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keithcroshaw
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Primarily it's for camping and light trails. My motto is stock till it's stuck. I'd like to get a steel bumper and a winch so I can take more risks alone after maybe a training corse at an off-roading park. I tow that trailer in the first shot as our basecamp and I sleep in the tent if I'm snoring or something or if my son and daughter are fighting he'll sleep in there with me. I tried the bigger tent on the rack and I could feel the weight, so one day I might get airbags or sturdier rear with some overall lift if I can commit to buying bigger wheels and tires and all the junk that comes along with that commitment. It's a daily driver, so it's gotta get me to work 2 days/week. The small Inspired Overland tent is so light I don't feel it at all. There is a 270 awning that I hate mounted on better brackets now. I need to move the privy to the trailer because with the 270 open I can't access the tent from the rear. It's a juggling act that's got me in the poor house, at least I have somewhere to sleep when they take the house. Not the Jeep though...
Thanks to my neighbor across the street for her garage, I'm jealous of her lift her late husband put in for beer brewing.
Thanks to my neighbor across the street for her garage, I'm jealous of her lift her late husband put in for beer brewing.
HooliganActual
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June 20, 2020 @ 11:47
June 20, 2020 17:42 (Schnebly Hill Road, Sedona, AZ)
and a lot of $$$$ later:
May 18, 2023 11:53 (Overland Expo West)
June 20, 2020 17:42 (Schnebly Hill Road, Sedona, AZ)
and a lot of $$$$ later:
May 18, 2023 11:53 (Overland Expo West)
Free2roam
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What brand is that cooking setup/slide out?June 20, 2020 @ 11:47
June 20, 2020 17:42 (Schnebly Hill Road, Sedona, AZ)
and a lot of $$$$ later:
May 18, 2023 11:53 (Overland Expo West)
HooliganActual
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https://www.overlandkitchen.com/shop/p/28-expedition-kitchen
I had this in my Wrangler and transferred it over and modified a bit to make it suit my needs in the Gladiator bed.
My fridge sits just in front of it:
I had this in my Wrangler and transferred it over and modified a bit to make it suit my needs in the Gladiator bed.
My fridge sits just in front of it:
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Waltzforzizi
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How do you like this hood 2 years down the road?Cervini hood
Borla exhaust
Rugged-ridge snorkel
Oracle headlights, fog lights, flush mount taillights and reverse lights
Alpine SPV-65-JLT speakers and amp
PRP custom seat covers
BFG KO2's
Have yet to install the Teraflex leveling kit and additional lighting and outlets in the bed.
Far from done
My first Jeep at 65
Curt Oz
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I'm happy with it. They did a good job matching the paint. It is a lot heavier than the stock aluminum hood since it's fiberglass but the functionality of it makes it worth it.
Waltzforzizi
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Waltzforzizi
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It looks awsome. How heavy do you think it was over stock? Did you get it painted through cervini?
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Curt Oz
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Cervinis pa
I think the hood weighed about 35 pounds compared to the stock 15 ? pounds
Cervinis painted it.
I think the hood weighed about 35 pounds compared to the stock 15 ? pounds
BlueScapegoat
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Love the skinny tires, great look
Slojo
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February 13th, 2021:
Now:
Two Questions. Do you remember the size of those Dick Cepeks you had? What did you use for a deck below the pooch bed?
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