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Thanks for all the replies! Anybody know if the seats changed between the CJ & YJ?

I'm getting old and about once or twice a year I'll drive my 8 on a fairly long road trip...1500 miles+/-. Any recommendations for a good comfortable supportive seat? I'm an average sized guy or at least I like to think I am...5'-10". My old CJ-7 factory high backs were great back in the...

I agree and excellent advise on the solar...usually try to set-up the trailer in the shade!

Teardrops inherently have a lot of tongue weight, so on the road...no, the pintle is quiet and very rarely do you hear much of a clunk. Off-road - yes, it's clunkly in rough terrain - crawling over rocks, in and out of ruts, etc. as the trailer accelerates and decels in and out or over the...

You asked! So I have been dreaming of building an overland teardrop....while studying/planning for the build I was also watching the used market for something I could convert. (To buy new is just ridiculous money.) After about 9 mos. I came across a 2007 5x8 pleasant valley and the conversion...

Sweet project and love the color!

Heading home from the Keweenaw yesterday and saw a topless Scrambler in Munising---chest nut brown color, looked stock. Gave them a big thumbs up. I was in my scrambler pulling a teardrop. Was it anybody on here?

I am a bit of a PBS freak...it's basically what I watch if I'm watching TV, but even if you are not a PBS fan, this series kicks butt! Brings back a lot of childhood memories, back when most, if not all, launches were televised and schools had assemblies to watch the launches. This is the...

That weekend just got really expensive!

BW, simply awesome, congratulations and very happy for your family!

That's a bummer, but 6000 rpm is a lot for an old straight 6! I broke an AMC 401 crank...similar deal, engine still ran and had good oil pressure, but sure made a lot of noise! Looks like a fun car.

Awesome. I like the exhaust exits and something about that soft top/rollbar from that angle reminds me of a commando. I like.

Hugh and Julie hosted our fall Scrambler adventure on Drummond Island for a few years. Very nice people

Hey guys, check out this local news segment: https://www.9and10news.com/2019/05/13/special-report-off-the-grid/ Some of you mid-westeners may recognize them! Maybe even been there! Enjoy

As you tackle more don't hesitate to ask questions here...lots of knowledge within this group, some things may be hard to diagnose without being there, but we certainly can point you in the right direction if nothing else!

BW, awesome pictures! Thanks for bringing all of us along for the ride! I have not been out that way much...really one time only in the Grand Junction/Fruita area you mentioned. We also toured the Black Canyon park. Safe travels!

Yeah, i didn't mean it quite like that either...as being critical of trail leaders...sometimes it just happens. I have led quite few organized runs back in my Sno*Blind trail ride (West Branch area) days in the 90's. It can be a tough duty, but lots of fun!

Man I hate that! I have run into this many times on trail rides in my old flat fender ( and Scrambler for that matter) too. Especially when the trail leader is in a newer Jeep, they ride so much smoother, I don't think they realize how beat to $#%* we are getting. Not to mention the further...

sweet looking commando too