Red Dog's 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport

[Red Dog]

Can't believe I originally had this titled as a 2005. I knew my mind was foggy last night but... "wow. Just wow" as my son would say. My apologies if I confused anyone.

Some of these are copies that I've lost the originals of. Some of these are originals.

 

[Chris]

My favorite color of all!

 

[Red Dog]

Dug through the archives on my hard drives... this is why I'm considering full doors for seasonal use.

 

[Red Dog]

And another older one.

 

[Red Dog]

Taken around noon while at work.

Stupid cell phone cameras without circular polarizer filters...

So need to get my DSLR back up and running...

 

[Red Dog]

Added these at work today. May trek into my dungeon basement and see if I can locate my old foot locker with all the parts I removed from the Jeep many moons ago. If I do, going to be interesting to see what condition things are in. Hopefully I still have the original lens covers and they are usable. If so, may swaps one out with the Euro style to see how the look compares with the new covers/guards.

For now, here's the newest addition:

 

[ranger101]

Your lens just looks dirty. Clean it off and see if your pictures improve.

 

[Sam Solo]

Those are nice! Where did you get those?

 

[Red Dog]

Those are nice! Where did you get those?

Covers or the lenses?

Covers are from Amazon, found them while looking to if my old, vertical bar Rampage guards were still in production (apparently they no longer are).

Lenses I originally got from Quadratec, but they're also available on Amazon. Not lying when they say brighter than the stock OEM set-up. Downside is due to the internal reflectors they aren't compatible with the horizontal safari/Euro light guards.

 

[Sam Solo]

Covers or the lenses?

Covers are from Amazon, found them while looking to if my old, vertical bar Rampage guards were still in production (apparently they no longer are).

Lenses I originally got from Quadratec, but they're also available on Amazon. Not lying when they say brighter than the stock OEM set-up. Downside is due to the internal reflectors they aren't compatible with the horizontal safari/Euro light guards.

Oh wow! imadork, didn't even notice the lenses! Jeez! Yeah, I was talking about the covers...

 

[Red Dog]

Oh wow! imadork, didn't even notice the lenses! Jeez! Yeah, I was talking about the covers...

The lenses are nice. When I get time I'd like to see if there's a way to modify the internal reflector to work with the OEM lenses without causing too much damage to the reflector's plastic.

 

[Sam Solo]

That would be pretty cool. I think I saw it on youtube where a guy swapped the factory reflectors with some made for the led flashlights. He bought the reflectors alone from ebay and did his thing. Judging by the pictures, they worked very well. You know what, it might have been a write up on one of the other jeep forums.