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That is an amazing rig!
Post Pic's of your Jeep
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bldeagle10
Explorer
man, i love that LJ its beautiful. and i cant wait till i get my XJ out to the San Juan mountains! for sure i want to go down black bear pass, imogene pass and engineers pass
dirty Bakers
Conservative
dirty Bakers 87 SJ
well there you have it, posser shots and all.
well there you have it, posser shots and all.
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RichardD
New member
I'm enjoying all the great information and pictures here very much. I figure that I've been lurking long enough, so this is my first post.
Brown: My YJ - February 28, 2009 At the top end of Reed Creek trail in VA. It has a Groundpounder Fab Rear Bumper and a freshly rebuilt 4.2L engine. The plan is to do a 2" shackle lift, 1 1/4" BL, add sway bar discos, fit some 31s, and some armor too. I also plan on removing the factory gauges and putting the mechanical ones currently under the dash now in a new dash panel.
Yellow: Fiancee's TJ - July 2010, on the trail at Snowshoe Mtn, WV. 2" BB, 1" BL, JKS Discos, 31s, and some armor.
Be well,
Richard
Brown: My YJ - February 28, 2009 At the top end of Reed Creek trail in VA. It has a Groundpounder Fab Rear Bumper and a freshly rebuilt 4.2L engine. The plan is to do a 2" shackle lift, 1 1/4" BL, add sway bar discos, fit some 31s, and some armor too. I also plan on removing the factory gauges and putting the mechanical ones currently under the dash now in a new dash panel.
Yellow: Fiancee's TJ - July 2010, on the trail at Snowshoe Mtn, WV. 2" BB, 1" BL, JKS Discos, 31s, and some armor.
Be well,
Richard
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Sergio Castro F
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Sergio Castro F
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Some Willys action..........
mmmlafayette
New member
I have had the good fortune to own a couple of excellent Jeeps to both tackle the difficult trails and do some great exploring. The first was a 95 ZJ that I owned for 13 years. Over time did a lot of "stuff" to it. The major things:
Dana 50 front
Dana 60 rear
both w/ARB lockers
Clayton Long Arms
241 Tcase
Trailready bumpers
Warn winch
305/75/16 BFG AT on Rubicon wheels
supercharger, headers
and a bunch of other stuff
On the Rubicon Trail
The Rock Pile in Pritchett Canyon/Moab
Rusty Nail/Moab
French Creek on Holy Cross/south of Vail, CO
After 13 years and 150,000 miles the ZJ is sold by not forgotten!!
Dana 50 front
Dana 60 rear
both w/ARB lockers
Clayton Long Arms
241 Tcase
Trailready bumpers
Warn winch
305/75/16 BFG AT on Rubicon wheels
supercharger, headers
and a bunch of other stuff
On the Rubicon Trail
The Rock Pile in Pritchett Canyon/Moab
Rusty Nail/Moab
French Creek on Holy Cross/south of Vail, CO
After 13 years and 150,000 miles the ZJ is sold by not forgotten!!
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mmmlafayette
New member
In 2008 I purchased a 2006 TJ Unlimited Rubicon. It is proving to be a very capable trail and exploration vehicle. Some of the stuff done:
-Full Traction 6" Long Arms
-Garvin Bumpers
-Warn Powerplant winch
-315x75x16 on American Racing ATX wheels
-lots of steel underneath
-GenRight 31.5 Gal gas tank
Nugget Hill/outside of Boulder, CO
[IMG]http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=712&pictureid=3264
The Wall on Green Day/Moab
Camping at the Doll House in the Maze/Canyonlands
-Full Traction 6" Long Arms
-Garvin Bumpers
-Warn Powerplant winch
-315x75x16 on American Racing ATX wheels
-lots of steel underneath
-GenRight 31.5 Gal gas tank
Nugget Hill/outside of Boulder, CO
[IMG]http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=712&pictureid=3264
The Wall on Green Day/Moab
Camping at the Doll House in the Maze/Canyonlands
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silvElise
Adventurer
thethinginthewoods
Adventurer
Surprisingly, i don't think i've ever posted pics of either of my rigs on EP, but here goes:
Funny Rocks, Moon Rocks & Naches Trail:
Evans Creek:
Last but not least, my new daily driver in northern MT:
Funny Rocks, Moon Rocks & Naches Trail:
Evans Creek:
Last but not least, my new daily driver in northern MT:
thethinginthewoods
Adventurer
Surprisingly, i don't think i've ever posted pics of either of my rigs on EP, but here goes:
Funny Rocks, Moon Rocks & Naches Trail:
Evans Creek:
Last but not least, my new daily driver in northern MT:
Found a few more:
Evans Creek:
thethinginthewoods
Adventurer
They are the old BFG mud-terrains. 33"x12.5"x15. I also had a set of bald 35"x12.5"x16" BFG all-terrains, but i recently traded them for a new snowboard & bindings.
As soon as my current tires wear out, i'm planning on getting a set of 35" kevlar Goodyears.