Post Pic's of your Jeep

[ex m38a1er]

@ ΑΜR
Deja vu?

 

[Black Dog]

@ ΑΜR
Deja vu?

Thats exactly what I was thinking. What if that exact same jeep parked under that exact same tree on the exact same date in 1944?

 

[AMR]

Thats exactly what I was thinking. What if that exact same jeep parked under that exact same tree on the exact same date in 1944?

What if? It's unknowable, of course, but fun to imagine, especially because in Normandy you can do time portals with your jeep such as this one from Rue Holgate in Carentan.

 

[Black Dog]

How come here in the US we can't preserve cool old buildings like that? We don't really have an excuse since we haven't had any major world wars come through and destroy everything so you would think it would be easy for us to do.

 

[c-bot]

I've been a lurker on the site for a while and thought I would post up a pic of my XJ. Just got the lift on over the weekend -- OME springs, Bilstein shocks, and JKS disconnects. I need to add some short shackles to the rear to level things out, but it should sit about 2.75" above stock when finished. Currently, it's wearing some 30x9.5x15 BFG Long Trails, but I'm currently shopping for 31x10.50x15's...looks like either the Duratacs, BFG A/T's, or General Grabber AT2's. The Jeep is a '93 Country, loaded with all the options, 4.0, A/T, 4WD and only has ~64k miles on it at the moment.

Poser flex after washing it. Swaybar still connected.

 

[Zoltar]

I wish more roads around here had this sign... You know, I wish any roads around here had this sign, this was taken in Kansas.

 

[Black Dog]

I like the ones that say NOT RECOMMEND FOR CARS OR TRAILER TOWING.

 

[Son-of-Beast]

Newbie here but long term offroader.

My current rig is a 2002 Jeep WJ, Grand Cherokee Limited, which is my handle here, Son-of-Beast in honor of my first offroad/expedition vehicle, a '77 International Harvester Scout II known as The Beast.

After 18 months I am closing in on completion of the rig, remaining activities are rebuild the front axle, final winch selection and installation, moving the high-lift jack to the Yakima roof rack along with a shovel/pick tool, installation of offroad lights onto the roof rack, 12V/110V inverter installation and 2nd battery installation (probably in the spare well under the rear cargo floor), and installation of Kennesaw Mountain Accessories rock sliders.

Then I will begin on an expedition trailer with RTT, to carry additional gear as well as my expedition motorcycle, a '90 Kawasaki KLR-650A4.

Here are a couple pics:

As loaded up for the Christmas Road Trip (don't laugh, clothes and presents for myself, Wifey and our 14yr old daughter, for a 2 week roadtrip - that said, they are gonna have to learn how to pack better for expedition camping)

Kennesaw Mountain Accessories Rear Bumper and Tire Carrier

Kennesaw Mountain Accessories Front Wincher Bumper

Kawasaki KLR-650A4 Expedition Motorcycle

 

[idaxj97]

Very nice jeep and bike :Wow1:

 

[Son-of-Beast]

Very nice jeep and bike :Wow1:

Thanks. The WJ is ridiculously great for roadtrips, it is comfortable, powerful, and with the Yakima roof rack and HitchHaul hitch carrier it can carry quite a bit as well. Ground clearance is great, steering is smooth, the 545RFE 5-spd auto is a great transmission, QuadraDrive is an amazing system, and the 4.7L V8 is actually reasonably efficient (averaged over 17mpg going San Diego to Albuquerque to Wichita KS and back, almost 3000 miles round trip with elevation changes of SL to almost 7,000').

The KLR has been a great ride - bought it new in 1990 and put a lot of miles on it through several spotty riding seasons. It can handle cruising all day on the highway at 70-80mph and can handle the twisties with vertigo inducing lean angles (it is real fun on curvy roads). On the trail it is OK - I do not treat it like a dirt bike, I treat it, like the WJ, as a trail vehicle, so I pick my routes carefully and ensure I have fire service roads, Jeep trails etc., available to respect my riding skills and desire to not abuse my equipment.

When I add an expedition trailer (currently in design stage), I will have a level of mobility that is almost unimaginable and I really look forward to it.

Love this site, great stuff with lots of inspiration.

 

[duffman1993]

Here's mine

Not much to see, got a killer winch bumper that needs to be put on, modifications to come once I get some of that papery green stuff (money!!! :ylsmoke: :truck::Mechanic:

 

[Sal-XK]

2007 Commander slightly modified

A few pics from Uwharrie National Forest

Doing a little trail maintenance

Camping at the beach

Thought I'd toss a short video in here
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[oldboyscout]

AMR, those are the coolest Jeep photos ever. How did you arrange a trip like that?

 

[bradf814]

guess this is a good place to introduce myself.
2003 Wrangler. I've got big plans for it, just gotta be patient.

:victory:

 

[theksmith]

a pic from recent trip to Coral Canyon OHV area in SoCal, I just like it because of the kind of tree cover, which I don't see enough of here in AZ usually: