Stainless Owner Type Jeeps

**Innova_G_2007** · September 7th, 2010 10:48 PM

Goodpm po.
Balak ko po mag-assemble o bumili ng stainless owner type jeep, may nakaka-alam po ba kung saan lumipat ang BOPEL, dati silang nasa McArthur Highway. Any recommended Jeep stainless body maker? TY

**yevhon** · September 8th, 2010 05:49 PM

Ang masasabi ko lang sa owner type jeep ay hindi ito praktikal para sa mga ordinaryong Pinoy na gustong magkasasakyan... ibig kong sabihin ay may kaunting kakulangan ito sa design in terms of practicality.

Halimbawa,
1. karamihan dito ay gasoline engines ang isinasalpak. Mahal na ngayon ang gas... dagdagan mo pa ang E10 compatibility issues.

2. Ang kawalan nito ng mahalagang safety features, tulad ng simpleng tested na seatbelts, both front and passengers. Wala din itong matibay na side protection bars or beams. Pwede ngang mahulog ang pasahero sa side in some cornering maneuvers.

3. Kung biglang buhos naman ang ulan, tyak basa left side ng driver dahil walang easy to roll side covers, kailangan pang huminto at ibaba ito. Basa lalu si driver.

4. Twing pupunta ka ng Mall halimbawa, hindi mo pwedeng iiwan mga gamit mo sa owner mo, syempre dahil hindi secure. Kahit nga merong lock at stainless compartment yung mga head unit (stereo), nananakaw pa. In other words, aksaya lang sa gas ang pagpunta mo ng mall using your owner kasi pwede mo rin itong magawa using the more economical single motorcycle. In fact, mas marami pang sakay ang mga motor... i.e the 6 passenger habal-habal.

Pinoy ingenuity nga ang jeep, pero parang merong konsyensya na bumubulong sa paligid ko na itoy hindi ko maipagmalaki ng lubusan. Siguro baka konting design improvement pa at originality.

**ghosthunter** · September 8th, 2010 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by yevhon

Pinoy ingenuity nga ang jeep, .... Siguro baka konting design improvement pa at originality.

The OJT is not even original. It is just copied from the World War II American Army Jeeps and used whatever local surplus parts they can bolt on the copied chassis.

Ingenious.. maybe, but nothing to be proud of. Especially in the last 50 years of stagnant design.

**speed unlimited** · September 8th, 2010 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by mazdab22

sa tingin mo po mga magkano yun side mirror, rear view mirror saka tail lights?
para po ma-budget na try ko pumunta this weekend. salamat po ulit.

Sa ngayon hindi ko alam presyo pero mas mura rito kumpara sa ibang lugar .

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**OyiL** · September 8th, 2010 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by yevhon

Ang masasabi ko lang sa owner type jeep ay hindi ito praktikal para sa mga ordinaryong Pinoy na gustong magkasasakyan... ibig kong sabihin ay may kaunting kakulangan ito sa design in terms of practicality.

Halimbawa,
1. karamihan dito ay gasoline engines ang isinasalpak. Mahal na ngayon ang gas... dagdagan mo pa ang E10 compatibility issues.

2. Ang kawalan nito ng mahalagang safety features, tulad ng simpleng tested na seatbelts, both front and passengers. Wala din itong matibay na side protection bars or beams. Pwede ngang mahulog ang pasahero sa side in some cornering maneuvers.

3. Kung biglang buhos naman ang ulan, tyak basa left side ng driver dahil walang easy to roll side covers, kailangan pang huminto at ibaba ito. Basa lalu si driver.

4. Twing pupunta ka ng Mall halimbawa, hindi mo pwedeng iiwan mga gamit mo sa owner mo, syempre dahil hindi secure. Kahit nga merong lock at stainless compartment yung mga head unit (stereo), nananakaw pa. In other words, aksaya lang sa gas ang pagpunta mo ng mall using your owner kasi pwede mo rin itong magawa using the more economical single motorcycle. In fact, mas marami pang sakay ang mga motor... i.e the 6 passenger habal-habal.

Pinoy ingenuity nga ang jeep, pero parang merong konsyensya na bumubulong sa paligid ko na itoy hindi ko maipagmalaki ng lubusan. Siguro baka konting design improvement pa at originality.

praktikal pa rin.
1. mura ang gasoline engines compared sa diesel. sa gaan ng owner, di siya malakas lumaklak ng gas. malayo na rin ang mararating mo at comparabledin sa same gastos na diesel.

2. matinding cornering ang magpapahulog sa pasahero. di naman siguro ganon kabilis ang owner. obligado na ang seatbelts ngayon, sigurado meron na yan. di naman lahat ng kotse may side protection beams. marami pa ring lumang sasakyan na walang side impact beams na tumatakbo kaya patas lang.

3. kung sa ulan, meron namang owner na may pinto. meron ding mga driver na nakahanda na yung trapal at ididikit na lang sa side sa pamamagitan ng velcro.

4. kung naka-owner ka, magdala ka ng bag, syempre kung maydala.
at kung practikal ka talaga, di ka na magkakabit ng stereo. mumurahing 18W/channel na 12V amp sa raon atsaka 100W booster na permanente nakabaon sa loob ng speaker box. input galing sa mp3 player or smartphone na may mp3 player at fm tuner. pwede na.

di ba?

**uls** · September 8th, 2010 11:21 PM

3. kung sa ulan, meron namang owner na may pinto. meron ding mga driver na nakahanda na yung trapal at ididikit na lang sa side sa pamamagitan ng velcro.

if you bought yourself a decent car, you won't have to make handa trapal and velcro anything pag umulan

you'll be comfortable inside a climate controlled environment

4. kung naka-owner ka, magdala ka ng bag, syempre kung maydala.
at kung practikal ka talaga, di ka na magkakabit ng stereo. mumurahing 18W/channel na 12V amp sa raon atsaka 100W booster na permanente nakabaon sa loob ng speaker box. input galing sa mp3 player or smartphone na may mp3 player at fm tuner. pwede na.

if you bought yourself a decent car, you don't have to bring a bag

and if you bring a bag, you can leave the bag in a decent car

if you bought a decent car, it already comes with a decent head unit and decent speakers

you don't have to go to raon to buy stuff and build some kind of furniture for your car

what's more practical?

**rhea_zamora** · September 8th, 2010 11:24 PM

sir gud pm po. how much po kaya ang nakapost ninyo na owner..

thnks

**fernanmig** · September 9th, 2010 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by uls

if you bought yourself a decent car, you won't have to make handa trapal and velcro anything pag umulan

you'll be comfortable inside a climate controlled environment

if you bought yourself a decent car, you don't have to bring a bag

and if you bring a bag, you can leave the bag in a decent car

if you bought a decent car, it already comes with a decent head unit and decent speakers

you don't have to go to raon to buy stuff and build some kind of furniture for your car

what's more practical?

Uls, simple lng kanya kanyang hilig lng... if you dont want our rides fine... hindi naman namin kailangan bad opinion mo e... tulad ng sabi ko kanya kanya lng yan...

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**ben_david19** · September 9th, 2010 05:19 PM

inaamin ko kung pumapasok ako sa makati hindi ako gagamit ng owner type jeep but..

I still like to own an owner type jeep given maayos ito mechanically, have an extra space in the garage.

kunwari pupunta ng palengke, magandang application ang owner type jeep IMO. isa pa, kung pupuntahan mo walang disenteng parking you can use your jeep (huwag lang magiwan ng gamit sa loob). in short more on pangharabas.

my father owned an owner type jeep before din kasi hehe. toyota engine, don't know the model though. kaso problema nun palaging nawawalan ng brakes since air brakes ito. nung nakabili ng singkit lancer way back 1996 hindi na nagamit hanggang sa nabulok nalang. bought it at 3k pesos (hindi pa ako pinapanganak) then sold it for 5k (early year 2000). engine still running strong, gagamitin yata sa bangka yun.