Is there a Future for the 2 Door Jeep Wrangler?

[@timmcdaniel4922]

I’m a huge fan of all Jeeps but the 2 door is the original and still the best off road. I recently purchased a 23 Rubicon 2 door automatic (factory geared at 4.88) and I love it. With 35s and no lift it’s comfortable, quick,maneuverable, and I’m getting 19 mpg. My wife and I couldn’t be happier. I have a modified 4 d JK and a modified Gladiator. The 2d is the most enjoyable to drive.

[@colinsmith1092]

What 35” tires did you fit ?

[@jamespeters3907]

Im really wanting a 2 door rubicon. I saw that you can ordered them with 4.88. I was wondering how they drive. I also plan no lift or very small lift and 35's. Thanks for the insite.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good choice!

[@timmcdaniel4922]

I added the Goodyear Wrangler M/T 315/70 17 (c rated)I have had BFG AT in the same size and wanted to try these out. They ride smooth but the only negative I can point to is that they really hold small rocks and throw them at speed. If I had it to do over I would just go with the BFG AT.

[@timmcdaniel4922]

@@colinsmith1092 315/70 17 Goodyear MT (I know it’s the Bronco tire). 😂. They are good tires and cheaper than BFG AT in the same size but I would get the BFG if I did it over

[@southpaw__]

I own a 2021 2 door Jeep Willys and I honestly never plan on getting rid of it. That’s how much I love it. I added 35s, front/rear bumpers, retro stripe kit, etc. Very good points though, as a huge Jeep Enthusiast I just really hope it never goes away due to the history. Great video as always!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good choice!

[@wilsonwilliam1]

First jeep I've ever purchased is my 23 JL Rubicon 2 door so I have no nostalgia. I don't have kids and my wife and I LOVE it. So easy to drive around town and it's capable as hell off road! Installed a compressor and a rack for storage. I could probably rock it just like this for 20 years!

[@xXAaron956Xx]

What rack did u get

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Right on!

[@allycat9044]

I factory ordered a ‘23 2 door sport s & love it. I’m not even an off roader, straight up basic pavement princess here. I think the 2 door is good for city driving too, I can fit him in just about any parking spot & parallel parking is easier too. I just think it’s nice to have options & if I had a big family or whatever, I can see how the 4 door would work better, but I’m glad the 2 door is available.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good points!

[@gilbertferguson1685]

Good points. My wife and I fall into the camp with the other folks who prefer the two door , because it’s just the two of us. It has plenty of room for long trips and we recently averaged 22 mpg on a 1400 mile round trip. The Bronco comes in a two and four door configuration, so why not the Wrangler. Nice to have a choice. Thanks.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Glad to hear that!

[@ryanlamb2405]

Absolutely love my 2 door JL! I hope they continue to build them but if not mine isn’t going anywhere.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good call!

[@Cuffsmaster]

Hold on it it

[@RyGuy0457]

2 door is a classic!!! Simple, easy, bada$$!! Turning radius is insane compared to 4 door. Had a 2 door, unfortunately had to get rid of it, but if it stays, I will be getting another one!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good points there!

[@plannerchaos4229]

I just got my first Jeep. I didn’t even consider a 4 door. I love my 2 door and will end up keeping forever. To me, the 4 door is just sporty looking SUV. Got rid of a 4 runner to go to a wrangler and could not be happier!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very glad to hear you're enjoying it!

[@brianbusch2840]

A stretched 2 door would be ideal for wheelbase, wheeling and fitting those batteries that are so good for our environment (yeah right). Sort of a LJ JL or JK8 version. IMO If Jeep offered a longer 2 door version it would be unstoppable and have awesome curb appeal. I love the 2 door and have an 03 Rubicon (stretched to 100” wb) and a 05 Rubicon Sahara LJ. Love my 4 door JLUR but my favorite is still my 2 door 03.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

That's a great idea!

[@colinsmith1092]

We ordered a 2023 Rubicon 2door 2.0 turbo in High velocity, absolutely love it, just the two of us so the rear seat comes out saves 90lbs, adding a roof rack we will have loads of room, the Rubicon we have found to be amazingly comfortable ride as well, love the maneuverability of a two door. Keep up the great videos your review of the 2.0T helped us choose that engine.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

That color is awesome!!! Thanks for watching!

[@moreaufamily437]

When I was shopping for a Jeep in 2021 I knew exactly what I wanted. I wanted a 2 door wrangler rubicon and that's what I ended up with. The first day I brought the Jeep home I removed the rear bench seat and put it away and now I have plenty of cargo space. At the first sign of warmer spring weather, the top and doors come off and it's ready for summer fun. Later on when I wanted 4 doors I bought a Gladiator to go with the Wrangler. Now I have the best of both worlds. But my 2 door wrangler is my prize and I have plans on getting rid of it any time soon.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice set up!

[@JeepTJWheelin]

