What did you do WITH your Gladiator today?

[Shibbyjeep]

Ran all the trails at Uwharrie. And yes we went up the front side of Daniel(I did yeet one of my new taillights on a tree.)



And wheeled with @WifesJTMechanic and family! Some of the greatest people ive met on here. They came all the way from Cali.

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[Cattywumpuss]

Took Gladys up to Arctic Valley. A small ski area about 2200 ft above Anchorage. A dry dirt road this time of year but some lovely views and skiers out at the top.

 

[WambliSka]

Did my usual. Threw a few guns in the back, collected my Son-in-law and headed out to explore the endless wilderness around us.

Just another day to in SW paradise!

 

[Dilly’S Willy]

Took the front doors off yesterday and went for a drive. On the way home it started POURING, and I mean like Florida rain.

Wasn't too bad when it wasn't coming in sideways. Guess nature said I needed a shower...

 

[WambliSka]

Took the front doors off yesterday and went for a drive. On the way home it started POURING, and I mean like Florida rain.

Wasn't too bad when it wasn't coming in sideways. Guess nature said I needed a shower...

A few years back I was living in Florida and took off the hard top off my old Jeep so I could have the new soft top installed. The weather report called for 0% rain and there was not a cloud in the sky when I left home.

On my way to the shop on Interstate 95 caught in traffic a standard Florida deluge opened up for about 15 mins. Fun to have 3 lanes of people all staring at you getting drowned

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

This is why you carry an extra bottle of shampoo at all times. YOU COULD HAVE HAD YOUR OWN COMMERCIAL!!!!!

 

[biplaneguy]

Combined wheelin' with cargo hauling. Well, not serious wheeling but I did need 4WD at one point. It was a case of trickle-down refrigonomics.

Got an new fridge for the house as part of a remodel. The old one was better than the fridge at the cabin, so my wife and I loaded it onto the truck and I took it to the cabin, about 2 hours, got it into the cabin with the help of friends and the old one out and back onto the truck.

The kid's camp where my daughter and son in law work (and live, in season) is a couple of miles from the cabin by the paved road, a bit less by canoe, but only a half mile by a rough forest road. They need a fridge for the staff cabin, so off we went, naturally taking the forest road.

Never thought to take a pic on the forest road, but got one snap just before unloading at the staff cabin. Yes, we had to carry it up those stairs. It was actually easier than getting it down the footpath from our cabin to the truck.

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

Combined wheelin' with cargo hauling. Well, not serious wheeling but I did need 4WD at one point. It was a case of trickle-down refrigonomics.

Got an new fridge for the house as part of a remodel. The old one was better than the fridge at the cabin, so my wife and I loaded it onto the truck and I took it to the cabin, about 2 hours, got it into the cabin with the help of friends and the old one out and back onto the truck.

The kid's camp where my daughter and son in law work (and live, in season) is a couple of miles from the cabin by the paved road, a bit less by canoe, but only a half mile by a rough forest road. They need a fridge for the staff cabin, so off we went, naturally taking the forest road.

Never thought to take a pic on the forest road, but got one snap just before unloading at the staff cabin. Yes, we had to carry it up those stairs. It was actually easier than getting it down the footpath from our cabin to the truck.

Um if that’s an old school fridge you are letting it sit for a while before plugging it in right?

 

[ArcticDreadnought]

Took Gladys up to Arctic Valley.

I know EXACTLY what pullout you were on. Good choice for a short ride up the mountain. Hell of a view. Next: FLATTOP. Or at least keep going past the Flattop (Glen Alps) trailhead parking lot, to these coordinates: 61.10138484963243, -149.69246967061267

Trust your local Dreadnought pilot.

 

[drewcnit]

Krawlin the South with Rock Krawler the last two days at Windrock Park, was my shakedown/break in run with the new engine and suspension.
I think I saw every possible DTC yesterday as it relearned shifting in 4WD with a new engine/transmission combo.
Ran great, few small kinks to work out -

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Took the front doors off yesterday and went for a drive. On the way home it started POURING, and I mean like Florida rain.

Wasn't too bad when it wasn't coming in sideways. Guess nature said I needed a shower...

Brave! I took my driver side freedom panel off (for the first time) on the drive home Friday night. Under cloudy skies, 52º temps and the threat of rain. I was nervous.

But I took it off near home and had it stowed behind my seat for a quick re-install in case Mother Nature wanted to mess with me! Made it all the way home just fine. Can’t wait to do it again!

 

[Cattywumpuss]

I know EXACTLY what pullout you were on. Good choice for a short ride up the mountain. Hell of a view. Next: FLATTOP. Or at least keep going past the Flattop (Glen Alps) trailhead parking lot, to these coordinates: 61.10138484963243, -149.69246967061267

Trust your local Dreadnought pilot.

Yes, I figured you would know exactly where I was! Sent my coworkers the pic of downtown and asked them if they knew where I was too and several of them guessed it.

Ok, Flattop next it is! Thank you for the coordinates I’ll go check it out and will let you know!

 

[ArcticDreadnought]

SCANDAL! You took your top off and drove around Anchorage?!
Yeah, not gonna lie, gonna be doing that down the Arm towards Hope as soon as I can.
*crosses fingers for a foggy morning and a sunny day*

 

[Cattywumpuss]

SCANDAL! You took your top off and drove around Anchorage?!
Yeah, not gonna lie, gonna be doing that down the Arm towards Hope as soon as I can.
*crosses fingers for a foggy morning and a sunny day*

Briefly, only briefly! Don’t think anybody saw.

Yeah the weather is such a mixed bag but I’m itching to do more topless driving and work on my tan! Hope would be fun!

 

[biplaneguy]

Um if that’s an old school fridge you are letting it sit for a while before plugging it in right?

Of course. I waited overnight for mine, theirs probably won't be used for a week or two.

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