Finally. 15 jeeps later got some 392 muscle.

[Wild Bill]

Howdy from the mountains of Colorado. I just picked up my new Moab 392 and it makes me feel like I am 20 years old again. I am 73 years young and have owned jeeps for 40 years starting with a CJ-5 in 1977. I have owned 5 CJ-7’s( 2 ground up restorations), 2 YJ’s and a 2020 Gladiator not to mention the various Wranglers for my wife and kids. Now I have been rejuvenated by the “Muscle in the Moab” which brings back many cool memories of the 70’s muscle cars. So if you pull-up to the stop light and see an old man making some noise with performance exhaust and he is looking at you, it means I am ready to run you! Please just double check the rear view mirror for Smoky. See you on th Boulevard! Wild Bill

 

[DarkHorse8]

Pictures of all these Jeeps or it never happened.

 

[Wild Bill]

Pictures of all these Jeeps or it never happened.

There is an old saying. Don’t be a turd in the punch bowl. It never happened? Please be respectful. Would you like the VIN numbers and copies of registrations also? Yes I have photos. But it was before the days of digital cameras and the Internet. I guess you probably don’t believe in Santa Claus either? I wish you well sir

 

[DarkHorse8]

That post was a very common playful forum joke and far from disrespectful. Enjoy your 392.

I’m out.

 

[Wild Bill]

That post was a very common playful forum joke and far from disrespectful. Enjoy your 392.

I’m out.

It certainly was disrespectful suggesting I was a liar. Your intent may not have been disrespectful but your terse remark did not indicate humor or intent other than to be disrespectful. The only I am suggesting is to choose your comments a little better to not offend people. Thanks and I really do wish you well sir!

 

[3TV]

Howdy from the mountains of Colorado. I just picked up my new Moab 392 and it makes me feel like I am 20 years old again. I am 73 years young and have owned jeeps for 40 years starting with a CJ-5 in 1977. I have owned 5 CJ-7’s( 2 ground up restorations), 2 YJ’s and a 2020 Gladiator not to mention the various Wranglers for my wife and kids. Now I have been rejuvenated by the “Muscle in the Moab” which brings back many cool memories of the 70’s muscle cars. So if you pull-up to the stop light and see an old man making some noise with performance exhaust and he is looking at you, it means I am ready to run you! Please just double check the rear view mirror for Smoky. See you on th Boulevard! Wild Bill

Welcome to the forum Bill. I can relate, as I also have had a number of Jeeps over the years. I owned a few of the original V8 Jeeps so as soon as Jeep released the new V8 Jeep I bought one. It certainly does make Jeeping fun again.

And just so I don't suffer the same fate as you... Here is a picture from a few weeks ago cruising in my '73 with a 304 V8.

And here is a picture from the last week when I met my wife at a local restaurant. His and her's.

Again, welcome. Enjoy the new Jeep. And if we're stop light racing, I'll take my wife's Jeep.

 

[Wild Bill]

Very cool. Thanks amigo!

 

[Roark098]

Howdy from the mountains of Colorado. I just picked up my new Moab 392 and it makes me feel like I am 20 years old again. I am 73 years young and have owned jeeps for 40 years starting with a CJ-5 in 1977. I have owned 5 CJ-7’s( 2 ground up restorations), 2 YJ’s and a 2020 Gladiator not to mention the various Wranglers for my wife and kids. Now I have been rejuvenated by the “Muscle in the Moab” which brings back many cool memories of the 70’s muscle cars. So if you pull-up to the stop light and see an old man making some noise with performance exhaust and he is looking at you, it means I am ready to run you! Please just double check the rear view mirror for Smoky. See you on th Boulevard! Wild Bill

The biggest problem with the 392 is it spoils you to the point where you won't drive anything else!!!