I have an '05 TJ Rocky Mtn 4.0 I6 with 3.73's on 32" KO2's. 156k miles and she still runs great. Of course, I'm meticulous about the maintenance. Doors and soft top windows are in the garage from April to early Oct. Modest 2" lift on Old Man Emu coils, Fox 2.0 Shox, Fox steering stabilizer, Currectlync steering, Freedom Off Road front adj track bar, M.O.R.E steering box brace, JKS quick discos, Freedom Off Road front lower adj control arms, the rest are fixed Detroit Axles, transfer case drop kit. 32's allows us Jeepers to maintain that great low end torque without unnecessary and expensive re-gearing, and be able to go most anywhere, it's the best of all worlds. Definitely recommend this build to anyone who is an adventurer, not a rock crawler. The aftermarket pushers have been fooling people for decades about "needing huge tires and lifts" to do any off roading which is bs. The best part is, I'm married with 2 sons, the wife loves the TJ when we go to the Outer Banks for beach wheelin, beach camping and surf fishing. 😎🏝🌊🏖🎣 Put the jumbo cargo rack in the hitch and it's off to the beach. You CAN have a 2 dr with a family, who wouldda thunk it? 🙄 Problem is today, everyone is LARGE and NEED everything they own with them at all times. I'm a minimalists and most men are, or at least were during my childhood, unfortunately today, we are a very rare breed. My sons and I have a blast in it year round, especially in the summer. Bartact seat covers and a Bedrug make any TJ look top notch. I'm not a 4 dr fan, I get the practicality, but they are absolutely goofy and are not Jeeps. A Jeep is a short wheel base, 2 door, soft top, nimble as they are from '41 - '06 and certainly don't have more techno than a 747. ✈️ I drove a 2 and 4 dr JLs for my job recently, and the ride quality never felt like they had solid axles. It felt too car like, not once did either ever feel like a Jeep. Today it was 80° here in Virginia, incredibly warm for February. Spotted an amazing YJ, doors and top off, full summer mode, completely restored in show room condition. It was nice to see a YJ not turned into a Jurassic Park edition. Don't get me wrong, they look cool, but it's been way over done. Also saw a Gladiator with hood Scrambler decals. Sorry, but the Gladiator lacks the classic nostalgic cool factor of the CJ-8. Really makes you appreciate the CJ-8 even more. Anyway, great video but sad to hear the 2 dr is all but over. O|||||||O 🇺🇲 Only in a 2 Dr 🇺🇸 '41 - '06

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Great read in this comment!

[@love.pugsss449]

I bought my 2 door 6 speed soft top bare bones 2012 sport brand new in August of 2012 just before hurricane sandy hit. Still own it and daily drive it. Love it more now than when I bought it. This car has been an absolute tank and has never let me down.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thats awesome! I had a 2012 JK as well!

[@mursebobby408]

I don't care if they only offer the most basic trim of the two door wrangler, JUST DON'T STOP MAKING IT!! I'm glad I have a 2023 Two Door Rubicon but I never want to see the 2 door go away.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Hopefully it stays!

[@Cuffsmaster]

I am jealous of your New 2 door Rubicon. Here's sticking my tongue out at you and whispering obscenities under my breath. I am not disappointed with selling my 2d Jk and getting a new 2022 Cherokee Trailhawk but it is not the same as owning a wrangler.. The wife is happy however. I guess that counts a small part in this lol

[@angelsolis5256]

I just picked up a 2023 2 door rubicon manual with factory 4.88’s last week! I’m glad i went with the two door

[@DIRTROADCRED]

That’s awesome!

[@angelsolis5256]

@@DIRTROADCRED Thanks! I’m enjoying your content so far! Keep it bro!

[@coloradomallcrawlers]

Hey that looks like my 2 door on the thumbnail… mine isn’t going anywhere tho. Tried 4 doors, but they didn’t impress me on test drives. Almost thought I wouldn’t like the JL because of the test drives. Very glad I ordered a 2 door JL even without ever test driving one.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

The 2 door is definitely a great pick!

[@grisa12345]

Ordering a 2024 2 door Rubicon X now. I’ve owned 2 other JLs, a 392 and a regular V6 rubicon. I’m stoked that I can get a factory winch and all the 2024 updates on a 2 door format. Ultimately, lighter is better off road. Combine that with the break over angle and maneuverability and it just makes sense. You lose a little storage and one seat, but no one rolls 5-up in a JLU anyway. People tend to think they need more space than they actually do. Wheeling is about simplicity and fun.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Awesome! Excited for you. Shoot us a photo of it on IG when it comes in.

[@davidmolina8156]

2dr MT for life

[@DIRTROADCRED]

😎😎😎

[@parrott350]

yeah I agree with you Matt. I keep my old 98 TJ because it is easy to drive around. My wife used my TJ on campus when she was in college and could park it anywhere and easy to park. Like you said, you can see every corner so easy. I think the battery Jeep is a waste, & didn't deserve a 20th anniversary edition. but stellantis seems to like that battery stuff. Who knows. Oh and my TJ has the straight six, so it will be running fine way into the future. Its a great motor. Have a good one Matt.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thanks Sam, glad to have you here, appreciate the comment also!

[@mjf4241]

I've owned 3 Jeeps: 2005 TJ, 2018 JLUR, and just ordered a 2024 two-door Willys. I got into the Jeep Wrangler a bit later in life. I really enjoy them. I so look forward to the new Willys I ordered. I have a small family (me, wife, and daughter). My daughter is so looking forward to getting it. She goes, "I don't care about having to crawl into the back seat" I was impressed with the package of the 2024 Willys. It's almost a Rubicon in regards to capability: 4:10 ratio, 33 inch tires, Dana 44 axles, rear locker, Rubicon fenders for more clearance. I think right off the dealer lot, it is capable of almost any trail. I plan on keeping this Jeep for a long time, even if it means replacing the 2.0L at some time in the future, hopefully way long time in the future. Who knows, those of us who buy the 2 door now will have a coveted 2 door that Jeep won't offer anymore, making them a little more valuable.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Awesome! 2 door can be a family vehicle too!

[@pennsyltuckyden9823]

I just bought a 2 door Willys with a six speed manual, it's a good second car

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice!

[@Digital_Immortality]

i own a 2 door sport JL, would never think of getting rid of it! I love it so much I want a new 2024 2 door rubicon!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Love to hear it!

[@nicholashairston5993]

I have a 2 door JL sport with an automatic transmission, and it can handle some pretty decent off road situations. Nothing crazy, but if I see a trail I can probably do it if I’m careful and do the proper research. As a college student, it is the perfect size for what I use it for. I hope they stick around. I definitely hope they don’t stop making them.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

That’s all you need!

[@TomSyd-w7i]

I have owned 4 jeeps in my life a 1980 CJ-5 304 manual. It was a hand full to drive. I was 18 years old never rolled it because it took to long to save the money to buy it! I had a 2003 TJ manual Rubicon (my fav so far), 2009 JK auto Rubicon and I just purchased my last Jeep a 2023 JL auto rubicon. The JL cost more than all the others combined. All were 2 doors! A Jeep should have two doors in my opinion. The JL makes this 58 year old feel young. It is fun to drive, rides rough and does not handle like any other SUV. I love it! I hope they always offer a 2 door Jeep. As for a V-8 I think the 5.7 in a 2 door would be fun😎

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Agree with you there Tom!

