zanethan
New member
I was big into the off-roading scene in my younger days but moved to the more speed and street scene when I moved to a larger city. Well my brother in law has always been into Jeeps and I decided to get back into the off-roading scene. I decided to take the plunge last fall and after lots of research picked up a 2011 Xterra S 6MT with 122k on the clock, dubbed Ellie. It was originally intended to just be a toy but has quickly grown on me and is now my daily driver. It was also supposed to be a rather slow build over the course of years but here I am one year later with 90% of what I wanted to do completed. My intent was to create a mild build that will he used for weekend camping and road trips. I still have some details I want to add but like I said the major things have been done.
Day I brought her home
First minor mod. Known as the magic button on the newx forum. It essentially disables the traction control system entirely.
Replaced the missing signature first aid kit.
Homemade shift knob from a cedar tree that was blown down at my moms house during hurricane Florence.
Now we’re into it! First major mods painting the plastics, replacing shocks, and adding a 1.5” lift in the front.
Custom seat covers since the Nissan cloth is so terrible.
Some new shoes. 265 BFG KO2s.
Some armor. Second hand Shrockworks sliders
Getting creative with fall in the horizon and this camping season. Homemade bug nets for camping.
Day I brought her home
First minor mod. Known as the magic button on the newx forum. It essentially disables the traction control system entirely.
Replaced the missing signature first aid kit.
Homemade shift knob from a cedar tree that was blown down at my moms house during hurricane Florence.
Now we’re into it! First major mods painting the plastics, replacing shocks, and adding a 1.5” lift in the front.
Custom seat covers since the Nissan cloth is so terrible.
Some new shoes. 265 BFG KO2s.
Some armor. Second hand Shrockworks sliders
Getting creative with fall in the horizon and this camping season. Homemade bug nets for camping.
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