[trackbird]

On of my friends had a very nice 1999 Cherokee....until some stole it and torched it. Since the insurance company wasn't going to pay storage anymore, we had to go get it. We drug another jeep up in case we needed to drag it onto the trailer, but we wound up getting help from a tow truck instead. Anyway, here's the photos....

And, we got 10.2 mpg while towing Cherokees all over Ohio. (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/drink.gif)

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[CrashTestDummy]

Okay, I guess I missed the story here. Exactly WHY are you expending so much energy on a burned out Cherokee? I guess you could use the drivetrain in an older Jeep, but it looks like that is about it. Not sure I'd want a carbecued Jeep smelling up my garage/driveway.

[trackbird]

Okay, I guess I missed the story here. Exactly WHY are you expending so much energy on a burned out Cherokee? I guess you could use the drivetrain in an older Jeep, but it looks like that is about it. Not sure I'd want a carbecued Jeep smelling up my garage/driveway.

His insurance quit paying storage and the police in this small town are claiming he was out in it (it was stolen, it wasn't him), ran from them (fleeing), ran a stop sign and then burned it. So, they are charging him with two traffic violations and arson. Once the court case gets settled, the insurance company will have to total it and write a check. We need the carcass for them to haul off when it's over. So, we drug it down to his fathers farm and parked it next to the hay wagons to wait this thing out.