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my buddy did a little photo-shoot of our rigs last weekend. check him out on Instagram: @ryanburger

12v lunchbox stove: https://www.roadprobrands.com/products/mobile-electronics/devices/appliances-12-volt/12-volt-portable-stove

AZ, just off hwy 93

just returned from a week family vacation and wheeling trip around the Mammoth Lakes, CA area - trip report here: https://offroadpassport.com/forums/topic/5614-august-2020-covid-cabin-fever-relief-family-vacation-in-mammoth-lakes-ca/

the old school floor dimmer switch rocks!

thank you sir!

- front sway bar disconnects (probably already have them with the lift) - engine/trans skid - evap canister relocation or a good skid for it - rock rails and of course for any rig: quality tire repair kit and compressor/hose/inflator, basic recovery equipment (including making sure you have...

very nice install! there are a bunch of random places with empty space in the JK/JKU, i found a spot under the front cowl for my pump and thermostatic mixing valve, which worked out well since i put the heat exchanger just below there in the engine bay: full write-up on that install here...

great job! i made a single-person one in my JK that also olds up for storage, build thread here... - it's definitely a tighter fit in the JK since the seats don't fold all the way back like that.

you could just carpet the top face, then use aluminum edging to provide a finished look while preventing the carpet edges from ever turning up.

slightly older (even refurbished) Samsungs. i also second the recommendation for Sony Xperia, i had a large one of those in a previous rig and i was quite nice...

a CESS stainless folding shovel that i got it from Amazon years ago, but they haven't been back in stock for a long time... CESS appears to be a random Chinese product importer. i've had good luck with it though, it's quite stout and locks in place securely.

a few months ago i finished up version 2.0 of my rear storage, fridge slide, and sleep platform for my 2016 Jeep JK 4 door. i have a full write-up over on Offroad Passport... i started with 1/2 plywood and lots of pocket-hole screws. some aluminum angle was used for the fridge slide as well...

was out enjoying the mild Arizona weather with a buddy this weekend and he got this nice shot of Gadget: