For some, driving isn't really driving until your aren't on a paved road anymore! For others the wide wheel base is a necessary feature and therefore sedans and compacts aren't fulfilling their vehicular desires. The resources below are for all of us who prefer Jeeps and Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs)

Datin Metal Fabrication - Owner Ed Datin fabricates on and off-road parts for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps.

Offroaders.com - Along with our love for the off road adventure, we also try to present to our readers off road and 4x4 related information in the form of projects, product reviews, and links to other off road related sites.

Westside Kia - Westside Kia is one of the premier car dealers in Katy providing the widest possible exposure to potential buyers who can view, compare and vehicles online.

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AMVCC - Welcome to the official website of Arizona Military Vehicle Collectors Club

Bronco Graveyard - At Jeff's Bronco Graveyard we have bronco parts for sale, and specialize in Full size Broncos and classic Broncos.

Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado - Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado

Great Lakes MVPA - To perpetuate the knowledge, interest and preservation of military vehicles through fellowship and events.

Military Vehicle Preservation Association - To provide an international organization for military vehicle enthusiasts, historians, preservationists and collectors interested in the acquisition, restoration, preservation, safe operation and public education of historic military transport.

Bluebonnet Military Motor Pool of Texas - BMMP membership is open to all individuals, groups, members of other military clubs & organizations, etc. regardless of age, sex, race or religion. Owning a military vehicle or having served in the military service is not a membership requiremen

Repozoom.com - THE Place to Buy Repossessed Vehicles Direct from Lending Institutions.

Links 4 Jeeps - Blower Control Fix One morning I get a call from the misses saying that she can not get her heater to work. Of course I just figured it was on of those things and more than likely either a fuse blew or who knows. Later that day she calls me and tells me that she can get the fan to work only if she has it in high. Ah I've seen this one a few times on the net and I know exactly what it is. Question is where is it on an 1998 XJ? Did some searching around on the internet and nothing could tell me so I just took it at faith and ordered the part anyways from a friendly forum member that just happens to work the desk in parts.

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