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There's a gift under the Christmas tree with your Jeeps name on it

To me this is totally awesome. I have never experienced snow like this both here where I am on contract or my hometown in South Africa where winters are cold but very dry

Christmas Greetings from the Arabian Gulf. Enjoy that time with family fellow Jeepers

Sneaked into the house and put 2 boxes under the Christmas tree.. Labels read To Dad, From Dad Cant wait to see wait I bought myself, but from the size of the boxes me thinks its a 2.5" Lift kit for the TJ

A 2" lift Kit for the TJ.

Have at last replaced the "Gecko" since her untimely demise with an older TJ already named "Shaun the Jeep" after the British cartoon series "Shaun the Sheep" Shaun is a 1997 TJ that needs a fair bit of TLC. No major mods except for a 1" body lift, slightly dished tyres and a K&N airfilter I...

Totally Agree with "Roundeye" Jeep is the sound, the look and the feel of freedom

Last week my wife was involved in accident in our beloved little Wrangler and she ended up on her roof next to the expressway. Due to the rugged design of the Wrangler she suffered only minor injuries mainly bruising from the seat belt. The Jeep is a wreck but doctors says my wife will be...

Really Happy for you John, not often that this happens. Please, Please send me what ever you using so perhaps my wife will do the same :-)

IMHO and using the equation: WP= LSP x $/K where WP = What part. L= Looks, S= Style, P = Performance and K= the price of a bucket of Yak milk in outer Mongolia and came up with the following order of your wish list. 1. tube fenders 2. new rear bumper with a tire carrier 3. sport cage 4 Snorkel

Like it too. I recon I pull that over a dune or two before setting up camp.

Will have to watch this more than 10 times to be able to pass any judgement, infact I will have to go clean my glasses again before the next viewing.....mmmm......nice......cheeks.....err, I mean Jeeps

Happy Birthday Mikey. Hope you treated the Jeep to a few treats on this your special day.

Is this a trick question?

Some of us die hards still venture out into the desert during summer. We leave at 4am and are out the desert by 10am. The sand is soft and requires more technical driving. Stucks and pop offs occure more frequent. I run my tyre pressure at 8 psi during the summer months.

Hi Scottie, great part of the world you come from albeit always overcast or raining. Our head office is in Aberdeen so often travel there for meetings or training.

Official temp for the day was 131 deg F, Sitting in my Jeep in trafic I waticed it reach 140. Was totally dreached in sweat by the time I got home. Fitting the hard top as the Bikini top is making the Jeep into a 4x4 sauna

Looks good Jesse. Have you left the front axle atandard or have you strengthed it at all?

:p

Yo Rick What book did you eat for breakfast?