Calgary Jeep Association
		4x4 Related Groups => General Talk => Topic started by: hamrtime on August 12, 2010, 08:17:06 PM
		
			
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				does 25 yrs old mean the earliest wranglers are now antiques ?
			
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				if my math is correct the wrangler isnt 25 years old yet, 1987?
			
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				yeah good point
 
 i was going with the idea of sept <this year> is model <next year>
 
 so
 
 sept 86 (=1987) 87 88 89 90
 sept 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
 sept 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ( =2011 )
 
 would be the start of the 25 th year
 
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				Lets hope they have something cool planned for next year???? I could use a new Jeep next year.
			
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				yeah good point
 
 i was going with the idea of sept <this year> is model <next year>
 
 so
 
 sept 86 (=1987) 87 88 89 90
 sept 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
 sept 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ( =2011 )
 
 would be the start of the 25 th year
 
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 But there was no '96 Wrangler
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				well, 1996 was a funny year. i believe they were selling off the last of the 1995 yj's and brought in the 1997 tj half way through the year. so its kind of a blend year. or thats what ive heard that makes the most sense.
			
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				surfing around the internet yj series wranglers were rolling off the assembly line in 1986 as 87's,
 10 years later they retooled for the tj series wranglers ... so i am sticking w/my monkey math
 above,  i think we are entering the 25th year
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				"aniversity" ?  :D You mean anniversary  :P
 
 "Wrangler" is just a model name, it's a Jeep, and just because it has square headlights, I don't think it restarts the Jeep manufacturing clock.
 
 Wasn't the 2006 the 65th anniversary edition ? I don't think a 25th anniversary is in the future.
 
 
 Eg. I am 24 years old. Just because I got braces, glasses and a haircut when I was 10 doesn't now make me 14 again  :)
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				frenchy are you trying to tell us your 24 and dont like square headlights  ::)
 
 i drive a square headlight jeep and i luv it ...
 
 along the jeep timeline there are a number of groupings within though changes
 were many ,  like the cj series 1941-1971 ... those jeepers are proud of their series
 
 wranglers deserve the same , when we're all hobbling around in walkers the
 wrangler will get a grouping as well thats the only clock this post is jumping ,
 the cj history is pretty clear - but the wrangler history from the posts above is a
 little unclear ...