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I ran XC and track in high school to stay in shape and trail ran mostly as an adult when I could. I worked for nearly 20 years in kitchens and that destroyed my knees and my feet. Last race I did was a 10K on July 4th about 14-15 years ago. I blew my left knee in 2018 hiking in Quebec in the...

Mine: "Are you ever going to be done modifying the Jeep?" Also mine: "I'm all in favor of you having hobbies but do they have to be so expensive??" I remind her the difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. LOL

They do, mostly in December when you need a last minute Section 179 deduction because you earned too much this year. But outside of that, the average American is keeping their cars longer. Might be chicken and egg- higher prices or they last longer or both. Worth mentioning- Trucks...

@Wolf Island Diver that's a great write up. Thanks. It really illustrates the importance of having specific gear for specific tasks rather than trying to find a one size fits all and compromise somewhere. I'm kind of in a similar sitch. In my car I keep a knockoff of the Cliq. Takes zero space...

Missing the Achilles repair is on my list of Shit Steve Doesn't Want To Do. As I get older somehow that list gets longer. I broke the 5th metatarsal in a spiral fracture rolling my ankle. Done that a million times but this is the first time I've broken anything other than a hairline break in...

FWIW: On my change I used LiquiMoly SpecialTec OW20, a bottle of their Ceratec engine treatment, a K&N oil filter and did the diffs with LM's 74W90 gear oil. I pulled a sample of engine oil for an initial test to Blackstone to see if I'm going to need to plan on activating my powertrain...

I keep one of these in the back of the truck at all times, conveniently placed near a spinner and tackle box. I like it a lot. I've had several different chairs from GCI and they're all outstanding in their designed purpose...

Changed the oil, dumped the diffs and installed Metalcloak diff skids. These things are beefy.

Agree- the Willys should have 33's and 4.10's AND the wide track axles. It would be the perfect starting point for a build. What I'm most surprised about looking at specs is the Max Tow isn't available on a Willys. Granted, the site could be (probably) wrong but the Sahara is the only one in...

An Audi V8 Diesel in a Jeep?

My ideal Wrangler is a Golden Eagle trimmed Scrambler but I'd settle for a CJ-7. My ideal Gladiator is a short bed Honcho J10 with the AMC 360. But since we're talking modern, I want a Mojavicon-cho: A Mojave with the Rubicon's locking front end and detachable sway with 5.7L Hemi and...

It sounds like this specific one as a Willys version IS a Max Tow? Steel bumpers should be stock, you're correct. With regards to posing, for me it's a rule.

Lucky. In Maryland it's 30 days after filing they'll process it and then it's anywhere from 1-3 months after it becomes official. (yeah, I looked too.)

As a non-veteran I agree completely. I love the looks but both out of respect for those who served and not wanting to cross paths with a grizzled vet with a chip on his shoulder who thinks I'm posing, I'd pass. That interior is sharp.

Until I broke my foot last month and it took up residence in a moon boot, I threw a foot on the edge of the bumper and pulled my semi-fat ass up. Now? Exactly as above. Drives me nuts. I also have to remind myself to plop my increasingly larger sized ass on the tailgate FIRST then move to the...

Unsurprisingly, Ford's taglines over the years work well with their latest model name: "Have you driven a Ford Butthole lately? "There's a Ford Butthole in your future." "Built Ford Butthole tough" "Ford Butthole: Go further." And the one that came from Henry Not the Deuce himself...

Not a bad point. I don't really foresee using it with the power pack in play. Thanks. Thats the problem when you have ADHD and a Jeep. There's always something you can do to them. The other day I had nearly convinced myself I needed limb risers. Before that I came perilously close to...

I have their mini air duster/vac in the Jeep, snagged it for $40 at Costco and use it daily. I think their stuff is sold in Walmart primarily. I assume whatever app is used to control the lights can be used to turn them on and off remotely while camping. Like I need to light up the area with...

Throwing this one out there: Type S Lynx 6 or 8. They're priced in the range of the Auxbeam and Horrible Fright switches and is the cheapest I've seen with CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. There's no online specs I can find showing ratings for the circuits but if you're just running...

Wait, middle finger to the Metric system? Someone in Engineering should have a talk with the Marketing department.