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Bringing An(other) Overlander Back Home II

No real CJ collection is complete without an Overlander.

Same can be said for an Alaskan Postal. Not to many have owned an Overlander Alaskan and a Postal.

(Sorry, was in a hurry)
 
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Down here between the 1-12 tuition and out of sight car insurance I could have bought a real nice scrambler every 2 years. Just liability insurance I have bought my jeep new 5-6 times in 35 years
 
If that the case I’ll be lucky to be left with a bicycle with one good tire by the time my kids are out of college :oops:

Man, you need to buckle down and finish up Sebring!!! Then you can use it to take kids to soccer / baseball / tkd / sonic.
 
Louisiana insurance is crazy. Not as much in AL, though, which I'm thankful. However, college is expensive everywhere. I've spent the last week trying to convince the freshman I teach that it takes REAL money to attend, and when they ditch or don't study, it's wasted. It's, sadly, a lost point on most of them. Steady thinking I could easily buy a nice Overlander for what they are spending!
 
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You mean I need to buckle down and finish Sebring o_O
At this point I don’t care who finishes it, LOL!!
The sad part is I don’t really notice it anymore and it’s the the first Jeep I encounter everyday when I walk into my warehouse.
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However, I do plan on adding a World Cab Top to this one and seeing this awesome red Overlander that DeLuke is bringing in does help fuel the kindle.
 
I am SOOO envious. I had one on it's way from Australia about 10 years ago and the shipper bought it out from under me before it got here. I went Postal!
 
I am SOOO envious. I had one on it's way from Australia about 10 years ago and the shipper bought it out from under me before it got here. I went Postal!

How does that happen if you own it and have contracted the shipping to the US?
 
Seen it happen with land in a 3rd world country. My cousin had some beach front property. There was someone locally who knew the ins & outs. Got retitled. After hiring a local lawyer and about 18 months was able to get it back. Not all is the same other places as here
 
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