[@jaytpaul]

The fact that the 2-doors are more and more rare, makes me love my 2 door JL that much more. The short wheelbase of the 2 door rubi JL looks like such a chunky beast with a pretty simple setup. I put AEV pintler wheels with 35x12.5/17r KO2s, the AEV dualsport RT 2.5" suspension, and the mopar fender flares from the extreme recon, and it looks so beefy. I feel like you gotta go with 40s so get a similarly beefy proportion on the 4-door. Might go with 37s in the future, but I kind of feel like 35" is the perfect look on a 2-door. I dont care that the 2 door didnt come with the recon package. The diesel option would have been cool though.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I personally think the 2 door looks better.. -Ryan

[@carlosbido4611]

I factory ordered my 2 door 6mt Willys and absolutely love it. I’m 5-10 years from retirement and my kids are in high school plus we have an extra car for them. But it’s tons of fun off road. If you’re single or just a couple, that’s all you need because you can remove that rear seat and it’s a ton of space in the rear. In fact, you can bring 2 dogs and load everything else up on the roof.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good comment!

[@macsloan58]

We have a 2012 2door Wrangler - crush Orange. It has only 60,000 miles in it and just 500 in the last three years. We hope to keep it indefinitely. It is currently sitting by itself in the garage. It comes out for the once in a while trip to our nearby farm. Not often though. If they are not going to make the 2 door any more, we will definitely keep it. It can only be more highly valued both in price and also in nostalgia. Good video

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thanks for watching!

[@wailingalen]

I learned how to drive a stick on my uncles 4.0 TJ with the top off! It was love at first drive man, and I have not driven an auto since!!! I had to wait almost 20 years before I am about to drive a manual 2 door Jeep in my soon to be my JL 2door!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Awesome! Ryan (the second half of Dirt road cred) learned on a JK. Definitely more fun!

[@pspimages651]

I had a 4 door 2018 JL liked it but just got back into a 2 door, LOVE it

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Awesome!!!

[@daletek1]

I have a '21 Willys 2 door. Your point about it not being able to accommodate a hose out/weather-proof set up is well taken. That fact will kill the wrangler as it has always been known. This JL 2 door still evokes a ton of nostalgia (purposely vague steering, borderline too much power, general 'dangerous' feel) and also all the plusses you noted. The back seat of mine is removed and I use it as a very small pick up basically. That said, the best point you had was about the cost. Mine was optioned to $38000. In retrospect that is about $10K too much just for this level of nostalgia. I owned a CJ-7 and a TJ for years so 4 doors have always been a goofy abomination to me since they came out in 07 (I absolutely understand why some people love them though). Would rather just buy a 4runner if I need 4 doors. So I agree, days of the 2 door will be gone soon. They can't be priced low enough nor made with the same bare bones utility. I always thought a JL version of the original 2 door unlimited would be cool. Better breakover than a 4 door, slightly more space than a 4 but cooler looking. Not likely FCA would go that route though.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Great points!

[@tdsmith]

Another great informational video! I think it's great that you often speak of your father. I'm sure he had a very positive influence on your character and sales ability.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Appreciate that Tim!!!

[@TheDon8771]

I love my 2door. It’s perfect for me. I don’t want to be forced into a 4door. I hope Jeep keeps 2doors alive. Please Jeep , bring back the dune clear coat color. It’s my favorite Jeep color.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Dune is awesome!

[@kloveda5]

Personally, the 2 door needs to be WAY cheaper. It could easily become an entry level model marketed as a “1st car” for young drivers, seniors would like to have something fun and simpler to operate, and could be a backup “weekend warrior” vehicle for people with families. The price point is really why the 2 door is dying, not due to functionality. With paper thin margins the 2 door could become a loss leader and help boost the sales of 4 doors down the line. The base model 2 door needs to be affordable and simple (they could make money on factory upgrades).

[@DIRTROADCRED]

100 percent agree!

[@Cuffsmaster]

My wife and I are retired. I pulled a 2 door behind my 40 foot RV all over the Country. My wife and I were traveling pre-pandamic a large about of the time.. Once at a location and settled for a few days we liked to explore the area on day trip. When doing so sometimes you find yourself in tight places. This happens many times. It is hard to find a place in which you can't turn a 2 door around and get out of troube even if traveling by yourself. The down side for me is that I need lots of space for camera gear and it needs to be secure. SO I removed the back seat and put a lock compartment there for expensive gear. After all it is just my wife and I traveling.... SO at Yellowstone my daughter flew out to Jackson Hole and joined us for a week. Well - -we had to rent a car for a week in order for her to travel with us. So there is that.. Now we pull a 2022 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk behind the RV. It has more space than the 2 door but not as fun in my opinion. SO as I sad before I am on the lookout for a TJ. I probably will not pull the TJ behind the RV on long trips but there are lots of fun things to do with a 2 door Jeep as I live near the Smokey Mountains in East Tennessee. I can see them out my window as we speak here.,

[@maribethsimcock4377]

That's why if they still have in 25 I'm factory ordering. I don't want all the extra crap they throw in

[@daredevil9745]

I highly agree, I want one but for the price point I’d rather just stick to the 4 door.

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

I know this sounds sacrilegious but hear me out. What if they made a RWD or FWD version of the 2 door Wrangler. (Ducking for cover). It will be much, much cheaper. Maybe start a no frills version at $29,999. It may just help save it long term.

[@cindywaggoner9325]

I just bought a 2019 2 door Jeep Wrangler Golden Eagle and I love it I am going to get the steps put on it because I have trouble getting into it

[@jeepingwithjon]

Hey Matt! Fun seeing my new 2dr Punkin rubi on your channel. I absolutely love it and I def get the nostalgic driving it, especially with the 6speed. I really don’t think they are going to keep the 2 door around in the next iteration, primarily because of the epa push for EV and the lack of space for a battery. Perhaps if they went to a full electric model where the motors were at the wheels, like rivian, they could put the battery under the hood. This would mean an end to the solid axles though. The uncertain future of the 2 door definitely played a role in me ordering one of the possible last of its kind. I have the 392 as well and can drive that if I need space. You are going to love the 392!

