SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
In action down in Baja this last weekend:
Post Pic's of your Jeep
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CMARJEEP
Observer
THanks.
I actually have a Trail Ready rear tire carrier bumper sitting in my garage. I'm just too lazy to put it on.
I'm gonna have my buddy weld a mount or two on there for gas cans.
TOTJ
Adventurer
Tell me more about the trail you are on. My wife and I go up to Pismo alot
and sometimes the dunes get a little boring.
Thanks,
and sometimes the dunes get a little boring.
Thanks,
My '81 CJ8 on Hi Mountain Lookout Road in Arroyo Grande, CA.
JChatary
Outdoor Daydreamer
THanks.
I actually have a Trail Ready rear tire carrier bumper sitting in my garage. I'm just too lazy to put it on.
Yeah....I would love a bumper like that for mine! I also saw one around here that attaches into your trailer hitch...carries a spare for around $600...not sure about any jerry can holders for it though...
Dude....get your bumper put on. It's called a wrenching party and usually consists of a lot of pizza & beer! :victory:
I think $600 a bit much for a tire carrier. :Wow1: Look at www.custom4x4fabrication.com For about $800 they have a WJ or XJ rear bumper, rear corner guards tire carrier combo that has tow points. In addition you can get their gas can carrier, high lift jack carrier and trail rack for it. I've have their set-up on my TJ for 8 years (100K miles) and no problems or complaints. Rattles drive me crazy and their set up doesn't...I want to be able to open and close the thing with one hand...I can with theirs. It has not even rusted!
I don't work for them or want to sound like an ad, but some of the prices I see on other products seem very high compared to C4X4 and I know their quality is first rate. In addition, I have looked at a lot of other set-ups at jamborees and other events. Some of the mounting designs on aftermarket parts are nothing more than bolted on where the factory parts were. Give me a break. If I am hanging a large spare, high lift, gas can, loaded trail rack and pulling out a buddy, I want some substancial mounting brackets.
I don't work for them or want to sound like an ad, but some of the prices I see on other products seem very high compared to C4X4 and I know their quality is first rate. In addition, I have looked at a lot of other set-ups at jamborees and other events. Some of the mounting designs on aftermarket parts are nothing more than bolted on where the factory parts were. Give me a break. If I am hanging a large spare, high lift, gas can, loaded trail rack and pulling out a buddy, I want some substancial mounting brackets.
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Bishop Creek
New member
Some recent pics of my LJ on a trail near Mammoth Lakes, CA:
flashooter
Observer
First post here at Expo.. I have an 02 Wrangler sport. A few small mods including a 3.5 inch lift, viking softtop, Rubicon Moabs, modded stock front bumper and homebulit rear bumper with swingout. Future plans call for bigger tires (255/85s or 285/75s), a roofrack, and a homemade camping trailer with a RTT.
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LakeErieYJ
Adventurer
94 YJ Wrangler, built to do just about anything, including daily drive. Its not scared of 1k mile road trips either, just took one this past weekend.
Old picture, and rear setup:
New stuff:
Old picture, and rear setup:
New stuff:
Root Moose
Expedition Leader
Good lookin' unit.
jeepmedic46
Expedition Leader
Very nice looking.:smiley_drive:
Bad Hair Day
Observer
My '81 CJ8 on Hi Mountain Lookout Road in Arroyo Grande, CA.
nice scrambler, I'm waiting for a CJ-8 Aqualu tub to show up. I let my customers build my next wheeling rig to celebrate the shop's 10 yr. anniversary. Here's a link to the thread http://moab-offroad.net/smf/index.php?topic=140.0 and an artist rendition of it. :sombrero:
CHEERS!!!
which one?
Scha-weeeet!!! Gotta love a clean old FSJ!!!:safari-rig:
My daily driver
Sorry I could't resist. Moderators please nuke if not acceptable:wings:
Wow, glad you were kidding, that fugly thing should be nuked from orbit!
