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Excellent. You had fun and didn't die. That do be the goal.

I was parked on a slope for quite a while, plus my rear door seals on the front corner did not stop water coming in from back to front. The water would pool then come down the inside of my B pillar and soaked the carpet. Since I spend 2 weeks out of every month at work, the truck would have...

How dare you not stand in the raging storm and take pictures of your pride and joy?! *clutches pearls*

Praise the spellenings!

We are highly aware of our relative awesomeness levels. Please do not feed the egos.

You are just now starting your dive into the Jeep parts ocean. Use the knowledge you can glean from us, but only after you have had a good, hard think of exactly what you are building up your Jeep to be. Also, most importantly, question WHY you need it. For practicalities' sake and to keep...

Very nice. What brand did you use? (Unless I missed it)

I second the Billiebars, especially if you don't want to give up your tonneau. Me, myself and I, I decided that I'd rather have a heavier rack than a tonneau. Good luck with your build!

And thats why I moved out of Louisiana and up to Alaska. And bought a small torch (read: flamethrower) for the mosquitos.

God, yes. Totally forgot the Rock Stopperz. Do it.

1. Anvil Overland Dash Bar or Bulletpoint Picatinny Rail. Reasoning: I own a manual, and don't have enough hands. This also allows you to build up places to hold everything from your phone, to a radio mike, even a tablet. Extremely useful. 2. Cheapy Amazon Center Console storage boxes and a...

Price no object? Yeti Trailhead, without a doubt. Ultra-lux, super comfy, built like an anvil. https://www.rei.com/product/174101/yeti-trailhead-camp-chair

Pt 3, Leaving the NP and The Denali Highway After waking up and realizing that I'm getting older and I REALLY shouldn't have hiked that far and then gotten decently drunk, I moved again to the Traffic Cone of Modesty for my morning cleaning. Only to find that the godforsaken bird had decided...

Denali NP, Day 2 Twas a beautiful day upon awakening. To the damned bird quietly hooting on the ground outside of my tent. I was sorely tempted to go wake up the campground host and report said bird, but it was 0500 and I just couldn't do that to the poor man. Got up, made breakfast (Go...

Good job not dying. Seriously.

A Jar of Bees. For Science!

The one that just ended with these pics. Please go look at my build link for the whole story and pictures. Anchorage-Hatchers Pass-Talkeetna-Denali National Park-Denali Highway.

Denali National Park, Day 1 Well, I was almost at the point of posting this entry when I screwed up and accidently hit back and erased the entire thing. I have since gotten a bowl of soup and stopped cursing. Having consumed soup, I am now ready to do this all over again. After arriving at...

Ah. One of the perks of living in Anchorage.

Talkeetna to Denali State Park. Note to explorers: For the LOVE OF GOD, fill up before you get to Cantwell, AK. I have a picture below which is the reason why. I think you'll see it. Dreadnought did incredibly well on the road, even with a full bed and loaded rack. The South Overlook in...