[@edmundanderson657]

How did it go with tax and tags? Did you go get it or have it delivered to NJ.

[@jeepingwithjon]

@@edmundanderson657 I had it delivered to my house in NJ. Very smooth transaction. They took care of tax and tags. Will be mailing it to my house. Once they do I’ll drive to inspection and they give me a new 5 year sticker. Easy peasy. I don’t think I’ll ever buy a new car any other way now :)

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thanks for stopping by Jon, great comment!

[@roberthuish9901]

I own a 2021 2 door and wanted one from the beginning. It was bought used and when we bought it, it was the only one 2 door rubicon on the lot. The one draw back that my wife has expressed is that it feels more skittish on the road and driving down the highways. There are a lot of advantages to it, and I intend to build it up with a slight lift, better bumpers, and offroad lights so that I can eventually travel the country with my wife and do jeep trails. I have four kids and three of them are teenagers that will be moving on and out of the house soon. I rarely need to transport more than two other kids at which is perfect considering it only holds four people. I regularly accelorate onto the freeways faster than two and four doors wranglers with the six cylinder engine and have gotten up to 27 miles to the gallon in my fuel economy, (usually about 22). No complaints and have gone places in two wheel drive no car has any business going, no complaints and no regrets.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I love the 2 doors I had!

[@andymckane7271]

As a former Land Rover owner (1964-1993), I always preferred the 88" vehicles to the 109" vehicles. The extra space in the "Long" station wagon was very nice, as was its extra payload capacity in weight. A 109" Land Rover, any model of it, with the 2.25 liter four cylinder engine was terribly underpowered. The NADA version of the six cylinder engine had major engine problems when premium fuel was not used and when those sixes were lugged. My favorite of the Series Land Rovers was the Series III, 88-inch station wagons. (I had the SW top with tropical roof; a also had a full-length canvas top, and a pick-up cab as well as what Rover called the 3/4 length canvas top. My pickup cab had a tropical roof panel on it.) I drove the Series III quite frequently in San Diego with no top at all on the vehicle. Most of the time for tearing around town, I drove it with the pickup cab on the Series III 88-inch. Since 2012, I've owned a JK Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. To put this in simple and direct terms, my Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon has been vastly more reliable than any Land Rover product I've ever owned. (Had quite a few of them over the years between 1964 and 1993. Also brought in a grey market Range Rover in 1982 that I kept for eleven months.) I've become a great lover of the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, but, to be completely honest with you, I'll always prefer driving---at least on trips of several hundred miles or less---a shorter wheelbase vehicle. I've yet to own a two-door Wrangler, but have thought about buying one for the last few years. I would NOT replace my Unlimited JK Rubicon with a two-door Rubicon. It would be a second Wrangler for my wife and I to enjoy, to love, and to have great fun with. I like your videos! Thank you for your fine product information on Jeep! These days the non-emotional side of my brain says "stick with Jeep." Land Rover was good in its day, but its day---and its place (Africa and Australia in the 1950's and 1960's)---is long gone. Today's Jeep truly is a better, far better and far more reliable product. My 2012 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon was a factory order. Our next Jeep will, almost certainly, be another factory order. We do love the tight turning circle of the short-wheelbase Wrangler. Andy McKane, 2 March 2023, former owner of McKane's Rover Imports of San Diego, California, Maunaloa, Molokai, Hawaii.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice comment and a good point also, this is a good read!

[@BradWade-mv5dt]

Hey Matt, Love the cannel, I've watched the occasional video from CJ's and from Susquehanna, I'm really fond of you industry news videos. Been a long time Jeep guy, I'll be 60 this year. 2x YJs, 04 TJ Rubicon, 14 JK Rubicon, but I'm currently Jeepless. I've set a trend over the years and 24 is my year for a new one. It will be a 2 door Rubicon, provided they still make them, and will give Lindsey a call to see what she can do for me when the time comes. Jeeps are not what they use to be for sure. If Jeep made a stripped Rubicon today I would buy it. No power anything, hand cranks windows etc. If they made a Willys sport with Dana 44s and lockers front and rear I'd be all over that. But we know it's not marketable so I won't hold my breath. If a 4 door Jeep had been around back when I had kids I would probably be a 4 door Jeep guy, but they didn't, so I'm not. My oldest son is though, he has a family so it's perfect for him. I would buy a jeep, need something bigger for the kids and trade it for something bigger. Once my kids were grown I bought the the 2 door JK and pulled the rear seat out. It didn't go back in until I traded it in last year. I relocated for work and needed a commuter, about 80 miles a day. JLs are better in some regards, not so much in others. I have a lot of places I want to go in the next few years want a Jeep with a warranty and I can drive over multiple days and still be able to get off road. I've done all the lifting and big tires I'll ever do. The back seat will go away, A winch and on board air will go in and that's it. Time to hit the road and explore.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Hey there! Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your Jeep journey with us. It's great to see such a strong love for the 2 door Wranglers, and I totally understand your desire for a stripped-down Rubicon. But hey, we can always dream, right? It's awesome that your oldest son is carrying on the Jeep tradition and that a 4 door is the perfect fit for his family. And don't worry, even though the JLs might not be perfect in every way, they still have that iconic Jeep spirit and capability to take you to those places you want to explore. Sounds like you have some exciting adventures ahead of you, and we can't wait to hear about them once you hit the road in your new 2 door Rubicon. And hey, if you ever decide to strip it down even further with hand-crank windows and no power anything, we won't judge - we might even give you a round of applause for keeping it old school. Cheers!

[@navcop33]

Just bought a JL 2DR and I love it! Where did you get the jeep models you have on the desk behind you?

[@mikesters3532]

Love my 22 JLR 2.0 turbo, 2.5” TeraFlex lift on 35’s. 2 doors are the real deal!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice!

[@michaelbinkley5310]

My first Jeep was a 2 door 97 TJ… loved it…. I am now on my 2nd 4 door JK…. Love it more. 2 doors a very nostalgic and still get my attention. My thoughts are if you have a 2 door, hold on to it because I think one day Jeep is going to stop making them. It will be a collectors item.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Excellent point Mike!

[@johnpryor1653]

I like the look and wheelbase of the Magneto 2.0 concept.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Me too!

[@matthewmuroski873]

My first Jeep was a 2000 Wrangler Sahara white 5 speed, second Jeep was a 2013 Jk 2 door commando green 6 speed, and recently I bought a 2013 jku in commando green automatic. My 2013 2 door was my favorite, but like you said with having a family a 4 door is much more usable!! I would hate to see the 2 door go away!!!!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good point here!

[@Q80hobiecat63]

Yes sir Got a 2024 Rubicon 2 door in white soft top and manual shift this month for the royal sum of 58000 I love it

[@gunz2090]

Picked up a 23 2 door a couple of months ago. 3.6 manual. Looking forward to getting out of the midwest this spring and taking a trip or two out west with it.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice!

[@Kylesjeep]

I own a 2-door sting gray. I’m single with no kids or wife so I saw it as enough space for myself. I love the look and handling of my 2-door. But I am with you on the future. I believe the 2-door is on its way out. Now if I get another it will be a 4-door just for the space. I believe the 2 door should be less money that what it is currently at. So at the price I’d just go 4 door instead and have more room. I love that I can turn around anywhere and park anywhere. I hope to keep it for as long as it will last and put 4 door beside of it one day!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very good points!

[@SuperSugar]

I just ordered a Tuscadaro 2 door. I Absolutly love the 2 door and have no interest in a 4 door. Hope they keep them coming!

[@lukebower7228]

I drive a 2 door 2021 JL. It’s awesome. I know what you mean about it not feeling as nostalgic. But mines treated me very well. Great off road. And super fun on adventures. I just take the rear seats out for more space

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Love to hear it!

[@IsleSeat]

JL 2 door here and I have no need for a 4 door. Not to repeat others about the space requirements. Funny, the Jeep Wrangler development also mirrors the developments of Iphones. Getting bigger and bigger.....I am a fan of minimalizm. Keep up the good work!

[@gerrymccarthy9568]

Where I live, (Ireland), Jeep Wranglers are rearer than hens teeth. I have a 2012 JK, two door, bought new, RHD, auto, Sahara, 2.8l TD. (200hp, 360 pound feet). It is one of many cars/SUV’s I own. I bought it for nostalgia, from my days as a young person living in Detroit. It’s more akin to earlier Jeeps, such as the CJ’s I used there. I love it off road. I have 86k km. on it, ‘ bout 54k miles. It’s a keeper.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very nice to hear!

[@brianflynn5491]

Yes I agree, don’t let the 2 door go away, it’s a icon of the military area

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I want it to stay, just hard financially for them!

[@danabalch5244]

I ordered a 22 JL Willys Sport 2door for the 6speed manual. Traded my colorado 18 ZR2 for it. It was a beautiful truck and had every thing anyone could ever want. But it didn't make me smile. Now i cant stop smiling when I drive.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Love to hear it!

[@DTHEMANN22]

Had a 2010 jk 2 door for 13 years. Just got a 2023 JL 2 door Willy's in velocity yellow and I'm absolutely in love with it. Love the short wheelbase. Not a big fan of the look of the 4 door.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Glad you got the yellow!

[@710JL]

The two door will live on, I’ve had a tj that bought from my father as well. I owned a 08 2 door rubicon since my high school years up to now I still owned it in my garages parked it my mother uses it, I bought a 2018 2 JL Base and it’s definitely a head turner while on 37’s, I’ll get a jeep truck when one becomes fully electric

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I hope they live on!

[@Jay-906]

I like videos like this. Your just simply putting your thoughts out there based on how you see it, and your not bashing the 2 door either. You make very valid points. I got a 2 door because i like the looks of them too and i love the freaking turning radius on it. I do see why people go to the 4 door though, im ownership of mine for 3 months the time of making this comment. It takes a special purpose and love for the 2 door. So with that being said i think if there are sales there, jeep will continue making it. Just my 2 cents.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Appreciate a well written comment. Thanks for watching!

[@4luvofmovies485]

I had 4 2-doors wranglers throughout the years and loved them. But I had a need for four door. So I went with the Gladiator . I would hope they would keep making the 2 door

[@DIRTROADCRED]

While Jeep may make changes to their lineup in the future, it's important to remember that the 2-door Wrangler has a dedicated and passionate fanbase. Many Jeep enthusiasts appreciate the maneuverability, agility, and fun driving experience that the 2-door model provides.

[@Brisco1983]

I’m on my second 2 door. I have 2 kids and a wife. I’ve always been a minimalist. I have a hitch basket coming if we ever decide to take it on vacation. But we will probably always take my wife’s Grand Cherokee. I also just bought a 5x8 utility trailer. Which is way better than my Tacoma with the 5 foot bed. My 13 year old also will be driving in 3 years. My thought is it would be a great first vehicle for him. Then I’ll hope to buy another 2 door. Maybe a CJ7 and use it as a daily. Lol!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very good comment!

[@justinq369]

Ordered my 2023 Willys Sport 2 door in Sting-Grey with tan seats from Canada. Excited!!! Two door all the way! Haha

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Haha nice choice!

[@bifflohman1]

I really like my 2 door JL with no lift and on 33s. I have been seeing more and more of the 2doors on the road. Married with no kids, so that helps the situation a bit.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Absolutely !

