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I've never driven a YJ, but I did drive a CJ for years and an Army M151A1 for years and learned to drive in a Willy's. All very capable solid vehicles. I'm glad YOU like YOUR LC.

Thought / idea / from experience and worth a try. Where the temp sensor attaches, sometimes there is a small pin leak around the threads. The leak will be so small and the engine heat will be enough that the coolant will burn off. It may be hard to see / detect. Set there and stare at it...

That!s the way to think of it, an adventure! The thing for me that takes the fun out of traveling is a tight schedule. Make sure you take some leave to add to your allowed travel time. Take your time and try to stay off the interstates. There is so much more to see and enjoy. Good luck!

Nice rig. I find I really enjoy working on my vehicle as well as the exploration experience it provides.

I have both. My truck for hauling, towing and work, the Jeep for play! :)

Love Colorado! It is beautiful and an Overlanders dream. Out west the right and properly maintained vehicle is an imparative. Can mean the difference of survival or not.

Great idea. Looks well fabricated!. Thanks for the idea and fab insight.

Hey Daddy, how ya doin? Was across the street again from your house. Your rig wasn't in the drive so I didn't knock. Hope to see ya soon. Chuck

Nice Overlanding Expedition vehicles guys!

Very nice work and a great project for family inclusion. Much admiration from me!

I really like the Eastern part of Indiana and Batesville. Batesville is a very nice community. I get over that way several times a year on my way to the Friendship Black Powder Shoots. Hope to run into you sometime. Let's get this Hoosier Overlander thing going.

Hello Matt, how about choosing an Avatar for the Central Midwest Expo Group?

My wife and I and our dog spent 2 weeks exploring the Cumberland / Appalachian Mountains in our 2004 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (TJL) last fall. We spent about half the evenings in hotels and half camping. It was a glorious get away for us. We were in the vehicle of our choosing. One...

I really like the TJ platform for Overlanding. I think it has the right combination of rugged utility and modern creature comforts. I drive a 2004 TJL. Perfect.... No. IMHO.... The best for me .... Yes.

And my 2¢'s worth is that it sounds like there are a lot of really great tires out there. The tire industry has responded very well to our Overlanding vehicle community needs. And as with any other piece of equipment there are trade offs and compromises. I really like my Cooper S/T's. There...

Resurecting an old thread here... As I have read all the posts in this thread, I come away with the overall impression that most folks like the tire they currently have. That makes sense as they made the tire decision before laying out their hard earned money. I also coming away with a group...

Was across the street from your house again yesterday. Stopped at beer store & IGA.

Please let me know more about your rear tire carrier. Looks like you can carry extra fuel or water containers.

Change "Brookville" Road to "Rockville" Road on your post about next months meeting. Chuck

I have enjoyed your blog very much. Living vicariously thru your posts. Appreciate it!