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That’s a great alternative. Found it for $55. Thanks!

What part of Seattle are you in? I’m Redmond/Woodinville

Well, I guess that answers my “Why?” regarding selling it - Overland Flip

That looks great & I’ll bet it’s very versatile-well done!

Why?

If you were passing through the Kansas City area anytime, I’d buy it.

I would argue the headlights aren’t really set up for it in that pic either. Talk about tunnel vision.

Expedition Portal FS: Hitch Mount Tire Swing Carrier for Grand Cherokee https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/topic?share_fid=7335&share_tid=224701&url=https://expeditionportal.com/forum/index.php?threads/FS%3A-Hitch-Mount-Tire-Swing-Carrier-for-Grand-Cherokee.224701/&share_type=t&link_source=app...

There’s a guy with a slightly simpler one in Ohio for $600 - I’m not sure you don’t need the Max to clear your hatch on an Excursion. I’ve been looking for a Wilco HiClearance ever since I stupidly let a non-high clearance go that was only $400

Got it, thanks. Those are the 3 companies I was aware of. RIGd is great but ridiculously expensive. The Wilco used to be at thus price point but kept climbing. Good to hear the Detours is good - I’ve seen pictures but never one in person. Good to add this manufacturer as well. Unfortunately, I’m...

Interesting! I didn’t know this company existed. Did you go with a Wilco or RIGd instead?

Tanks like that are pretty common in equestrian & livestock applications. You’ll see them on the roofs of stock trailers. They do tend to be larger than you’d probably want. Here’s an example of a smaller one. https://www.statelinetack.com/item/35-gal-water-tank-with-hose/BSA51/

Do you know what shipping to Seattle would be? 98052

My Mom had an ‘06 JGC Overlander that she drove over every CO pass but Black Bear & ALL over Southern UT. It’s a very underrated platform. Ours just had a 2” lift, rear AirLift bags & sliders with the front air dam removed & a prerunner bar for auxiliary lighting & a Yakima rack. My Mom loved...

Thank you!

Some buddies & I have been talking about doing something similar in our trucks. Can you post a few more pics to get a better idea of how you worked it. We’d be modifying for a different vehicle but the principles should remain the same. Love the idea of incorporating the spare tire winch. There...

Go on....do tell

My understanding was that gas tanks were located under the car between the axles exactly because that was the most protected position. Personally, I’m not a big fan of 5g of gas in my impact zones. Either water or the fill at the last stop & top off when done method for me. I’ve seen too many...

Excellent recycling- though you were messing with my separation of work & play! As for the garage, we haven’t been able to put either car in ours for 2yrs - so, I get it!

Is that a medical cart in the background?