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WATCH: Beavers escape in win over USC
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Oregon State was able to ride out the momentum of a 26-point lead to escape the Galen Center with a 76-66 victory over USC on Thursday night.
The Beavers jumped out to an incredible start, taking a 23-point lead into halftime, looking to put away the Trojans early in the second frame. It appeared as if Oregon State (15-12, 7-8 Pac-12) would be able to move into cruise control in the first few minutes of the final period, but USC (10-18, 1-14) would storm back to bring it within five, 69-64. Time would not favor the Men of Troy, as Oregon State was able to close it out from the stripe.
Eric Moreland became the Oregon State career blocks leader after sending three shots back against the Trojans. The Texas native was a rebounding machine for the Beavers, grabbing 14 boards. He also tacked on seven points to his stat line.
Roberto Nelson scored a team-high 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the floor. He also recorded five rebounds and five assists on the night, providing offensive balance for the Beavers.
Langston Morris-Walker tied a career-high with 11 points, all of which found the back of the net in the first half. The sophomore also pulled in four rebounds.
Angus Brandt scored 11 of his 13 points in the first half, which helped prop Oregon State to its 23-point lead at the intermission. The big man was the standard of consistency from the stripe going 8-for-8 on the night.
"It is very hard to win on the road," Oregon State head coach Craig Robinson said. "When you put on a game like we did for the first 33 minutes of play, they aren't going to take it. We haven't played in games that are this meaningful this late in the season and we need some practice at it. This was a good way to do that."
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Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 3:06 pm
Post subject: July 19th MnGCA caching event
The planning for the July 19th event in Carver county's Lake Minnewashta Regional Park is coming together. Ladybug has done the lion's share of the planning already and now I need to get my pieces in place. Watch for an event cache page to be set up by this weekend.
We're planning on having an all day event this time. Plan on finding a bunch of temporary caches in the morning, picnic and meeting at noonish and a fun, themed multi-cache in the afternoon.
What I need now are volunteers to place temporary caches in the park. These will be 1-day caches for the event only and will not be posted on geocaching.com. Don't worry hunters, you can still get credit by posting finds on the event page like we did for the picnic last month.
Please contact me soon if you would like to place a cache. You have your choice - do one for the themed series for the afternoon (these will be creative and fun to do I think), do a standard one for the morning, or one of each.
Thanks and see you at the event,
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2003 2:16 pm
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Event page is finally up!
Also wanted to say that by "temporary" caches for the event we mean that these can be just for the event with no write up on geocaching.com or can be caches like Centris's Ingrid's Place which are on geocaching.com but are brought to events. Up to you. Either way, please get the coords to me by email before the day of the event or by 8:45 at the shelter. We want to get everything set so people can get hunting as early as 9:00 am.
Hope to see you all there!
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Whoops -- sorry..... "Ingrid's Place" has been archived since the April Wisconsin event. I figured it had lived out it's event lifespan and was getting old.
I'll see if I can get it unarchived this week.
No pressure intended, just an example that a lot of us have seen.
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Hi all,
Spent yesterday evening walking Minnewashta Regional Park with Jillibean and Carver County Parks coordinator, Lenny Schmitz (Carverguy here in our forum). Jill and I had visited the park before, but getting a guided tour really showed off what a cool park this is! Hopefully our mystery multi-cache will show you some neat parts of the park as well. Looks like we will have a hub cache where you will learn the nature of the mystery, 5-6 satellite caches, and the final solution. We had fun putting it together - hope it pays off for everyone.
Some notes on the park:
--Please park only in designated areas. Lenny made a point to warn us about parking. Parking is enforced by the local sherriffs, not the park people. In addition to the $30 ticket the state legislature has tacked on an additional $60 onto the tickets as of July 1st.
Vechicles with boats/trailers can only park in boat launch parking lots while vechiles without trailers can not park in boat launch lots. Short answer: park your car without a boat trailer in the lot at our shelter, #3 (event coordinates).
--Our shelter has a grill (can someone volunteer to bring charcoal?), power, water, sand volleyball. The park also has a great beach and a playground.
--As has been mentioned before, bring bug dope.
--Weather forecast looks great for Saturday!
See you there!
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Great time was had by all -- thanks so much Jilli-booth and Lady Bug!
