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Buy my 05 lj rubicon that is listed on here it is built and ready to go anywhere.

bump bump boom....

How about my 2005 lj rubicon. I will deliver it if you buy the gas.

I want one. What are the real world chances of me ever getting one. Right now I am looking for a damaged lj hardtop and not having much luck.

I think you should by my lj and be happy...

It is a sweet rig I have just recently got everything in perfect working order. Jeeps are finicky once I installed 8 adjstable control arms and adjustable trac bars everything fell into place. The dual batteries are sweet, duals will be the first mod on the next rig I build. Nwoods you should...

Nwoods if you feel I am asking to much figure out the cost of my investment and let me know where you think I should have set the price at.

It is a 6spd manual and it has almost 52,000 miles on it. It is my dd so the miles go up everyday.

33 inch bfg tires hellroaring dual battteries <2 yellow tops> 1000 watt power inverter outlet mounted in dash epi 9 superwinch synthetic line rokmen winch plate garvin front and rear bumpers rear swing out tire rack ridler diff covers front and rear rokmen tummy tuck rokmen gastank and...

I vote for snowy range wyoming. Its close to nebraska and there are not many people up there. The two trails listed on traildamage.com are a great place to start.

That thing is sweet if I can sell my jeep that is what I will be building.

Hurry up and get it right I want to see your pictures.:victory:

How about a trade for a stock tank and rokmen skid?

to flap or not to flap I built mine with parts from napa and hope depot I think it only cost me about thirty dollars and they work so well I havent taken them off all year. When they wear out or get ripped off by the rocks here in Colorado I will make another set. I think there is a company...

How about trading for a built 2005 rubicon in longmont?

Check out the genright tanks if you dont mind spending some cash. I carry one jerry can and my co2 on a swing out garvin bumber.

great bag We have two of them a large and a med. and they are great worth every penny.

Wow this turned into a great post. I must admit I learned a lot. I carry a small pruining saw I think they are used on fruit tree farms. I have never needed a chainsaw but where I camp and four wheel here in Colorado the trees are not that big above 8000 feet. A winch and an axe do the job...

wow Im surprized at the responses to this question. Personally I am offended by most people who think they can cut trees in national forests. I hate it when I am camping and hear someone running a chainsaw. Shooting bothers me even more. I can see using a chainsaw in the spring to clear...

one more heep over the hill I will be driving over vail pass today pulling the chaser. I am using TheMike's scangauge so I to can figure out what it costs me to go play. Im planning on getting 12 miles to the gallon. I will report back in a week or so.:smiley_drive: