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I think a lot of people forget that ground tents, too, get wet and will require drying out later. Additionally, the ground tarp will be wet and muddy. This is why I love our RTT. It isn't used often and is mounted on a trailer but when I do get to use it, I love being up high with minimal dirt...

Oh man, I first looked at the picture and was like Awesome! time for some updates and those AEV Pintlers look great! and then I read the next bit. Now you're selling it? lol You have to update us with pictures of the new rig.

Nice!!! Looks like its been modified a bit. What do you have planned for it? I've been wanting one of these for a while to gear up with more period-correct gear for travel.

That is a great looking Cayenne! Good luck with the sale.

The real question is... Would Dan Grec ever take an EV Jeep on an overland adventure? haha Without digging into calculations, I can't imagine how long it would take to completely recharge an EV based purely on mobile solar panels. It makes me think of traveling like Mark Watney from The Martian.

Well I'm bummed. With standard curtain airbags now and increased towing capacity, now I'm wanting one. Ugh... I think it looks great. All of these updates were needed and help the brand. The Willys always needed a rear locker and will probably suffice for most of us. I still don't understand...

As much as I read my articles online, there is something I love about flipping through pages. Is LRO still going to publish articles online and just abandon physical copies?

Nice purchase! Looks great! We rented a CX5 a while back and loved it. I was actually calling around different rental companies to get one. It was only a FWD one with a N/A i4 but it was still fun to drive!

Congratulations! Post up some pictures when you can!

So how'd it go!? Are you rolling around in a new Tacoma now?

Loving this build! Thanks for all the pictures! The JDM/OEM parts are well worth the cost to keep it old-school looking.

I hope the upgrades are terrible.... I can't have my "wanter" going off again when I have a perfectly good paid-off Jeep in the garage. If I'd add one thing over the current offerings, it'd be more airbags. The Bronco has curtains, why can't we?

I hear you there. There is nothing more real than scope creep and everything pushing to the right.

That video was very enlightening! I was definitely ignorant of the perks of a flexing frame and why it's better for towing and stablization. That being said, a fully boxed frame looks to be the saving grace for a build like yours to mitigate flex.

This is some good, experienced advice.

Although I have not dug into the weeds of it winter vs summer mileage, I find this interesting because I see a couple of things at play: 1) Colder air should yield more power since denser air is being combusted. That being said, it could also take more work on the motor to combust it. 2) Colder...

I love this idea! Nothing worse than thinking a 1/2 tank is plenty to get through a nap... then 'Empty' is blinking and your toddler still hasn't woken yet. While on this theme, a built-in iPad mount for a rear-facing kid, a sound machine to accomodate for slowing down, and a switch to turn off...

This is such a cool rig! This has to fit someone's needs to a T. Good luck with the sale!

Do you have any pictures of the inside? I've never seen something like this before from this era.

Although I didn't do this, this is probably the best route. That way you don't have to modify the suspension or affect DD characteristics.