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This is a Krylon Desert Tan rattle can job. It is ~1 year old in this photo with ~25 days of off road. It sees a lot of heavy brush and mud and has held up very well. It sleeps in the garage so I'm not sure how much weathering you'd see from sun and rain. I painted over a good, intact...

Everytime I see this pic I wonder what it looks like deployed? can you post a pic of the tent set up?:chowtime:

Another vote for tan:elkgrin: This thread has come paint codes

:bowdown: The speed holes make it!

Your project is looking great:ylsmoke: Have you considered a burly looking back bumper, possibly with tow points? My brother backed his coleman popup into a tree, it wasn't pretty:mad:

The camper shell makes it:clapsmile

Dude you need to get to the woods soon , that **** can be fatal:D

Great jeep:victory: , what's going on with the storage area cover? Is that plywood? Do you have any other pics of the storage?

It almost looks like you could put 2 of those racks on there, looks good!

Nice pic, your jeep matches the landscape perfectly:)

I found this a good accessory for the kitchen box. It's stainless and can be put directly on the stove to heat. I've seen them everwhere for ~$5

Have you considered a simple 2x6 box tube bumper of the same shape, with longer returns. Matterial would be $30-50. You could put expanded metal on the top to make a step/platform to access under the hood. That stock bumper looks a little odd sticking out that far. Please don't take offense...

Are you putting the axle in spring over or under?

I've never worked on a toy rearend, but you might want to check to see if your drive shaft is bent or out of balance. I had a bent front drive shaft take out a front pinion seal on mine already. Good luck

If you intend to heavily use the armor, another way to save some coin is to get it unfinished. No sense paying for powder coat if you are going to grind it off with abuse. I take my bumpers, skid, etc. off every so often and repaint. Many of the small guys would rather sell it to you unfinished.

Nice work so far, as long as she's not into unicorns, you'll be OK:D

How are you doing the inner fenders, prostreet style or like a box?

That's is exactly what I was thinking would have made a cool display, great minds think alike:D

From the NF site Pets must be restrained or on a leash at all times while in developed recreation areas. Pets (except guide dogs) are not allowed in swimming areas or sanitary facilities. Saddle or pack animals are allowed unless posted otherwise..

Here is a link to the NF, not sure about pets, but the area is pretty remote. http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/mnf/rec/rec_index.shtml