[@jonhouchin4947]

I think your thoughts and insight are right on. I have a 2020 2 door JL Rubicon Recon and, as you mentioned, am in that empty nester stage of life so the 2-door is the right size for me. But I also have a modified late model Ford Ranger that fills in all the places where the 2-door JL falls short (passengers and cargo). One clarification on electrification, my Jeep has the 4 cylinder turbo with e- torque (I’ve read there are only a few thousand of these over one or two model years) and while it’s not a plug-in, it is electrified. I have 35s and it still gets over 20 mpg on the highway and around 15 mpg during moderate wheeling with 50/50 4L and 4H. Side note, I didn’t purchase this powertrain deliberately but am very pleased with it, it smokes my turbo Ranger and my buddies 4-door JL 3.6, a lot having to do with weight and the electric “motor” filling in for the turbo lag I suspect.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thanks so much for the comment!

[@DiveBC]

Update as of January 2024 Xtreme Recon package with 35" tires. Just ordered a 2024 Willys with a manual. Now I am wondering how much longer the Manual transmission will be around.

[@rogergoeser1426]

I’ve owned 6 two drs, 2 four drs and a Gladiator. I am now retired and I am planing on a 2 dr for my next one. It’s a lot easier removing 2 drs than 4. I hope they stick around.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Now that's a lot of jeep products!

[@williammoncrief2780]

2018 2 door 2.0t Rubicon Love it. Pulled out rear seat and subwolfer for storage. Dumb move on jeeps part, put s speaker in the only storage compartment. Good stock, Grate lifted. 4 door must be lifted to look right. Are foren market sales in the statistics? Don't think it's going away.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Time will tell!

[@richarddagobert2703]

I had a 2 door JK and really like it, all the benefits that you mentioned were accurate with a 2 door. I ended up trading it in on a 2020 JL 4 door and I did so for the extra space, both for passengers and storage. I'm 62 and the wife is just a couple of years behind me and having the extra space made sense, all of our friends are in the same age group and if we want to have them ride along to the beach or into the woods I don't think they're going to be real excited about squeezing in and out of a 2 door.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Glad to hear the real world use!

[@Truth_Spoken]

They aren’t going to be real excited to fit in the back of a 4 door either

[@richarddagobert2703]

@@Truth_Spoken LOL...true but it's still easier then the 2 door was. I've actually sat in the backseat of my buddies gladiator and the way the back doors are shaped does make it a little harder

[@BrandonsYouTube]

Going to a dealer this weekend to see about factory ordering a 2 door Willys. I don't need the extra space inside, I can always just pull a small trailer.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Nice!!! Check out Dan cummins if you want a killer deal!

[@BrandonsYouTube]

@@DIRTROADCRED I would, but I live in Nashville so I'm sure that's a bit of a drive away lol

[@adolfoluciano71]

I'm in the process of purchasing a new two door 2003 Wrangler. I don't need the extra doors or the additional cargo space. I prefer the Sport S trim. If any of you could give me some information on how I could get a good deal at the Jeep dealer, I would really appreciate it.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Might be a good video idea!

[@angiej4865]

56 year old lady in the UK - looking to buy a 2 door punk'n orange or red Rubicon (or Overland). I've always wanted one - just gotta do it before I'm too old to handle it! 😂😊

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Never to old to get into a Wrangler!

[@piemar97]

Thankfully, I got myself a 2021 2-Door Wrangler Rubicon (EU Spec), not planning to get rid of it ever, really. Already here in Europe, all countries except Cyprus (where I live) and the UK, are only selling the 4-Door 4xe version and not the 2-Door. With the new trends in car industry for these hatchback-crossovery SUVs that also "offroad" e.g., new Defender, the Wrangler is now an all-time classic and the quintessential off-roader with an on-road presence and cool factor that really no other vehicle matches (maybe the G-Class a bit, but that doesn't have a 2-Door version anymore); now the 2-Door Wrangler, that is in a class of its own really, both for its classic off-road appeal and proportions and its off-road manners. If they decide to stop it, it will become an even rarer finding on the road, and you can already imagine what will happen to the already good ability of Wranglers to hold their value (2-Door value will sky-rocket).

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Enjoy it!

[@wpg1977]

I purchased a new 2 door rubicon The dealer said they sell about 5 or 6 per year . Keep up the great videos .

[@DIRTROADCRED]

The number gets lower and lower, thanks for watching!

[@JoeSmith-nu8oo]

My first Jeep was a 2 door Rubicon with the soft top and yes it was a lot of fun, just point it where you want it to go and hold on! I'm really liking my Unlimited with the 35's though. Looking at front bumpers and lights, maybe getting the Mojave or Rubicon hood, not sure about a winch though, because as much as I like off-roading I don't want to damage my new Jeep!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Right on!

[@jcfc8197]

My mother and I had a long debate over me getting a 2 door or 4 door. I won the debate and got a 2 door JL, funny I let her drive it, and she loves it. It’s just me, so I took out the back seat. I have enough space. 2 doors rule.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Agreed! Good choice with the 2dr

[@WinstonFlys]

Loved the video. Also I have a 2014, 2 door Jeep wrangler and was wondering if you knew or recommended a place were i could get a pair of half doors for it.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I just saw a set come up on marketplace, that is my go-to for good pricing, just be mindful of spam accounts!

[@WinstonFlys]

@@DIRTROADCRED Thanks for the help

[@KDeker]

Just about 2 weeks ago I bought my first jeep, at 2dr JL and I couldn’t be happier. Exactly what I wanted and so much fun to drive. That said, the reason I wanted a 2dr is because I’m a young guy and feel as though I won’t have a ton of time in my life where a 2dr makes sense in the future. The market is pretty niche to young people or enthusiasts so I would understand Jeep’s money concern with it.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

100 percent agree!

[@auduffer]

The nimble capability of the 2-door is huge and has me eyeing them, but the space of the 4-door so I can do more overlanding is probably where i'd lean.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very good points!

[@Cuffsmaster]

Yeah you can't pack much in a 2 door but hey it's a jeep. smile

[@mowcowbell]

I just wished they would make a 2 door Gladiator!

[@kylewillis3033]

🤟

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Me too!

[@rickytrevino8281]

2 door will always be best for offroading, but it does annoy the hell out of me that the 2dr uses a square rollcage rather than a fastback, which would make it look alot better with the top down. I also hate that the rear sets dont fold flat, but instead you have to tumble them upwards and pull them out, plus how the rear seats are full sized. Like no ones going back there for comfort, just get a small, skinny, slightly elevated bench seat like bleachers or something, the seats take way too much room

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Fastback would be awesome!

