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Nice move Scott. Cutting ties with sponsorship will alleviate questions about alliances influencing reviews. It’s best to eliminate any element that has the potential to compromise impartiality.

I am fairly sure I understand your interest in hand winches. I once had a desire to have a hand winch over a bumper mounted electric. The flexibility of using it on any recovery point and any rig is appealing. I analyzed electric winches and it looked like a nearly endless opportunity to...

Mark another hash in the "NO" column. It's nice of you to let us vote but who among us is qualified to critique your rigs. I have never found use for an axe and don't carry one but I like the idea of hanging the shovel above the sliders, under the door. I like what you're doing to address...

Jan, Amazing undertaking!!!!! :Wow1:

I haven't seen a new one and the photo of the 16"&18" on their website looks the same as before, what changes did they make? Have you tested the revision? Or maybe have a pic? Thanks

Damn good choice for Rig of the Year 2009. Not an easy title to earn, NAXJA represents a large percentage of XJ builds worldwide. Big site with a lot of membership, Congrats OverlandXJ! :wings:

Ahhh, I see. I misunderstood, I was under the impression that your products completed some sort of a certification process. I'm sure the training was enjoyable, congrats.

Congrats. Please explain what's involved in completing the certification process? Who certifies?

I find I use all sorts of gear I have accumulated over my 22 year USAF career. When compared to commercial gear, mil-sec is generally heavy but very robustly built. Some of my favorite and most frequently used bits of kit include my Cammenga Tritium Lensatic Compass (ballz accurate&bomb...

XJ mike, like everything else you do, this is very well thought out and cleanly executed.

Adding 12VDC power points.

Yep ZJ seats are a bolt in solution. The problem I've found is that finding a pair of long in the tooth ZJ seats that are not worn out is very, very challenging. I have been looking into some Corbeaus, good seats and shockingly affordable. If I pull the trigger, I'll post up a photo.

Oh, that is outstanding! I want one too. That is stellar craftsmanship. Worth every quid to the right buyer.

Schweeeet! Great job on the J-pole, where did you get the plans?

Were those shots taken from a RI ANG C130J? I have seen the same view... breathtaking. Thanks for posting.

:wings:WooHoo! Updates, can't wait.

Boy, I sure would like to get my hands on one of these...

:drool: Nice work on this rig. I fear you may live regret the sale, I can see it's been a labor of love. Best of luck.

THEPATRIOT, why are you in the market for a Jeep? What happened to the $500 Trooper? If I'd have found a $500 Trooper in the condition of the one you bought I would not own my XJ.

Here's my opinion on the subject, get a late model Cherokee, 1997-2001. They can be had very inexpensively. The late models have a more modern appearing interior, steel hatch, 29 spline Chryco 8.25 dif and better (I use the term loosely) brakes. The 97-99s had a high pinion axle up front...