 04 you could write Jeep and they would send you a trail rated badge for free. Not sure if they still do. You could always take it down a trail and lay it into a rock on the passanger side and use the resulting scrape and dent as your trail rated badge.
Not sure on the pat but the wrangler and liberty have an antenna in the way on the passanger side. Back in like 04 you could write Jeep and they would send you a trail rated badge for free. Not sure if they still do. You could always take it down a trail and lay it into a rock on the passanger side and use the resulting scrape and dent as your trail rated badge.
I heard it explained once that Jeep views the trail rated badge as a medal. Military wears the personal medals on the left, (I think the navy is on the right, someone will correct me I'm sure) so the jeep wears its medals on the left.
You tend to scratch up the right side more often off roading.
No point placing the badge where its going to get scratched up
No point placing the badge where its going to get scratched up
Yeah I hate that I only have a spare on the rear. It would be much more symmetrical with one on the front as well
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