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No worries - what seat did you test with?

Say what?

Our housing allowance would be about $3,500, which would come close to swinging that kind of mortgage. We will also receive a Cost of Living Adjustment of around $430 that would help. DoD allowances like those are tax free, so that helps too. That being said, I'll skip the 3/4 of a million...

Yes, it absolutely is. Median single family home is around $780,000. For like a three bedroom with a painted cinder block exterior. We'll be living on post at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam though.

I'm responsible for all Army recruiting across the western half of Oklahoma and portions of northern Texas. So I'm usually INSANELY busy. Now? Well, I'm getting good and caught up on admin tasks and home renovations. We're moving to Hawaii in October and we've only owned our home for two years...

How are you planning on raising the bench seat to a comfortable height? Or are you planning on one of these seats? https://www.ebay.com/itm/JEEP-WRANG...464249?hash=item44576be279:g:GSIAAOSwRiJd1-ux

They look great!

Subscribed! This is very close to what I want to do as well. Got a family of 6 so was trying to figure out how to safely add a third row - I had searched high and low for something like the Teraflex kit, so thanks for that! How are you planning on raising the bench seat to a comfortable height...

And for the other 20%, Toyota or Nissan. :CWL:

Yeah, was thinking something like that would probably be easy to jerry-rig/custom fabricate.

Yeah, realized my mistake a minute after I posted it.

You're 100% in the right - I would be UBER pissed. You NEVER saw into glass without covering EVERYTHING. And that doesn't even address using a reciprocating saw that close to the frame. Take them to town, man.

No worries, I knew I'd seen it somewhere recently...

Pretty sure it's Rock-Slide Engineering. https://www.extremeterrain.com/rock-slide-engineering-jeep-gladiator-rigid-full-front-steel-bumper-bullbar-winch-plate-fb-f-100-jl.html

JCR's option: https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/UNI-FPF-PC.html

I went with these for general use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DPDPNJY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And one set of these for when I'm working in the garage: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DPDPNJY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 If I were...

Go Army, beat Navy! :devil: Absolutely!

My last unit was "The Legion" and I gave wooden Rudis to my senior leaders as they moved on as a farewell gift. Purpleheart Armory makes some great ones for a really good price. https://www.woodenswords.com/Award_Rudis_with_Engraving_s/1836.htm

Looks nice! Just keep in mind if you're going to build it to MILSPEC, you're going to need it to break frequently, and be quite difficult to fix. For example, you'll have to remove the engine to change the front brakes, etc... ;)

Wonder why FCA didn't auction it for charity or something like that.