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This is my Tamiya XC Jeep Wrangler with Novak crawler set en RC4WD 1.9 Mudslingers just testing my new 4-link set-up.

GMTV’s Richard Arnold on set of Merlin’s BBC in Wales. He talks to actors Anthony Head, Bradley James and Colin Morgan and to the future queen of Albion, Angel Coulby.

To get ahead, guys often have to spend a good chunk of time pretending. Whether it’s to appease a tyrannical boss, impress a high-maintenance woman or just one-up their buddies, few men are rarely able to say what’s really on their mind. What a different place the world would be if we were able to speak freely. “No, I’m not going to stay late and finish that project just so you can go golfing tomorrow.” “Actually, I’d rather do anything than spend the day with your mother.”

Luckily, a man’s car is still his own. And with fender flares and trim, you can upgrade its appearance to reflect your personal taste. Because let’s face it: you’ll never get to show her your “Oh-face” riding around with something as unimpressive as stock fenders and trim.

Fender flare dresses up your factory bodyline while adding a shield of protection against debris that can get kicked up by your tires and mar your quarter panels. They come in a variety of styles, ranging from factory-style that adds dimension and definition to your wheel wells to the durable off-road variety that deflects potential damage during those forays into the unknown. Factory-style flares, like F150 flares, Ram fender flares or Wrangler fender flares, provide the defined, shapely look that you didn’t get off the assembly line. Similarly, the off-road style adds definition and even more length onto your fenders to keep the rocks, sticks, mud and other crud from ruining your bodyline while providing a tough-looking, rugged appearance.

Each set is custom-tailored to your vehicle’s unique make, model and year to guarantee the perfect fit. Plus, many come in a matte black finish that is paint-ready, allowing you to match your existing paint job—no matter how custom it is. Simple to install, aftermarket kits come complete with all the necessary hardware and instructions to mount onto your existing factory holes almost effortlessly.

Another option for adding some flare to your wheel wells is the addition of stainless steel trim. Unlike a fender flare, trim doesn’t add any additional width to your fenders. It’s for looks only. But after seeing it paired with a set of polished, steel rims, looks are more than enough! Fender trim is made from rust-free, stainless steel and makes an impressive upgrade to the overall appearance of your vehicle.

Whether you’ve just amped up your performance with something like a Jeep exhaust system or plan on starting small and taking it one step at a time, a fender flare kit is a simple and affordable add-on for those looking to round out a series of upgrades or get started with a sure-fire attention-grabber.

99 Jeep Wrangler TJ with Rough Country 4 inch lift and Detroit Truetracs in the Mud pit at Rausch Creek offroad park.

“Little Joe The Wrangler” – Don Edwards at the 24th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering; this song was a part of Don’s “The Ghost of Jack Thorp” performance and recorded live January 31, 2008 on the Western Folklife Center 2008 Cybercast.

The Jeep CJ7 first made its appearance in 1976. Given a complete redesign from its predecessors, the CJ7 was the first really practical Jeep for “civilian” use. The switch to a fully boxed frame increased overall stability, as well as provided the vehicle with unrivaled strength. The leaf springs were changed and moved further outward, and anti-sway bars and a steering stabilizer were added for even more overall drivability. Though the CJ5 also received these improvements, the CJ7 featured another 10 inches in the wheelbase. On top of the more stable ride this provided, it increased rear leg room and interior cargo space. In 1982, the Jeep CJ7 was again improved with “wide track” axles upgrades. This provided a wider stance which increased side to side stability and cornering abilities.

The 1976 CJ7 came standard with a 232ci inline 6 cyclinder engine, though Jeep offered upgrades in the form of a 304ci 5.0 liter and a 258ci 4.2L inline 6 cylinder. Also offered by Jeep was the choice of a standard heavy duty Borg Warner T-150 3 speed transmission, or an optional Borg Warner T18 4 speed “granny” transmission. The Dana Model 20 was the only transfer case available upon its release.

By 1980, things began to change for the Jeep CJ7. The GM 151ci 4 cylinder engine was the stock powerplant. 1981 would be the last year of the optional 5.0L V8 engine. The AMC 150ci 4 cyclinger replaced the GM 151 in 1984.

Transmissions also got changed along the way. The Tremec T-176 and SR4 were both introduced in 1980, whose 4 speeds were built more for street use, rather than off-roading. Automatic transmissions, the TF999 and TF904, also debuted in 1980, for the more casual Jeep consumer. The “light duty” Borg Warner T4 (4 speed) and T5 (5 speed) transmissions were both first used in 1981.

The Dana Model 20 transfer case was replaced in 1980 by the Dana Model 300. This new transfer case had a much deeper low range, at 2.62:1 compared to the 2.03:1 Dana 20. The change was necessary due to Jeep no longer offering anything like the granny gear found in the T18 transmission.

As for the CJ7’s standard axles, Jeep offered the Dana Model 30 for the front and the AMC 20 for the rear. The dana 44 rear axle was being offered as an upgrade on select models, and later became standard in 1986. Jeep offered no optional factory front axles.

In 1987, the AMC badges were lost and the Wrangler was born. The CJ7 was gone. To many Jeep purists, this was the end of the real Jeep. Although the engines and geometry remained the same, the rear axle, transmission, and transfer case became more suitable for “lighter” duty. The interior became more “car” like. For safety, the classic roll bar became sort of a roll cage, which prevented folding down the windshield on the fly.

Since 1987, no vehicle produced can compare with the Wrangler. However, the Jeep CJ7 remains a vehicle in its own class. It is still one of the most sought after Jeeps for restoration, off-roading, or just a weekend trip. Luckily, it’s popularity and simplistic design has kept the aftermarket alive with accessories and parts. With frames now available, you can literally build a Jeep CJ7 from the ground up. For these and countless other reasons, the CJ7 may just be the “perfect” Jeep.