Easter Has anyone found the famous "Easter Egg" on their JK?
- Thread starter Denise
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Apparently these are things hidden in/on our jeeps. They are not really Easter Eggs, but motifs the designers have hidden in jeeps. They have been found in srorage compartments, dashboards, floorboards, lights, etc...they are not meant to be found easily. Some have been designs of flip flop, lizards and I don't know what else. Ya'll will need to Google it. I haven't yet started a thorough search for mine, but it would be cool to find one.
Oscar-Mike
JK Enthusiast
If there is, it will be f-king great! (the "f" stands for famous)
I dumped my renegade in less than 10 months of owning it because of this corny finding easter eggs as part of their FIAT shit. I did not know at first up until I joined their forum. There was even a dedicated long thread all over their toaster jeep forum - very corny. Just like back in high school with all the forum drama queens (only this time mostly guys).
I had a guy approached me at a gas station and was so exited to ask how many easter eggs so far I discovered (that broke the camels back) - the next day I traded it in.
Now I hope there is none in this JK (or else it is creepy) - I might end up with a 3rd TJ in my garage.
Edit: here is how creepy the queens are and I have seen one with a foot peg.
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This is too funny!
I laughed when I found out that the Renegade platform is based on the Fiat Panda:
Nothing screams manly more than that
Oscar-Mike
JK Enthusiast
Becky.vandermark
New Member
Oscar-Mike
JK Enthusiast
rdmitch
New Member
If the Jeep on the wheel is one then I do have one, every wheel i've seen had them so I didn't think it was a Egg. But does it count if the wheels didn't come on my JK?
Oscar-Mike
JK Enthusiast
FredFurrer
New Member
I found a strange round dent on the left side of my 2016 JK on the body panel just ahead of and below the windshield. It has the perfect shape of either a golf ball or Easter egg direct hit. I have no idea how or when the impact occurred. Does this count?
Does it line up with the mirror? If so you can buy tread looking pieces that will cover them up.
Claymore
Member
The Fiat Panda looks like a Lada.
That's a car that was manufactured in the communist countries and forced on the people.
That's a car that was manufactured in the communist countries and forced on the people.
Those are the only ones I've noticed on my JK Rubicon. No little animals anywhere.
I've never really thought of those as 'easter eggs', but more of Jeep honoring it's past with some fun additions to some design decisions. The spot above the rearview mirror is typically blacked out to reduce UV exposure on the mirror itself. So, why not do it in seven slot style... etc. Same idea with the jeep climbing the windshield.
The main issue I think some jeepers have with them, is the obsession with them. Also, things that don't add to the offroadness of a jeep tend to get put down by the offroaders. Angry eyes and low profile tires are a couple of the more notorious examples. Not that they make your jeep less of a jeep, but some don't like them. You enjoy your jeep as you wish.
That being said, I don't hate the look of the Renegade, it's a small-ish wrangler-adjacent looking thing. It definitely get's more hate than it deserves.. however the community for it is a bit odd for my taste.
The main issue I think some jeepers have with them, is the obsession with them. Also, things that don't add to the offroadness of a jeep tend to get put down by the offroaders. Angry eyes and low profile tires are a couple of the more notorious examples. Not that they make your jeep less of a jeep, but some don't like them. You enjoy your jeep as you wish.
That being said, I don't hate the look of the Renegade, it's a small-ish wrangler-adjacent looking thing. It definitely get's more hate than it deserves.. however the community for it is a bit odd for my taste.