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Thanks! The rack is the Garvin Adventure Rack. I believe they make one for TJ/LJ as well. We use ours for kayaks or a RocketBox.

Poser shot at the base of El Cap back in October.

Which century are you planning on time traveling to? ;)

Definitely not a Minor mod!

That rocks! Congrats!

Will do! Initial thoughts are very positive. Quick to inflate/deflate, easy to store in a high quality bag, power cord on the pump is long enough to reach the cigarette lighter outlet, and it's quite comfortable. It can be a bit awkward to get up into the Jeep once it's inflated, but really no...

Installed a Yakima Rocketbox Pro 14 and test fit the deepsleep air mattress.

Hilarious new Ronny Dahl episode with Harry Fisher. They have some fun ideas of things to deep fry in camp!

I wouldn't be surprised if the cabin isn't finished yet. Maybe just the exterior for now and they'll finish the interior for EJS?

Flat(ish) fender flares on the Rubi? Hopefully it ends up that way in production.

Two Wilderness Systems Tarpon 140 kayaks (midnight and dusk colors) on our 2016 JKUR. The rack setup is a Garvin Adventure rack, Garvin crossbar adapters, Yakima Corebar crossbars, and Yakima Evenkeel saddles.

Nice Rubi! I love that color; my favorite JK color was always Sahara Tan. I wonder if those new OEM LEDs would be plug-and-play into a '16...

'16 in Rhino! I was iffy about the color from the dealer's online photos, but it looks spectacular in person, somewhere between steel blue and gunmetal.

Thanks, we're very excited! She's probably going to stay mostly, if not all, stock, so there won't be a build thread, but I'll be sure to post about exploring and adventures.

Driveway shot of the new JKUR! The TJ wasn't going to be practical for adventuring with my fiance and the dogs, so we added some doors. Can't wait to get it off the pavement!

Fantastic truck! Makes me want one. That would be one of the only vehicles that could pull me away from Jeep.

If anyone is curious, the Renegades have been added to Build & Price on http://www.jeep.com.

I'm seriously interested in seeing one of these in person. Though if they don't offer the manual tranny on the 2.4L, that'll be a major turn-off for me depending on how well the 1.4L drives.