Is this a sly duck fat reference? I love a good duck fat reference.
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I've noticed that quite a bit also. Unless it's a older jeep. Lots of ranchers out here drive the old beat up CJ-7's That's a mans jeep.
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Just out here trying to get my windows to roll up
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Haven't noticed the toys on the dashboard though.
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I’m sure it’s already been said but they leave each other ducks. Subaru owners have started leaving each other cows. My aunt calls that moo moo Subaru. If anyone would like to start leaving cold beers on 3/4 ton trucks I’ll play along.
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I think it was an inadvertent fat finger reference.
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my wife has a rubicon and people just hang those ducks off the mirrors,,,of course she puts them on the dash
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For some reason, it's a fad for Jeep owners to leave other Jeep owners random rubber ducks. It's pretty retarded.

I'm a Jeep owner.
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I love wranglers, but the line between a stylish and ridiculous is crossed way too often by their owners. I'd assume what you're seeing are children's toys, but I could easily be wrong.
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https://www.motortrend.com/features/duck-duck-jeep/
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Logging off forever
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The chick down my street has about 40 bright ass neon rubber duckies all along her dash. I got her chalked up as a dyke.
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I have always wanted a Jeep Wrangler. :-)
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Oh most definitely, I’ve got a huge population of those boomer Harley riders around here, so I know exactly what you’re talking about.
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Don’t listen to Pablo, Jeeps are fun as hell, IF you take advantage of what they have to offer. Admittedly, most don’t seem to. They probably think they are going to initially and then after one or two times just get lazy.

I got the roof and doors off my old Jeep last weekend and will enjoy that pleasure as much as I can this summer.
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