We all appreciate your hard work
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Sorry I couldn't make it, but I found out that there was going to be a send-off ceremony at the Xcel Energy Center for Mn. National Guard soldiers being deployed to Bosnia, and I felt it was more important for me to go to that instead--even though I'm not being deployed (yet), I have quite a few friends who are. I'll be at the next event, though. Sounds like everyone had a lot of fun!!!
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2003 2:50 pm
Post subject: Sorry I missed it!
The picnic sounds like it was a lot of fun. I'm still getting use to geocaching, but I'm learning fast. This would have been a great learning experience, I'm sure.
Congratulations to all on what looks like it was a successful day!
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Queen Boreas wrote:
The picnic sounds like it was a lot of fun. I'm still getting use to geocaching, but I'm learning fast. This would have been a great learning experience, I'm sure.
Congratulations to all on what looks like it was a successful day!
Met some good people there - would have liked to met you as well.
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Post subject: Couple Finishes State Park Challenge First
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Bemidji couple first in state to finish geocaching challenge
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Published Wednesday, June 25, 2008
In honor of Minnesotas Sesquicentennial, state parks collaborated in setting up the Minnesota State Park Geocaching History Challenge.
Out of the thousands of registered geocachers in Minnesota, Cindy and Allan Habedank of Bemidji, Minn., took on the challenge and were the first to finish.
The basic idea of geocaching is to find hidden caches in various types of locations all across the world by using GPS coordinates. Individuals and organizations can set up the caches and then share the location coordinates by posting on geocaching.com. Some demo parks offer GPS units for geocachers to borrow for the day. The cost of a GPS unit starts at $50.
The geocaches really are all around the world you can actually find a geocache in Timbuktu, said Cindy.
Using given hints, adventurers must explore the landscape to find the hidden cache box. Once found, the visitor can choose from wide variety of rewards in exchange for leaving something of their own.
Geocache hunts vary in difficulty, so there are quests for every skill level. Geocaches vary in types as well; some require puzzle solving, some take the visitor to several locations before finding the actual cache container, some require searching for a cache the size of a dime.
This particular Minnesota State Park challenge began May 11 and will continue until Dec. 31. The challenge comprises 72 individual state park geocaches, four regional challenges and one final state challenge. In each uncovered geocache is a historical statistics card that has information about that particular park. A geocacher must first collect all of the cards from one of the five Minnesota regions. They then present the cards at the regional center in order to continue to the regional challenge. Once they complete the regional challenge, they earn a special coin designating completion. They must collect all four regional coins before they can complete the final challenge and earn themselves the final gold coin.
The Habedanks said it took them 31 days to complete the challenge. They traveled about 4,000 miles across the state and hiked about 150 miles. Some challenges were easier then others and would take only a few minutes to hike.
They said that the hardest cache to get to was on Garden Island in Lake of the Woods. In order to even reach the island, they had to go up to Canada, go through customs, get on a boat, go to the island and then finally start searching for the geocache.
You can tell who will be finishing the entire state park challenge by checking who made it through Garden Island, said Allan.
Other challenges were more demanding to the mind, such as the regional challenge, which was actually set up in Lake Bemidji State Park by naturalist John Fylpaa. The Habedanks said once they reached the site, it took them more than an hour of searching to find the hidden cache.
The Habedanks also had their fair share of getting lost. They said that using GPS units definitely doesnt guarantee youll be able to find a cache. Allan said that during the very last cache challenge, he was caught in a storm while it was getting dark. The GPS coordinates were not leading him to the geocache and the wind speed kept picking up, forcing him to cling to trees. He said he finally had to quit for the night and call the park to find a camping place. After a few hours of sleep, he got up in the morning and completed the challenge.
As of now, no other competitors have reached the finish line.
Since the Habedanks began geocaching 15 months ago, they have logged 173 cache days and in that time they have uncovered 832 geocaches. They said they have traveled all across the country to find caches and they even found a cache 4,000 miles away in Oslo, Norway.
They describe geoaching as the perfect activity to do together. They have fun, but they also take the matter to be very serious business. They have an alarm set on their computer to go off any time a new local geocache is registered. Like all geocachers, they have a profile name which is Fargnots and they refer to all their geocaching friends by profile name instead of legal name. The Habedanks have had official clothing, hats, coins and other gear made up with their profile name on them.
Besides being a recreational activity for the couple to enjoy together, geocaching has come in handy in other ways.