[@scott4858]

Even as a 4 door owner, I hope they never get rid of the 2 door. If I didn’t have a baby on the way I would have gone 2 door.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Congratulations on the baby! And don't worry, you can always get a 2-door for your mid-life crisis. Kidding aside, it's great to hear that even as a 4-door owner, you recognize the appeal of the 2-door. I think we can all agree that both have their strengths and weaknesses, and it's all about finding the right Jeep that fits your current lifestyle. But who knows, maybe your little one will grow up to be a hardcore off-roader and demand a 2-door Wrangler for their first car. Never too early to start them young, right?

[@lttruck2973]

2018 JK hardtop here. Mine is more or less stock. I bought four extra wheels with aggressive stock size tires for winter. Removed the back seat and stored. It's my daily runner. I don't do trails or ride through the waves at the beach. Never had the doors off. Never had the rear top off. I use it for uphill climbs in the snow here on my small farm. Don't have a choice around here when it snows. I'm a big guy and driver seat all the way back. 4 door never made sense to me. No room behind the front seats when I drive. If I had to I would remove the rear seats in the 4 door model. The Gladiator just doesn't work as a truck. Wish they reintroduce the J Series. I would look at that! Things have a way of making a full circle. 2 door might disappear for awhile but it will be back. I should have bought two back then.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good comment!

[@jlautomotive6349]

Another great video, I think the 2 door is awesome… getting a little bloated over the generations but still a super cool option. With that said I do think we will see the end here sooner than later! Keep up the amazing work 👍

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@johnrossi6212]

I get that the 4dr is a better choice, but I love the 2dr. When I was a kid we had a ‘57 CJ5 and that’s what made me love Jeeps.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

The 2 door holds a special place in my heart also

[@efs83dws]

I have had a two door TJ for ten years. I love it. I do wish I had more room on long trips.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Never get rid of it!

[@efs83dws]

@@DIRTROADCRED I will not. I still have my 1999 Honda CB750F. Won’t get rid of it either.

[@bobvedder2451]

I liked my two door wrangler rubicon. I did remove the rear seat which makes a better storage space. The main reason i bought a gladiator was i needed a truck with jeep capabilities.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I had mine out for a while also!

[@mikamo]

Just ordered a 2 door JL, I feel like it’ll be my last opportunity to own a new 2 door. I’ve never owned a Jeep before, but I’ve driven my fair share of JKs, mostly 2 door. I’m not single, but neither one of us want kids ever, so that’s not an issue. Also, there’s the old line of the dealer saying “well if it was MY daughter I’d NEVER let her drive off the lot with one,” which is fair. But my actual resume says “professional driver,” because driving, and driving carefully, is literally my career. Plus where I live, there are millions of 4 door pavement princesses, and I can’t stand the thought of looking like one of them. Only thing I’d want to change in my Jeep is the fully manual door locks. Wish I could put the key in and twist it and lock/unlock BOTH doors instead of just the one, y’know? Maybe an A1 kit or something.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Awesome! Enjoy your new 2 door!

[@seanwhent9588]

I love my 2 door JL. For me it is entirely a play car so I don’t care about the lesser storage space. I like the tight turning radius and its off road ability. For a daily driver, I’m not sure it’s the best option for most people.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Right, each person has their own needs!

[@kutamatah]

Agree with you I use mine gently but but love the low range tractor feel and control you get . Mine is a 19 2 door rubicon and it is a Manual . I maintain it beyond factory care and keep it tip top. I’ve some wild adventures with this beast and legend . As a tank driver and armoured vehicle operator and recon soldier amongst other things . Jeep is a tank it’s a legend but we all feel the inflation reduction of its purity . It’s out of balance in price and the service centres and warranties are atrocious but I love it abs it makes me feel alive and that something I’m fighting for . Memories , experiences and scars that make it worth your blood sweat and tears . They don’t make them like they used to and they are cheap but they cheap as they’ve ever been and the most expensive prices in Gods name . If you just be still you will see tho just how much of your efforts you put forward are not replenished no matter know we cut it or dive it someone of getting burned but please for the love of everything let the jeeps be protected and preserved and cherished as they are disappearing and more and more watered down and expensive . May your tires last and you rims stay true and that vibration and noise treat you to that special delight that makes you turn on your light 💡

[@LGoody9273]

I sold my YJ to help bank roll a JLUR, I was a little suprised at how much I didn't miss the YJ. I did waffle between 2 and 4 doors before I finally ordered but I fell like I made the right decision for me. I should add that I did get the manual which unfortunatly is on that endangered species as well.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very good point!

[@Cuffsmaster]

Long trips or a day off the main roads in a YJ would kill me today. At past 70 years old I shake up much easier than when I was 50 with my TJ or riding in a friends YJ. If I did today what I once did in a YJ you'd probably have to call an ambulance before getting me out.

[@scottsymons6152]

2-door is what started the Jeep craze. 60 minutes went after the CJ-5 because of its short wheelbase...and the fact that people can't drive. I had a '77 Jeep CJ-7. Ran no top all summer and fall. Beat the snot out of it and had a blast. A JL Wrangler is the same from the front doors forward even the front section of carpet is the same. So R&D is sharable between the 2-door and 4-door. Same tailgate and glass lift hatch. Same 3.6 liter V6 and Etorque 3.6 liter V6. Same 6-speed manual transmission. Mostly same axles. So they share a tremendous amount of parts commonality. Which in the automotive assembly area is cost conscious. If you look at the body stampings compared to say a CJ-2...very different but very much the same. Stamping dies haven't changed that much. Mazda Miata has a very strong following but still isn't produced that much. I don't see them killing off what made Jeep. Do I want a 2-door...yup! Had a JK Wrangler Rubicon Hardrock. Loaded with a 6-speed manual transmission. Hypergreen. Only change I would make now is an automatic. And by no means an ETorque junk or a 4XE! I'll burn fossil fuel till I die. I can run from here to California and back. Hit every gas station there is. No worries. Good debate. If I was Stillantis, 2-door will stay. For as long as there is a 4-door.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Great comment here!

