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Remember when you had to pull the buttons out on the AM radio to set the channel?

It makes you grateful and humble for the things these men have been through. God bless them.

We had a 1948 CJ2A. I used to feed horses out in the pasture after school by loading the back end with hay and then spread it for the horses. Started when I was 8 years old and had a love affair with jeeps ever since.

Used to live in Auburn CA. Have done the Rubicon many times. Yes, it gets harder, but taking it slow and picking the right lines makes it quite doable. I have 35's and never really had much of a problem. My son had a Sami on 31's with lockers and he went through with no problems. Main thing is...

Are your caster and toe in set correctly so that it returns to center and does not wander. A change there might help not needing to make constant steering corrections.

Rear corner guards. That should complete my to do list :)

Detroit is bulletproof, but I had one in the rear of a CJ and driving on slick roads was a real adventure. My choice is ARB.

JJ - jack's jeep

They had them at Sam's club last Christmas. Bought one and it's sitting on a shelf at work.

Regular unleaded for me. No problems.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

I saw a factory LJ cage for sale on KSL classifieds in Salt Lake. https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/52537510

From the old Roy Rogers TV show.

Hi all, Been involved with jeeps most of my life. Started hauling hay to feed horses on the family farm with a CJ2A at 8 years old. that got me hooked and it's been a string of jeeps since. Currently have a 05 LJ Rubicon with a RD long arm lift and 35's as well as other assorted items. Take care...