Post your Jeep Camping Pictures!

[saburai]

Near Marshall NC.

 

[onebadtj]

Here is a camping pic from the Con this year.



DE

 

[Drumber]

3A at Clear Creek BLM


Willys CJ-3A at Clear Creek OHV/BLM before it was closed to "protect" us from asbestos exposure. With Colin from 762 Tactical.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Camping in Uwharrie last month for URE 10 with the Old North State Land Rover Society.

 

[heehawhardy]

our first trip out

 

[Gear]

General Patton's Desert Training Center Run - Nov. 2013

I few photographs of a recent trip.

 

[brianjwilson]

Hey Gear, you've had the teraflex sliders for a while now right? How do you like them?

 

[Gear]

Hey Gear, you've had the teraflex sliders for a while now right? How do you like them?

Love them. I have had them on both the 07 JK and now the 13 JK. One plus is you actually gain back payload over the stock Rubicon Sliders. Only negative is drilling into the sheet metal of the Jeep body. Once you get over that hurdle it's no big deal. I also like the door protection while in the shopping center parking lots.

 

[Goody]

Gear-what light do you have installed on your tailgate? Looks like a lot of light!

 

[Gear]

Gear-what light do you have installed on your tailgate? Looks like a lot of light!

Hi Goody,

Here is a post about the National Luna 9 LED light. Let me know if you have any other specific questions.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...-9-LED-Light-Installed-on-a-2013-Jeep-Rubicon

Thanks,

 

[Goody]

thanks. That's now on the list of upcoming mods!

 

[Yuman Desert Rat]

Justin, the Jeep looks great. I wish I could have gone on the trip with you guys. Looks like it was a great time.

 

[brianjwilson]

Love them. I have had them on both the 07 JK and now the 13 JK. One plus is you actually gain back payload over the stock Rubicon Sliders. Only negative is drilling into the sheet metal of the Jeep body. Once you get over that hurdle it's no big deal. I also like the door protection while in the shopping center parking lots.

Good to hear. There are a couple of other sliders that I like, which also extend past the body for protection. But they are steel and heavy. Seems that the teraflex sliders hold up well for most, if even with some minor distortion from rocks. At least they don't require frequent repainting!

My rubicon rails don't inspire confidence in rocks and trees because they are too close in to the body. Definitely not for use "pivoting" around stationary objects on tight trails around here.

 

[nickmimi]

Summit hill in Utah

 

[Billybadass411]

I know this is a few years old, but that just means people have new cool pictures to post! So, Bump!