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@Temecula TJ ...I highly advise you take him up on this...

such a bummer! I am looking forward to seeing this beast in action, as I know you are too...

@Chris, a suggestion... when submitting photos for ROTM, include the place where the picture is taken, I am always curious as to where these cool photos are from around the country and world...

I could be entirely wrong, but when I looked into the TR4050 for my Rubi, it would have added another 2-3" to the drivetrain which would be a no go for rear driveshaft. It seems to me an excellent solution for the TJ if it would fit. I know SST installed one on a TJ but I couldn't get answers...

I get it, and understand the advantages, I have just driven manual Jeeps way too long...perhaps if I ever build another, I will consider the automatic...

I love mine, always have...

Probably shorter than my drive...

Got back from another fantastic trip to Sand Hollow last week. If you have never been, it is well worth the effort. Last Monday, we ran with Tony and his Genright crew, who were all very nice and accommodating. We pretty much had Sand Hollow all to ourselves as most I suspect, were in Moab at...

Both front seats and rear bench seat out of my '04 Rubicon, $250 for all. They are in good shape for as old as they are. Seat risers not included. I might still have mounting hardware for rear bench if you need that too. Will not ship...

trailered this beauty down for a friend of mine who inherited it from her Grandparents. All original, 1969 Jeepster Commando with 69k original miles that was bought new by her Grandfather. Doesn't look like the top has ever been off. It has been sitting in a garage for the last bunch of years...

doors are over rated, tops too...

I certainly did and FIFY...

@Blaine, what is the thickness of the material you are using? 1/8" 3/16'?

4 or 5 years ago my Makita batteries all went dead, I went to buy new ones for my older Makita cordless tools and Makita went and changed the footprint of the battery. That was the 2nd time Makita did that to me over the years. Whilst I was at Home Depot looking for said batteries I struck up a...

I have had some idle time over the last 8 weeks and that has been spent planning out the next few mods I would like to see happen to my TJ. I still have the Savvy corner armor sitting in the shop needing to be installed and will do so when I have enough time to focus on it but certainly before...

it is, she was 10 in that video, so, don't you worry, the time really does fly by...

not TJ related but, came across this gem today, Sierra Trek, Fordyce Trail creek crossing, 2010...

lucky sons...and good thing you didn't have triplets? subscribed!

I sure enjoyed the '21 version, have fun, perhaps I can plan for the '23 version...