[@wrangler70jkujeep74]

I grew up in V8 CJ-5 Soft Top was a blast in summer dad taught me Jeep wave ✌️😁 we go to mountains allot in NC or go trailing btw it was Green 💚 1974 and CJ-7 1984 was body color matching hard top Renegade it was awesome had white rims red and blue pin stripe both I rode to school in love them both . My first 4x4 1978 Scout 2 with jeep motor 304 V8 dual exhaust. Far as off road I've seen 2 doors hitting ruff trails with 4 Dr and 2 Dr done heck allot better on tuff climbs and obstacles than 4dr .

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Great comment and good story!

[@dsyncd555]

My 2 door 2018 sport s scares the crap out of me hitting bumps at 75mph+. I don't know what to do about about the suspension because it is trash. Any suggestions? I have Falcon shocks going on hopefully soon and already have a steering dampener (I know it is a band-aid). Even run lower 30psi to make it more stable.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Check all of your front steering components!

[@antmon123]

diehard 2 door here - the 4 door is very cool as well, but to me, that's more like a Gladiator than it is Wrangler - can't deny though that the 4 door is much more functional

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I agree 2-door is great!

[@mikestenger8952]

Any insight on the manual transmission recall? My current 2 door manual is scheduled but I’m assuming it’s going to be delayed or worse depending on whatever solution they come up with

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I haven’t heard too much more, I’ve seen that recall a few times!

[@justinq369]

Would you ever go with cloth tan seats? I am going to order my new 2023 hesitating if I should go tan or blk on a two door Willy in sting grey. Any thoughts my Jeep friends?

[@DIRTROADCRED]

My dad has them!

[@GoTerpsGoBlue]

I have a 2019 2door. Love it. If they disco the 2door…I will consider the Bronco

[@DIRTROADCRED]

They are awesome!

[@JessikaParman]

'17 Rubicon JK here, I LOVE it so much. However, I can fully see why they aren't as popular. I ended up taking out the backseat as it's mostly just me in it and there is NO room with it in. She is my daily and off-roader, but if I had more people riding with me, the JKU would definitely make more sense. Also, we have 2 Great Danes, and while they do fit in the the back, it is not comfortable for long road trips. Also, I would say that the two "worst" things about a 2 door are: getting tossed around by semi trucks and high winds and I so wished I could roll down the back window. On days when I don't have my top off, but want to have my window down, it gets a little blowy haha

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Very good comment!

[@sscbkr48]

Got a 2 dr JK. Back seat out, shepherd rides shotgun. The ventilation is horrible! she's always cracking off. Worse than a skunk.

[@anicorp4952]

To me, I've always though of 2dr jeeps as the ultimate bachelor vehicle!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Perfect for our editor!

[@avnmech]

I have a feeling the 2dr will continue in for basic trims, Sport, Sport S, Willys, and Rubicon trims. They will most likely ditch the 3.6L and will keep the 2.0L turbo as the 2dr base engine with manual, and auto options, and the 3.6L E-torque will be the “Electric” option for the 2dr model. Just my simple thoughts. I myself have a 4dr auto 3.6 JL and with 35’s, a 2” lift, and a LSD in the rear it does amazingly well off road, heck a lot of time I can go through most trails in 2WD. In the future my wrangler will get 4.56 gears and at the minimum a rear locker. No sure if I really need or would ever use a front locker, as I generally don’t do rocks. Here in the southern Midwest it’s all about the mud!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Hopefully the 2-door will live on!

[@justinq369]

To me… two door in a soft top is a REAL JEEP. All those fancy features like one touch roof off, etc. kinda “kill” the concept/look of a JEEP. I never want mine to be built as a luxury SUV.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

I feel ya there!

[@seanflahockey]

I have a ‘21 four door Rubicon and I’m now looking to get a two door. Nobody has ever sat in my back seat since buying it and I think want something even smaller. I’m at a point in my life that a two door makes sense with my family fully grown. But I’m waiting for the 2024’s to come out with the possible refresh and better uConnect like what’s in the current Grand Cherokee. I would’ve liked to have seen an Extreme package on the two door but I understand the legal matters. I’ll just put 35’s on it. If Jeep drops it I’ll just go with the two door Bronco by next year when inventories rise and prices stabilize.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Good to hear that point of view!

[@t.davidthomas4430]

I have a 2021 2dr that I ordered with the 6spd manual trans. Love it but the aftermarket world seems to ignore them so unfortunately I think your assessment that they will likely go away from the Jeep line up is accurate.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

t's great to hear that you love your 2021 2-door Jeep with the 6-speed manual transmission. It's understandable that you might be disappointed with the lack of aftermarket options available for your specific configuration. Unfortunately, manual transmissions have become less common in modern vehicles due to factors such as fuel economy regulations and shifting consumer preferences. As a result, it's possible that the 2-door model with a manual transmission could eventually be phased out of the Jeep lineup. However, it's great to see that there are still passionate Jeep enthusiasts like yourself who value the experience of driving a manual transmission and appreciate the unique capabilities and characteristics of the 2-door model. Regardless of the direction that Jeep decides to take with their lineup in the future, it's important to continue to support and enjoy the vehicles that we love.

[@d.williamvitt3869]

I bet they don’t redesign the 2DR JL in the future, keeping them around like the Checker Cabs but not taking them into 4Xe. I use our JLU as the Chuckwagon and I’ll use our forthcoming Gladiator to carry heavy gear, tons of extra water & fuel; every BDR Trip still needs 2Dr’s as “Scout” vehicles for the convoy.

[@DIRTROADCRED]

That would be interesting!

[@contemptkustoms3495]

"With that being said," "ultimately," you're my favorite jeep channel 😁

[@tonymunoz7400]

Same!!!! 🔥

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thank you!!!!

[@DIRTROADCRED]

Thank you!!!