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And he chose to install taillight guards that require you drill into the body? My 80's PO had installed those and they irked me like nothing else.

Congrats! I'm sure you are going to love it. It won't be very difficult to pick up some take off BFG's from a rubicon, I actually found a set for free but then again I'm much more fortunate then most folks:punk03:.

Mark, if possible I'd like to get the high res file of this shot for my office wall.

That's my extra special "fun" hat, I've had it since a sailing trip in the Virgin Islands 11-12 years ago. That will be Sir Jed for you.

Thanks Nic, I appreciate you showing my redneck roots to the world... We had a wonderful time, unfortunately I was so busy chilling out that I never took out my camera but I saw lots of other folks snapping away.

I'm not sure how lucky. As I drove through Moab on my way home yesterday my temp gauge read 101... I have a feeling I may see him in the San Juans sooner than anticipated, then again, he is from Arizona.

Why? Obviously the guy excelled in shop class and slept in English, we all have our strengths...

Nice writeup. I was planning the same mod but while in Wilmans garage we discovered that the old landing leg from his bantam was the perfect length and fit for my m101 on 32's.

I'm not an Fj Cruiser owner but I strongly considered becoming one when my 80 became long in the tooth. My primary reason for going to the darkside with the Jeep instead of the FJC is the rear seat situation, with my 2 kids ages 3 and 6 I had fears of a mutiny if I stuck them in the cavelike...

As a former yota owner on my first jeep I'd say this is the most fun poor quality vehicle I have ever owned. I've already had the clutch replaced under warranty and don't get me started on fit and finish. That being said, I absolutely love it.

What type of engineer are you?

Try having your local store match the price you found online, it's always worked for me.

Gotta love this quote. "There's no word on how much exertion is required to get that thing really moving, but if it takes any kind of physical strain at all, chances are it'll never make it to America."

I'm did the same thing, I've installed a RE 2" BB which makes the breakover angle bearable and I'll be running the stock tires for quite a while. I was just the very fortunate recepient of a another set of Rubicon wheels and tires off of an 08 for free!!! My old set is going on my M101 and my...

As long as you stay with 33's or less and keep drive conservatively 17-18 shouldn't be a problem from my experience.

Considering Scott nearly gave his life for that shot I would think he'd charge you a considerable sum every time it is used.

That is exactly the tire and size I plan on putting on my JK once the BFG's wear out. From my research the only negatives I can find are weight and price, and I believe they are load rated E which shouldn't be a problem on your heavier rig.

Breathtaking photagraphy and storytelling!!! I hope you are compliling your reports for a travel guide of the West, I'd certainly purchase it!

Wow. Anyone think we don't need massive tax reform now?

Very impressive!!! How many people will the setup accommodate?