When my daughter got engaged, this was how I tested her fiancé. I gave him a pair of boots three sizes too small, a pair of snowshoes, and took him out geocaching, Allan joked.
The Habedanks completed the DeLorme Minnesota Challenge last year and the Minnesota State Park Geocaching History Challenge this year. Next on the agenda will be the Great River Road Challenge, which involves geocaching up and down the Mississippi River.
For those interested in getting involved in geocaching, Fylpaa has been organizing training programs for the past couple of years. The first geocache at Lake Bemidji State Park was set up by Allan Habedank with the help of Fylpaa. Now, there are nearly 300 caches within a 25-mile radius of Bemidji.
Its like a pirate treasure trail, Easter egg hunt and crossword puzzle, all in one, said Fylpaa.
Fylpaas next Geocaching 101 program will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lake Bemidji State Park. For more details, call 308-2300.
According to the Habedanks, Once you get started, its addicting. Youll be looking up geocaches at every place you travel.
Sad state of affairs.
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Cool article. Congrats Fargnots!
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Congratulations! That's quite an accomplishment, especially this early.
When they announced a 1-year lifespan on the project, I figured it would be virtually impossible to complete. You've not only proven me wrong, but did it quickly.
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Wow, quite an accomplishment. Nice job and in record time!
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Congrats to the Fargnots!!!!
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Congrats! That is amazing.
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We are convinced the Fargnots do not sleep. They are amazing!
Congrats, Allen and Cindy. Love the picture on the final final.
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If you're out trying to complete the ENTIRE state challenge, you'd better note that the DNR only minted 50 of the final-final medallions. I believe they estimated that only 25 people would actually complete the entire state.
From my observations, I cannot believe the amount of cachers coming out of the woodwork and actually completing some of the regional challenges. If you want a completed-state medallion, you'd better get moving.
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I opened up the Grand Forks Herald newspaper this morning and it had the story (from the Bemidji Pioneer) on the Fargnots completing the State Park Challenge. It brought a big smile to my face! Again, Congratulations to Allen and Cindy.
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Bus&Betty wrote:
Love the picture on the final final.
I'll put this here to save others the trouble of finding the log:
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I was reading the Red wing paper yesterday and saw the story.
Good job guys.
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We were up at Mille Lacs Kathio State Park last weekend and the park ranger mentioned that 24 people had found the final 72-park cache so far. On the GC.com
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We were up at Mille Lacs Kathio State Park last weekend and the park ranger mentioned that 24 people had found the final 72-park cache so far. On the GC.com
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there are currently only 17 logs. They were expecting to get more than 50 people doing the final before the end of the year.
From some of my run-ins with cachers doing the challenge, I think this is because you don't need a GC.com acct to do the challenge. I've met quite a few cachers that didn't nor are going to log their finds on GC.com. All the DNR requires is the cards. I know the person that has #11 (I think or it's #12) and that person isn't too concerned about logging on GC.com because it wasn't required for the challenge. Other's I've met started caching because of the challenge and didn't really know there was a site because the challenge instructions from the DNR has all the coords on it. So they didn't feel a need to go to the GC.com site.
Also most of those same folks never heard of the MnGCA. They all thought this was a BestBuy/DNR thing only.
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On Wednesday, December 5, Central Pennsylvania's sorely-lacking classical vocal music scene was improved by an immense magnitude with the arrival of German countertenor Andreas Scholl at the Ware Center, Lancaster. Appearing with his accompanist (and also his wife), Tel Aviv classical pianist Tamar Halperin, through the auspices of Gretna Music, Scholl held the audience spellbound with a song-cycle collection of English early music and German lieder.
Scholl's regular non-operatic repertoire has long included a wide selection of English early music, particularly Purcell (as may be recalled from his Purcell CD, "O Solitude") – indeed, among current countertenors, he is one of the finest, as well as the most knowledgeable, of the early music singers. The first half of the recital, similar to his performance at Wigmore Hall, London, in November, was a collection of early music, including Purcell, Campion, Johnson and Dowland, with the charming addition of some 18th century vocal works, Haydn's settings of three of London poet Anne Hunter's works. The audience was particularly amused by Scholl's presentation of Campion's "I care not for these ladies," an especially humorous piece; Scholl's dramatic presentation in recitals, which cannot be seen by those who listen only to his CDs, is always excellent, and his vocal humor was equally present. (Additional vocal "assistance" from Halperin also had the audience laughing in their seats.)
