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1994 jeep 4.0 races 5.0 ford crown victoria

this jeep seems to nice to trash at daves farm, but oh well , it cost only a 100 bucks.

1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Transmission issue

Transmission keeps slipping when shifting from 2nd to 3rd I think it might be a computer problem or it might need to be flushed but it u have any ...

1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited For Sale

I am moving to community in which I will not need a vehicle--therefore I am forced to sell my wonderful Jeep. It currently has about 224000 km on ...

More days in South Africa!

Whew! I'm going to try to get a few thoughts down before heading to bed, but things have been happening fast around here - it's all been good! This is a very special trip with everything we've been able to do so far, and we still have a week to go! On Wednesday morning we got up before dawn (around 5am) to go to Pilanesburg game reserve. This is a large park north of Rustenberg where the US played their first match versus England. These 'game drives' are like safaris, although the word safari is more associated with hunting here. There are guides that take you in a jeep through these game reserves, and they are more expert at spotting animals, but our host family thought we could and should try a game drive ourselves, in a Toyota Corolla, and boy did things work out just fine for us. Denise was the superwoman of the day. She got everyone out the door early in the morning, and had us at the entrance to the Park by 7:30am, because early mornings and late afternoons are best for viewing animals, and we didn't want to get home too late. Well, the first 30 minutes were kind of dull, but then Denise spotted the first giraffe, and we went deeper into the game reserve and started seeing all kinds of great animals. We saw 10 different kinds of animals in all - elephants, giraffes, waterbucks (a large kind of deer), hippos, wildebeests, zebras, and a kind of antelope that they call something else around here. We looked for lions, cheetahs, leopards and rhinos, but no luck there. But the day was a blast - great scenery, and best of all, we had a giraffe cross the road right in front of us, and an elephant do the same. So we got to see these monsters up close! And it was all the more exciting because we weren't paying a guide, and were not in an area where the animals are kept captive - we really saw them like you would on any safari. Again, I'm not an animal lover per se, but this was a fun day and a great way to learn about Africa. Honestly, when you are driving...

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