SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
awesome rig. What trailer is that?
Post Pic's of your Jeep
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TrailTrackers
Observer
Thanks. I built the trailer myself during the winter of '08 -'09. I really love those AT Chaser Trailers but couldn't see spending that kind of money when I knew I could build one myself. So I used the Chaser as an example and got some advice from Martyn out at AT and threw this one together.
I did a 5 part build thread over on Utah 4x4 Club. You can see all the pictures here.
SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
you have some skill!
TrailTrackers
Observer
Thanks! I edited that post and added a link to my Picasa Web Album, where you can see all the build pictures.
Driver-Navigator
Explorer
Nice pics. It seems that any photo of a Jeep can be improved by the addition of tents and other camping gear. Maybe that's because I'm stuck at work... 
alexfm
Explorer
Where did you get those seats? And those cupholders? My XJ could use some mew ones.I'd like to, in a way...but the truck is just so perfect the way it is, it would seem like a shame. I have a few more pics somewhere, but the interior is absolutely mint with bestop seats. I'd like to do a 4" lift using a 4 link in the front and SOA in the rear w/ custom springs to keep it low. I would eventually like to roll on 33x10.50 KM2's. It may happen or it might stay that way. I would like to build a 91 suburban w/ a Duramax/ Allison/atlas combo on tons and about 3.5-4" lift as an expo rig.
12-90 (1991 model) short box, New 4.0 HO crate engine, AX-15/231, dana 44 rear, HP 30 front, 2" BB, 245/75/16 MTR's
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dejablu311
Observer
Here are some from the Blue Ridge Parkway this past weekend.
Hey dejablu, I noticed the Six Sigma bumper sticker on your Jeep and thought it a weird coincidence that I had just heard about it today. In my engineering seminar class today, we had a guest professor talking about some stuff to increase your desirability in the market place and the pros and cons of getting a Master's or Ph.D. , etc. He was talking about a few things we could do once we're in the workforce and said something about becoming a black belt in Six Sigma or a Lean Six Sigma. I was thinking I had never heard of that particular discipline of martial arts, and more importantly what good would martial arts training do to increase my desirability in a engineering position? Haha, anyway, I figured out a general idea of what it was but seeing your bumper sticker made me check it out online. Turns out it's been around a long time and I had never once heard of it. Funny how stuff like that happens more often than you would think. Weird place to see it too, lol...on the back of a Jeep on ExPo.
dejablu311
Observer
haha. Well the sticker is actually for my business and it has nothing to do with the quality control term used is the work place. We just liked the way it sounded. Its Six Sigma Dyno Services.
drgnhrt1979
Adventurer
my Jeep is a 2000 Cherokee Sport (XJ), I do some off roading, but think i would like to do more long duration stateside expeditions to discover the hidden treasures the US offers to those who are willing to find them. for pics please follow the following link, as the site will not allow me to upload a photo atm.