Halperin is a fine concert pianist as well as an accompanist, and her work on Haydn's "Despair" is worth noting. Hunter's texts were composed around her grief at the death of her husband, a noted London surgeon; Haydn's piano line for "Despair" is as heavy as the subject and lyrics, but the musical line between verses is comparatively, and surprisingly, light; Halperin handled the transition between the two deftly. In Halperin's hands, as well, the piano line accompanying Scholl in the Purcell pieces achieved that rarest of things, a unity between itself and the vocal line so complete that singer and piano seemed to be one complex instrument.


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Mathews Drenalin vibrates and bites.
Well, I've been a big fan of Mathews bows for that past two years (owned and loved the Switchback and Switchback XT), but after test shooting a Mathews Drenalin, I'm dissappointed to say the least. The hand shock is very noticable compared to the Bowtech Guardian and Hoyt Vulcan (two bows I own). Also, this is the first bow in two years that has ever given me a string rub on the wrist. The draw is very smooth, but the vibration in the hand is not what I've come to expect from Mathews. I wanted to add the Mathews Drenalin to my 2007 bow collection, but I'm having second thoughts now. Has anyone else noticed this about the Drenalin? I think Hoyt and Bowtech have Mathews beat this year.
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I suppose you may be right sir. Then again, it was the test firing bow that half a million people have fired. I still may make the plunge and get it. My first impression was just not as good as when I fired the Hoyt Vulcan and the Bowtech Guardian. I have never been partial to any bow company. If I had the money I would own the top of the line bow from each company. One company I'm starting to take a real interest in is Ross bows. I want to fire the new Ross Cardiac bad. Also Whisper Creek bows look very good. I also want to test fire the new PSE X Force. Alas, so many great bows, so little money.
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You may be right that having a Half million people test shooting it, that something may have been off. Most test bows are never treated well or as our own when we test fire it.
I would bring it up to the shop and have another bow set up as close to your current setup (draw, rest, arrows) or have them inspect the test-bow. I have shot the SB and the D good shooting bows and I have to say neither one had noticeable hand shock.
I have to agree, I think Mathews got it right with the switchback. It is very hard to top that bow. That thing was a shooter. I had one for two years and absolutely loved it. I just got the itch to buy a new bow this year and after shooting a couple of new ones, the vectrix xl was the one that I preferred the most. The drenalin is still a good bow, but I personally think it did not feel as good as the switchback that I was shooting at the time..
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Finally someone agree's w/me.....and a few other guys that have OWNED the SB or SBXT.....
as far as hand shock and vibration the stock Drenalin is not close in either catagory, however install an STS on the Drenalin and it brings it into the same levels of each as the 2 previosly mentioned bows......I cut things up and split them down!
I have owned this year:
2 SB XT's
07 Tribute
07 Vectrix
I have shot and setup my brother's Drenalin and also shot the demo bow at the shop for awhile.
There is a big difference in a setup and tuned Drenalin copared to the shop bow. It's just as quiet and shock free as any other Mathews. I owned the original Switchback as well and the Drenalin in everything that bow was.
I thought the same thing that Bowtech and Hoyt had Mathews beat this year until I actually spent time with offerings from each company.
The Tribute was decent but I didn't like the grip. The round riser didn't work well with my personal grip. If the bow was slightly out of tune it was loud. In tune and it was quiet as a church mouse. Shock free as well. I'm not a fan, however of the binary cam system. A bit too finicky for me.
My problem with the Vectrix is that it actually needs all that rubber on the string and in the riser and limbs to keep it quiet. I know Mathews has the same dampening stuff but I like the way it is built into the bow, not just added on. The Vectrix had more handshock and string buzz than the other 2 even with thier version of the STS.
Hoyt and Bowtech each had features I liked over the Mathews. But as far as the Total Package, the Mathews is hard to beat.
This is just my opinion. I have owned and shot the new bows and this was my conclusion.
I too do not think the Drenalin stacks up to my XT. I shot the Drenalin and Vectrix and felt they were very equal in handshock,noise. Of course I think the main reason for the Drenalin not stacking up is the lighter weight and faster speed. I also shot the Guardian and Vulcan which were below the Drenalin and Vectrix.
Just today I shot a Gander Mountain private label bow that was really good. Looked kind of like a Diamond Liberty but was priced at $499. It shot really well.
