Post Pic's of your Jeep

[Root Moose]

Nice. I like the subtle touch of painting the bumper the same colour as the body side mouldings.

 

[rabunjeeper]

Thanks! Believe it or not, i went into a parts store and just picked up a can and thought it looked pretty close. Turns out, it was dead on. I put a regular automotive clear over top of it to protect it a lil better.

 

[Maximus Ram]

rabunjeeper, how do you like the aussie locker ? I've been contemplating one for my XJ for awhile now , but just can't bring myself to pull the trigger on getting one.

 

[Don-Pero]

 

[DarinM]

This was in Golden Gate State Park west of the Denver area.
Picnic lunch. Nice views of the place.

Heading up Mt. Evans. Funny story about the shackle on the back. I was driving up the Moffat Road outside Rollinsville. Very, very rough road. I kept hearing this rattle that was getting worse and worse. I just recently installed the suspension lift and was getting worried that something very bad was happening to it. Stopped several times, slid under the Jeep (well, flopped actually) and couldn't find anything loose. As I was lying under the back, I saw the shackle and reached up and poked it. Rattle, rattle. Ahhh.... My cousin who was riding shotgun jumped out - she was thinking that if I could reproduce the noise that easily we were in alot of trouble. I had to inform her that I was, in fact, dumber than a bag of hammers. Took off the shackle - Jeep was now repaired!!

 

[bftank]

haha! i've done that before, now i keep my shackles with my tow strap, keeps my shackles mine too.

 

[Hill Bill E.]

rabunjeeper, how do you like the aussie locker ? I've been contemplating one for my XJ for awhile now , but just can't bring myself to pull the trigger on getting one.

I'm running Aussie's in the front and back of My CJ7, and I love them!

They are a bit 'quirky' on the road, especially in the short wheelbase of the CJ, but nothing bad.

Offroad, they are awsome!

Still saving up for another one for my XJ:coffeedrink:

 

[willyswagon]

I just purchased the one on the right. I hope they can get along. :sport_box

This means the Willys Wagon will not be making the trip to the Arctic Circle next June

We had to chose to rush the wagon build in order to get it done on time, or go with something that we knew we could get parts for if we need them while in the North.

I couldn't take the chance of wrecking the trip while seaching for wagon parts along side the Dempster Highway!

So when this 2008 with 42000km(26000 miles) showed up, it had to follow me home


How are you Unlimited owners attaching your roof top tents? Are you using a foot pack to the rain drip rail, or going with a Congo, Wild Boar or alike?

The wagon now has to share the garage.

 

[Dracul]

update

:victory:

 

[Black Dog]

Whats interesting here is this boy is actually six feet two inches tall.

 

[Bennyhana]

Just trying to shed some weight for fuel economy

 

[Jeff Dodgen]

I don't think I have posted mine yet, even though it has a few changes since this pic was taken. This was at Fall Creek Falls, and when my wife was still pregnant, about when I started just wanting to explore more than just rock crawl. Working on a few details on making it more comfy for long trips.

 

[Jeff Dodgen]

This was more recent.

 

[theksmith]

Poughkeepsie Gulch, CO

 

[Meekerfam]

Just picked this up for my daughter. (really for me, but until she gets here own ride its her's)