Post Pic's of your Jeep

[zigsrig]

Playing around on/near Red Cone in Colorado

 

[DailyJeep]

Ya gotta post elevations too Heh!

Short by Colorado standards, about 9800 ft.

But as a CO newbie, I'm just glad "Henry" can breathe better up there than me.

 

[Shapeshifter]

The kit for my later model was $500 for 2" of lift. Older models you can get 4-6" of lift on but requires extensive work approaching $1K. I didn't want to get to the cutting stage of lift kits, so I started over with a Wrangler.

Plus you can't get a low range with an auto (Older manuals had an available low range) and there was not an available rear locker for the stock rear diffs.

Great vehicles for extreme dirt roading, they just don't have the aftermarket that the Wrangler provides.

Pretty much the same reason I sold my Tracker and got a wrangler.

 

[machine1]

Pretty much the same reason I sold my Tracker and got a wrangler.

Haha that's an awesome little Tracker you had there!

 

[texploration]

Thanks! I'm loving it already. Just picked up a set of Rubicon OEM sliders for $50, I couldn't pass that up.

Woah where?????

 

[machine1]

Woah where?????

I picked them up from Craigslist, they usually go for around $100 used. I asked for a discount because I was driving across the Metroplex to pick them up, he had them listed for $75. Nice guy.

 

[Shapeshifter]

I just sold a perfect set of Rubicon sliders for $60 on CL.

 

[StayDirtyMyFriends]

Got mine for free about a month ago, they were for a 4door, so I had to cut them down, and one of the end caps is missing (I'd really like a part number so I could get it replaced).

 

[Jp90Talon]

Few pics and a vid from this weekends wheelin trip...

Little Video.....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v451/BBBJustin/jeep/FC 2015/th_IMG_2064_zpstzl3k2mp.mp4

 

[Dr. Marneaus]

460 mile road trip over labor day weekend up to June Lake, CA and a stop in Mammoth Lakes.

 

[Mitch502]

:bowdown:

 

[PetitFrereArmada]

Greetings!

Been here a while, just coming from a different subforum (Other). I used to do backcountry day trips in my lifted Subaru Forester softroader...

But I just picked up a replacement for the Forester last weekend:

I call him the Jeepenwagen. Base model Wrangler Unlimited on 29" tires with two options, Automatic transmission and a hardtop. 33" tires and rock sliders will be the first mods before I take it to the local trails for a proper break-in. I'm confident that everything the Subaru could do, this one can do better.

LOL, I swear. I was wanting to tell you one time that I see you ditching that subie one day for a bigger 4x4. I guess your soft overlanders would feel bad since you are no onger a softie, lol. You hve upgraded.

Nice. Now start moding that. I will be in Barnwell next weekend to explore the trails.

 

[machine1]

LOL, I swear. I was wanting to tell you one time that I see you ditching that subie one day for a bigger 4x4. I guess your soft overlanders would feel bad since you are no onger a softie, lol. You hve upgraded.

Nice. Now start moding that. I will be in Barnwell next weekend to explore the trails.

Haha, hey thanks man!

My fellow softroaders understand why I made the move. I was about to get to the cut and weld stage of the Forester and that would have costed more than just buying a Wrangler and taking advantage of the huge aftermarket available. I'm still a softroader at heart, and when you see the route I take the Wrangler it will be very conservative.

Have fun out there at Barnwell! I'll run into you one of these days on one of our trips.

 

[Kmrtnsn]

The White Rim Road two weeks ago.

 

[darksidecustoms]

The White Rim Road two weeks ago.

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Stunning.


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