There are a lot of posts out here that praise Ross bows. I'd like to shoot one but nobody around here has them. Some of the 'underground' bow companies that don't spend big advertising/marketing/merchandising buck seem to have some good stuff out there. That's the way Bowtech used to be.
05-30-2007, 09:45 PM #11KENFLAHUNTERGuest
A friend of mine bought the drenalin. He ordered it at the same time I ordered my guardian. His bow came in 3 weeks befor mine (I am a lefty and production on the LH was a month behind) and that sucked. For 3 weeks he did nothing but talk smack. I shot his bow and told him it was not as smoth as the guardian. When my bow came in he shot it and hasent said anything sence. Also shot bowth trough the crono with the same arrows bowtech 292fps mathews 293fps bowth have 70# libs. I would also like to say I am not bias. My last bow was a hoyt befor that Jennings but I am sold on the smoothness and speed of the guardian and I prefur duel cams.
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Thread: Unexpected Outcomes
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13th November 2011 08:33 AM #1
Unexpected Outcomes
At the last Pregnancy and Parenting Network the topic was unexpected outcomes including arming yourself with knowledge, how to be empowered if a transfer is required and birth plans. It was quite a large topic and a lot of discussion was generated. The discussion surrounded a few centralised themes. The themes were:
- Packing a bag
- Hospital booking appointment
- Preparing for the unexpected
- Ways to deal with a hospital transfer
- Strategies to help after an unexpected outcome
I have started threads on this forum on each of these five areas. I'd love for you to comment, post further ideas or ask any questions
8th February 2012 08:40 AM #2
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I think creating a Birth Plan (or as the article notes Birth Preference is a much more appropiate name) is important. It gives women the opportunity to think about exactly what their wants and needs are and to write them down so they won't forget something in all of the excitement of giving birth. It also helps everyone stay on the same page. It's VERY important to keep in mind that things won't always go according to the" plan" but having it written down can be helpful
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Hi DoubleSunshine,
I agree that developing a birth plan/preference is an important process for women in exploring and understanding what is, and isn't, important for them during labour, birth and the postnatal period. As you mentioned it absolutely helps keep everyone on the "same page" so that the partner and/or support people understand birthing priorities!
I think it also helps with discussions with your care provider so that they too are aware right from the start of what is important to you, while allowing women a chance to understand the perspective that their care provider might have on different issues
Thank you for your contribution


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Jeep Wrangler Models and Wrangler History
The 1998 Jeep Wrangler offered enhanced off-roadtechnology and a better axle ratio, with a number of new options like the SmartKey anti-theft device and automatic speed control. In 1999, Jeep offered a hard top or soft top,as well as a few new interior and exterior colors. Jeep redesigned the4.0-liter PowerTech inline six-cylinder engine for the 2000 model year andadded a new five-speed transmission. The company also offered an upgraded audiosystem and added several new colors.
In 2001, the Wrangler was updated again to offer better soft top(four ply), hard top options on different trims, an optional trunk feature, aredesigned gauge cluster, airbag cutoff switches, child seat-tether anchors anda number of other improvements across the board, including and updated ABSsystem and half a dozen new body colors. In 2002, Jeep introduced the X trimlevel, offered roll-up windows and hard doors, and rolled out a new premiumsound system. In 2003, Jeep introduced the popular Rubicon trim andintroduced the 42RLE four-speed automatic transmission. The Wrangler nowoffered disc brakes on all four wheels and a fold-and-tumble rear seat.
The 2004 Wrangler featured anew AM/FM/CD stereo system as a standard feature, as well as a new aluminumdesign for the Sahara trim, and the introduction of the Columbia trim. TheRubicon Unlimited trim was introduced in 2005 and the Sahara trim wasdiscontinued. The car also got a new six-speed manual transmission. In 2006,Jeep introduced the Golden Eagle trim, which featured 30 tires, two-toneseats, decals on the body and heavy-duty off-roading packages. In 2007, Jeepcompletely redesigned the Wrangler, offering a new four-door model and a new V6engine as well as updating many of the safety features. The 2008 Wrangler only saw a few minor changes to the caroverall, like a new Sunrider top offered for the Rubicon and Sahara trims andoptional add-ons like remote start.
