Free Land Medical

Original MOPAR but bad design - not "cupped" all the way around so liquids such as melted snow spill out and into the carpet and padding - especially the rear set. great looking otherwise

Not very good reception. We live in an area with limited radio stations. Hoping to get stations from a neighboring city but not much improvement going from no antenna to the stubby.

It came highly recomended by a friend but when I used on my algea issue and it didn't do a bit of good.

This is about as much bang for the buck as one can receive in the flashlight world. At the 50 dollar price point there is nothing else on the market that can compare. I am thus far very pleased with this product. It does exactly as advertised which few products do these days.

This cover provides a nice strong durable look to the Wrangler. I didn't care for the bright chrome as it was too distracting to me. The black gives a nice stout look with it's small silver hex screws. Installation was fairly easy. Removing the old requires removing two screws from the tail light and then basically trying to pinch out the old filler piece and snapping this one in place. Takes some finger muscle to get it done, but I really like the look and hope it makes filling up in the snow and ice easier by keeping the gas cap free of debris.

Kaspersky is easy to install, works very well, and it is unlikely that the NSA has control over their product. With any American-owned product you can be sure that the NSA is a secret partner. I don't like combination antivirus and firewall products where the firewall is invisible, unmodifiable, and perhaps does not exist, like Webroot. I have used Kaspersky for years. Its web add-on works well.

My son and girlfriend were at this particular show. I loved seeing and hearing it again with them.. I love Ringo...I'm of his era.