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Due to growing children it may be time to sell my Wrangler. I have owned it since 2012 and it was used as a weekend toy. for your consideration: 2006 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 58,000 original miles (purchased with 42K miles) 4.0l inline 6 cylinder engine Automatic transmission A/C Rubicon...

Trek Armor has been renamed to Bartact. I will order from them when the time comes for my LJ.

LJ Commando If you are ever needing an orange LJ for the Commando fit-up let me know. I was just thinking of a modern 17" equivalent of the old Jackman wheels...maybe a powdercoated set of Methods. Jeep daydreams are the best.

I had KC Slimltes in the stock bumper location on my wrangler. Last fall I tinted them to mimic selective yellow using krylon metalcast (search "metalcast" to get pages of threads). I loved the difference, but 1 winter of salt spray and my daily 5 mile freeway drive blasted the coating off as if...

today's pic snow day

I have had my 2006 LJR for 4 years and it works fine if your child is old enough to get in with minimal assistance. Children's car seats are another story; you cannot reach the car seat buckles when standing outside the car. The car seat is only installed on special occasions as it is usually in...

Do you have any plans for this on that will make it different that the previous builds? (besides making highline kit appear from the land of dreams)

I went a similar path with rear lighting, you wil be happy with the results.

Here is an older pic of mine since it still has the moab wheels in this pic:

Nice Jeep but I'm biased...

I am also trying to stay with a round light for my Jeep, I have KC's on the a-pillars now but want led's. Baja Designs has some nice ones but my "want" doesn't totally justify the cost. Someday I'll cave in. http://www.bajadesigns.com/pc_product_detail.asp?key=1C2F7CECD2B845528947372E20B148BD

BTW, only 2 seatbelts in rear of TJ/LJ, I found out the hard way when we promised 3 children a ride and ran out of seatbelts.

I have used the Rigid clone flush mount lights and used the Rigid up/down angled adapters. Giant amount of light from such a small package. I would definitely include a way to not use the lights EVERY time you reverse since they are so bright (thinking of urban situations).

I have the 255 Bighorns on my jeep and they have worn well in the past two years. They have been reviewed as better on wet than the BFG. I would pick them again over the BFG if your three were my choices.

How do you like the Grabbers? They look super cool but I have heard they wear faster than others.

A word of caution: even factory 4 wheel disc are not that great. I have 2006 LJR with 285/55-16 (33x10.50) and braking is not the best. Black Magic front pads and good rotors were a big improvement. LJs have a couple different needs than TJs but a tummy-tuck was still my biggest gain to date.

I thought I have read that the 80's come with a few lens arrangements to swap out. It would be nice to have/order the different lenses to suit your needs.

new hinges Mr. Scherb, Do you know if this hinge will get to market soon? I know some of your designs are personal fabrications and some items have been put in industry. Thanks, Dave

modern Dodge Charger/Magnum steel wheels fit and have a no-nonsense look. 17" tires required but all JK tires sizes are available. http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f15/magnum-steel-wheels-1389482/

I will be watching also, I have wanted the tailgate box for a while.