In 2009, a few minor upgrades were made,including things like the addition of start assist, sway control and storagearea upgrades. The 2010 Wrangler offered an easy to remove soft top. Thestandard features were upgraded to now include fog lights, towing hooks and aninterior compass. Several minor updates were made to various trim levels, too. In2011, Jeep introduced a brand new interior for the Wrangler, larger windows,powered mirrors, climate control, Bluetoothconnectivity and a number of other features that were now offered standard.
In 2012,Jeep made a V6 engine with 285 horsepower standard, as well as introduced a newfive-speed automatic transmission. All Wranglers were now four-wheel-drivestandard, too. The 2013 Wrangler offered a new tire pressure monitoring system,and made a few minor changes to the interior and exterior trims. A10th-Anniversary Rubicon trim was also introduced for a limited time. The 2014Wrangler featured minor changes to the trim levels.
New and Used Wrangler Prices, Jeep Wrangler Model Years and History
2017 Jeep Wrangler
Jeep's best-selling Wrangler continues to be a fan favorite for off-roading enthusiasts
2016 Jeep Wrangler
Jeep's iconic and ever-popular Wrangler has become a fan favorite for its signature style and off-road abilities.
2015 Jeep Wrangler
A celebrated and iconic American car, the Jeep Wrangler offers plenty of bells and whistles with a signature off-road design that still woos in loyal buyers time and time again.
2014 Jeep Wrangler
The flagship Jeep vehicle known for super off-road capability, the 2014 Jeep Wrangler combines utility, style, and a fun-to-drive aspect that is hard to match.
2013 Jeep Wrangler
Perhaps one of the best known off-road vehicles, the 2013 Jeep Wrangler carries on the spirit of adventure with a modern twist.
2012 Jeep Wrangler
The flagship vehicle of the Jeep lineup, the 2012 Jeep Wrangler is a compact 4WD SUV with superior off-road capabilities.
2011 Jeep Wrangler
Advancing on the design character which has been an American off-roading icon for almost 70 years, the 2011 Jeep Wrangler adds features to make the vehicle even more suitable on a wide range of terrains.
2010 Jeep Wrangler
The 2010 Jeep Wrangler is a four-passenger two-door SUV that also happens to be a off-roading icon thanks to its rugged capability and stand-out style.
2009 Jeep Wrangler
A small two-door SUV with a convertible top, the 2009 Jeep Wrangler is known for its outstanding off-road muscle and fun, rough-and-tumble image.
2008 Jeep Wrangler
An icon in the off-road community, the 2008 Jeep Wrangler is a carryover from the 2007 redesign and is now available with a remote start system.
2007 Jeep Wrangler
Totally redesigned, the rugged five-passenger 2007 Jeep Wrangler off-road SUV is now available with four-doors in addition to the familiar two-door body-style.
2006 Jeep Wrangler
A rugged off-roading icon, the 2006 Jeep Wrangler is a two-door SUV that seats five passengers and is capable of getting you home through the roughest of terrain.
2005 Jeep Wrangler
An off-road icon, the 2005 Jeep Wrangler is a rugged four-passenger SUV now offered in the new Unlimited version which features a longer wheelbase for more rear cargo room.
2004 Jeep Wrangler
A rugged two-door SUV, the 2004 Jeep Wrangler seats four passengers and is designed with fun in mind; be it traversing an off-road trail or running to the beach with the top down.
2003 Jeep Wrangler
The 2003 Jeep Wrangler is a four-passenger rugged SUV that has received numerous upgrades this year including a new, four-speed automatic transmission which improves fuel-economy.
2002 Jeep Wrangler
The 2002 Jeep Wrangler is a two-door SUV that is an off-road icon throughout the world, and it comes standard with 4WD and a removable soft-top.
2001 Jeep Wrangler
The 2001 Jeep Wrangler is a two-door rugged four-passenger SUV that remains true to its off-roading heritage and is an American icon.
2000 Jeep Wrangler
An off-roading icon, the 2000 Jeep Wrangler is a compact, four-passenger SUV that continues to provide the perfect blend of everyday street ability with off-road capability.
1999 Jeep Wrangler
The 1999 Jeep Wrangler is a compact, four-passenger SUV that comes standard with 4WD and is offered in three trims; the SE, Sport, and Sahara.
1998 Jeep Wrangler
A compact, four-passenger SUV that comes standard with 4WD, the 1998 Jeep Wrangler features a removable top and rugged off-road capability.