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Hardly enough snow here to take a pic of...

Pic of the Card? It's a pic of the building I was using for a jeep shop. :)

Mine went out yesterday...

I guess I was supposed to seal it first. Oh well.

As in this...

Well, I think what I've won is more on the workbench besides a big boat. The other Scrambler is in there now with a spun wheel bearing.

Lots of fun! Count me in again. XL

Well! Happy B-Day!

Congratulations!!

Look at ours when you come up. The LJ's do tow a heavy trailer better than an 8. My wife's is nearly stock, with 32" tires, and mine has some lift with 33's.

Amen. Could hardly trade mine in, nobody wanted it thirty years ago. Now I want it back... :banghead:

Yep, that rocking and dipping is what people objected to in the LJ. I use no-lift YJ springs in my CJ8 and don't get the jarring "hit" like I used to in '82 with a lift. Now, up to 55mph on the highway they are both comfortable, but after that the LJ is clearly superior. So, for modern highway...

Now, I know people have different opinions, and I haven't finished tuning the suspension on my LJ yet, but everybody much preferred the ride of the leaf-sprung Scrambler to the coil-sprung LJ on our recent Utah trip. In fact we all talked about making the conversion the other way, making the LJ...

Chains: The Park Service brochure recommends them, but I can't imagine anybody hauling them from very far away. We saw a set of tracks that had developed a busted cross-chain, then fixed, then another ledge and busted again on the rocks. It gets to be such a mess that I wouldn't want to drive it...

Sorry you couldn't make it - it was a lot of fun. Next time! GPS?! hmm, wish I had had one; chasing after some of those remote unnamed arches would have been a lot easier. But, anybody can find the route, the forks in the road are mostly obvious, and we'll be doing it again. :) We pretty much...

Curves in road! OMG! :confused: That's all for tonight.

Road was cut deeper than a jeep here. Big sandy wash - no place to be in a rain!

Had a little wind to have to shelter the camp from; circled the wagons.