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[GB_Willys_2014]

Please tell me more about those wheels!

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Fantastic wheels!

 

[Vinman]

Here’s my 06 TJ Unlimited Rubicon

 

[Dusty Wagoneer]

This is Jeep three, but the two Wagoneer's are outta commission for a while longer.
My little XJ just got an OME set of springs, Smittybuilt XRC rear bumper, and is getting a defender roof rack this week. Next is an ARB front bumper/winch.

 

[bluejeep]

from my recently completed solo trip thru the Rubicon Trail

 

[American Jeeper]

How was it pulling that trailer?

 

[tweenerlj]

 

[jadmt]

Please tell me more about those wheels!

look like Black Rock 908 yumas painted white.
https://www.jegs.com/p/Black-Rock/Black-Rock-908-Series-Yuma-Matte-Black-Wheels/1560619/10002/-1

 

[bluejeep]

How was it pulling that trailer?

No issues at all, did not hinder forward progress, if I got stuck I would have been stuck regardless if the trailer was there or not.
Only thing to watch is backing up, which I had to do a few times, but knowing the trailer was there and reacting appropriately, no issues at all.

 

[American Jeeper]

No issues at all, did not hinder forward progress, if I got stuck I would have been stuck regardless if the trailer was there or not.
Only thing to watch is backing up, which I had to do a few times, but knowing the trailer was there and reacting appropriately, no issues at all.

That’s awesome, looks like a great setup for sure and pretty amazing you took it where you did.

 

[FlightMedicJP]

At Jeep Jamboree Uwharrie. What a great trip and awesome time wheeling for two days.

 

[ultraclyde]

Somewhere in Clybel WMA, central Georgia.

 

[PacificNorthWestJeeper]

A new radiator for the Hemi and building the M416 now... Links to both builds below..
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[ex m38a1er]

Good morning...

 

[Downing]

Night trailing in the Cascade Range. And a couple of shots on the Barlow Road, part of the original Oregon Trail.

 

[Mundo4x4Casa]

My new-to-me 1982 CJ-8 in 1988 at the start of the endless build. At this point I only did an SOA on it. It really was a classic with the highest grade package.

Moving over the Little Sluice in 1997 in 130:1 final drive. The strap was held by 4 big guys to keep me from falling of the rock. I told them if they could not hold it, just let go.

In 2015 after the last build cycle and days before I sold it:

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