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Why buy something that limits what you can do offroad?

That 5.7 needs a Duster around it

I was there in Late March this year and you'd be fine at the lower elevations, including White Rim. It would only be up around the La Sals where it would be crazy snow

Take me back It might be freezing, but a fall/winter run would be awesome

I love those wheels What are they? Also the 2 door must be sneaky big inside, I feel like my T4 takes up the whole bed of my JT

Same I know I get in my head that I want dry clothes in case I get wet but even then I pack too much My list ends up being one shirt, one shorts, one socks one pants per day, along with a heavy jacket, a hoodie or two, pajamas, camp shoes (flip flops/crocs) and boots/hiking shoes In...

Out and back? Awesome!

I was leading and I’m broken by narrow and steep AZ trails so we just charged it it might be less intimidating going down?

Those came out much better than mine!

On the White Rim with @tjZ06

And its another fight between the Moab city council and the Grand County council. The county is opposed, like you mentioned, the city is in favor

Because they believe they are better than the rest of us and know what's best for everyone They are enlightened, we are not

Last purchase was Metalclock front spring correction pads since I have a bit of bow in my front springs Next thing I plan to buy is the labor to install them since springs scare me

did that with my rig yesterday

Spot beam I will edit

$100 + shipping OBO for the pair 6" Apollo Pro Halogen Light - Spot Beam Selling a pair of the lights, no mounts and no wiring harness.

Replaced my fenders and swapped out my 6” halogen KCs to some 3” LED KCs (my inner fenders come on Tuesday

LED bulbs, saved 1000s rather than replacing the lamps themselves

You already have one of the top 5 or 10 overland vehicles But I understand the allure of starting something new