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I miss those NW forests. Great pics!

Glad that worked out for you. You always have to be really careful when buying from owners, half of them don't have a clue about what they have, and some just lie.

I'm a fan of the white w/black. Nice truck.

I've got a smitty built xrc 9500. I've pulled 3 full sized bogged recoveries, a few light pulls, and I've moved more 200-2000 lbs boulders (on my property) than I can count. Never had a second thought. I"ve had the winch 5 years now.

I think you're showing off more than those cases. Do I see a couple PRS's hanging back there?

Have you tried the front camera while your light bars are on? I'm wondering if they cause a flare on screen.

yeah, allows for bike carrier etc while still pulling a trailer. Hitch accessories are growing, plenty of cool ideas.

See also https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/if-you-could-change-re-do-one-modification.2322/#post-59730

most of the little cargo carriers are rater around 500 lbs, and if you're really worried about clearances, there are adapters to raise up another receiver. Like this stuff. http://www.harborfreight.com/dual-hitch-extender-69881.html http://www.harborfreight.com/multi-use-ball-mount-66966.html

Looks like a great route, Sierras, 101, Columbia River Gorge (avoiding East OR), Glacier bay. How many miles is your route?

We've looked into taking my wife's mini-Dachshund to the UK with us, but that is a hassle and a half! Poland is quite easier.

The way that narrator was talking, I kept waiting for the punchline. Oh, the price maybe? That's a lot to ask for such a small grill. wrap some aluminum mesh around a mini weber and there you go.

putting standard side steps on the truck instead of sliders. I've spent a fair amount of time making sure I don't rip them off. Live and learn, I'll change them soon enough.

This is an easily over looked point. I've spent my share of nights "camped" in my truck to avoid hotels while traveling. Many vehicles have semi fixed seat belt buckles, or child seat latches which are super uncomfortable. A good sleeping pad will help level things out. And always be cognizant...

While many folks in St Louis were caught in a nasty ice storm last friday ( 16Dec) I left work early to head south to the MTNF. There are a ton of logging roads and trails that wind between creeks, rivers, and lakes. There are quite a few campgrounds, from free primitive to full service paid...

Top to bottom, its full of adventure.

Be careful about crossing hobbies. I've learned that it's difficult to keep happy when you're spread thin with toys. The CVO is a good choice though.

That might be the best looking XJ I've seen, great job!

As much as I enjoy all these great pics, I think reliving the memories of going to similar places is even better. Well done!

I replaced a tie rod that got bent while out in the Mark twain national forest. Don't take those forest for granted, they hide big rocks!