Post Pic's of your Jeep

[goin camping]

Here's my two jeeps. The first one is a bone stock 1942 Willys Marine Corp jeep.

And here's the new 95 that never touched dirt until I got it. It has a ways to go.

 

[theksmith]

a couple shot's of a friends XJ from yesterday...

 

[Barrows]

Are you Stationed in Rockland ME? I'm in Union, and work near the station....:beer:

 

[Off Duty]

Some recent poser shots of my rig...

Beautiful Jeep!
BTW- I noticed a difference in the the decal just ahead of the drivers door.
Top pics show a triangle, the last, an American flag.
What was the first one?
Sorry, just a stickler for little crap like that...hazard of the trade

 

[Chuck Bullitt]

Just joined and figure this thread a good place to start. Have mostly beat my rig against rocks the last couple of years, but looking for more expedition type things to do.

2009 JK: Clean for a change

Clayton, OK

Moab, UT

Palo Duro Canyon, TX

Marble Falls, TX

Katemcy K2, TX

 

[AmericaOverland]

I wish I had that pink jeep as a kid! Instead, I had an electric yellow 1910-1925 looking roadster thing with the flat-sided hood sides and top. I don't know how to describe what I had, but that jeep! It's so cute! Does the lucky girl still drive it?

 

[AmericaOverland]

i still love the looks of the FSJ!

X "I-don't-know-how-many-before-me!" That FSJ with the Cherokee stripes in red body with white roof is the color scheme that I base my Scout II on.

 

[scphanse]

Better picture??????????????

I took off the Hella 500s and mounted some HIDx lights from RDM Offroad; free shipping.
http://www.rdmoffroad.com/HIDX---HID-Offroad-Light.aspx

I'll take a better picture soon and also show the spread pattern at night:

I always thought that 4x4's were sposed to be muddied. What better pic than this????:Wow1:

 

[AmericaOverland]

Here are a few of my work in progress:

That just screams "Michael, I will not go offroading. Find another jeep. I will not allow myself to be trashed" (you hear automatic weaponry being armed). "Need I remind you what happened to the last thief?"

 

[AmericaOverland]

Hi there, my name is Dave and I'm new to the ExPo forums. I'm having a good time browsing through some old/long threads, but figured I should at least post some pics of my Jeep, so here goes:

Be honest now... That mud looks too solid up front. How much does a mud job at the shop cost? That would be a neat paint job!

 

[97tjguzzy]

one from last weekend in KY

 

[AmericaOverland]

lol, I'm kind of glad you don't think it's pretty. I like to think my jeep is about as pretty (inversely proportional to its usefulness) as a farmer's agro. spec. Unimog, or a seasoned M725 ambulance. No Macy's parade here, just a damn useful piece of equipment. Thanks for the feedback.

That is perfect! That's how I would like my trucks to look, really!

 

[AmericaOverland]

Here are a few of my 08 JKU

Completely classic scenery! The campground with the Jeep without doors. It's a pretty color, with just the right amount of blue in it to cool off the color to a standard red.

 

[AmericaOverland]

Wow, it took me three days of reading this entire thread along with everything else I occupy myself with at home during my free days. This was an inspiring read for me!

I have wanted a Jeep ever since I met my friend's daddy's FSJ Cherokee Chief. Now, I'm torn between a CJ-7, TJ, and an FSJ.

Right now, I have my Scout II that I'm waiting on to come out of restoration, hopefully soon. Depending on my finances, I might add to that with one of these Jeeps.

Since I have never ridden in a CJ-series nor a Scout II, which of these are considered more basic or more utilitarian?

 

[AmericaOverland]

Here is an inspiring video of what it used to be like before I was born.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vov-IPy_6NM"]YouTube - Vintage Rubicon Trail Jeepers Jamboree[/ame]