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Reminds of the Jeep JK with the Gazell kit with the maxtrax mounted on the side. I would think some form of reinforcement would be needed if there is any chance it could catch on something.

@ Kmrtnsn .... so the rear machine gunner can refuel on the go! sorry just saw this picture on a totally unrelated blog and thought of this thread ?

The look of the 110 is "it" for me for the idea of an overland vehicle. Thanks for for all the pictures. On a side note, there are several Jeepers who carry Roto Pacs on the sides. Not a jerry can but along the same lines

Not a dig to the LR. With a Jeep JKU GVW at about 5600lbs I see more than a few over 6000 lbs and some folks state over 7000 lbs. Having more room my concern is some folks would equate more space with ability to carry more... and more adds up the weight fast. And lets face it, a lot of...

I think it's a good general idea, as always for you, but the one concern I would have is Jeep folks already over weight their rigs. Given even more places to put more kit I can see people even more stuff there. Of course us Jeepers like to bring too stuff any way. Still, a worthy...

After a 190,000 miles is anything comfortable to sit i? If you like them and the bones are in good shape have you considered have them rebuilt? A good local auto upholstery shop can do it. Maybe you can even have the heaters upgrade to add coolers too...... has to be a nice feature down that...

I'm down in the Reno NV area so our snow is more to discuarge more Californians from moving here rather than calling it real snow - though we can be in real snow in a matter of minutes with the Sierras. They perform better than the stock KM2 did but they could be better. Mine are the 11.5"...

I got KO2 33's for the same reasons you mention. They are an AT, as opposed to a MT, but they perform in the mud as you would expect for and AT. HOWEVER, I was surprised to find out much trouble they are having with the rubber. This has, in many cases, caused balancing issues. This has lead...

Don't forget the solar powered freezer that holds 2 quartered elk...... When I asked Mat at EO about the weight he said the kit added about the same weight as a skelitor roof rack and RTT/300 pounds. ratled PS- the handle shayes4me- is that a steam engine reference?

Study everything Dan has put out - The Road Chose Me He has a good idea what you are for doing Africa and S America. He has a You Tube channel too as well as being a poster here.

Article here The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 is equipped with a 6.4-liter Hemi V8 rated at 450 hp and 450 lb-ft of torque. While billed as a concept, Jeep said it’s an indication that Wrangler fans who’ve been wanting a V8 model “may soon get their wish.”

I read about that on CG :)

F250 - That id far the best set I have seen yet... though you might want to consider a handle change now.... Just sayin

Two things, how about a picture of what you are working with... and how about something this and you can hang it when needed

How about this? Tire Table

Poor customer service kept me from buying one from them. Before them Matt at EO was going to be the USA vendor for them. I had several GREAT long conversations with Matt and I was going to send the deposit but he said to wait until he officially got the contract. There was a thread on this...

I have 2 for you to check out. First is the 1st Jeep in this video for the on board water system Water system on first Jeep And the second is Chris added the aux fuel tank on his setup Range America tank

No, no, no Clymber, you can't post a great find like that then only share one picture.........

I forgot to add I have I orverlander and all the Ham repeaters for the 2 states I use on there too. Well worth it for carrying useful things like that in addition to nav