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Always curiois to find out what it is. Since you did open that door. ;)

High line fender, and armor! Nice work! :)

Wow, just read the entire tread. Well, since our fire laws are technically so screwed, and if your only reason to come to vanada is to bring you guns and fire amrs, any type, I suggest that you do not come. But there are so many other things up here that is worth leaving. What is nice in our...

A full built tread could be a little much here, but asking question with a few pics should be fine. But you could also share your new link here. As for your built, there is no modest built, cause a built should always anwer our needs, and unsless you are planing a rock crawler, an expo rig...

Ok, these are no North Americain liscence plates on those vehicules. What country are you from! :)

If you are sad, why sell. She is probably cheaper to keep than anything else you will replace her with!

This is really nice work!

I use to have a cover for my winch, but soon realized that humidity would get under it and stay there. So for me, it was a catch 22. So decided not to mess with it anymore. But still, nice fit! :)

@Keith Starr nicely made on the stove!

Ok, but you have to lift the tent or unhook the trailer to open the rear gate. Or jack knife the jeep and trailer. But if it works for you, this is great! :)

Not today, but lately. I had misfire and other code issues with my 2005 LJ. Something that was solved last year, but came back with a vangence. So I went to basic. Check if I had installed the propect spark plugs, with was ok. But decided to look at the gap. Dang, that thing was all over...

Ok, nice chero, but this is to much below bumper pictures, and not enought of the roof conversion. This is after all, and overland forum. ;)

Nice lookimg set-up. Does that means that you have to unhitch every time you want to open the tent?

What about going with electric? Would be even better for full economy.

You will like the remote. The full wireless remote when it came out, was cheaper than the hardwire at winch/ wireless handheld remote. Go figure. And the 113$ you paidis about what I paid at the time. The other older version (hard wire to the winch) was about 180$. So when the new one came...

Ok, you got me! Good find! ;)

Wow, that is a great deal, the place I looked at, was way more than that just for the quantity of connectors that you have. Do they sell on line?

I would be curious to know how much was all your cables. Last time I looked form the right size handerson connector to do someting like that, my jaw drop to the ground. So maybe your source is worth sharing. Keep it up.

i have been using the warn remote for both my front and rear winch. The winch unit is plug in on any warn winch. I keep a 12 foot cord remote just in case, but after 4 years, I am still on the same set of batteries. One of the best winch related purchased I ever did. A fun one anyway. :)

Why would you remove the hammock. Just leave it there for storage. I did the same thing a few years back using a piece of the safety net for and old trempoline. As for the crock, I would keep the steps just as they are. Perso, I drop my shoes on the ground when going down and place my feet in...