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Thanks, Steve!

Speaking of which. Is there a thread with everyone's instagrams? If they wish to share it, I mean.

LMAO! That's rich. I kind of named mine Big Allie for my uncle; he was the original owner.

Lmao, you already had the red rocket! Nah, mine is like a funky people eater purple with all the clear coat flaking off (thank you 90's clear coats). I have a few pictures up but they're probably buried in other threads. When I start a build thread it'll be easier to show you, I guess.

We have a winner!

I'm still digging dmurph's Zoolander Blue Steel.

That's my favorite aspect about this place. I'm die hard for my Jeep but I love my Toyota, Subaru, Land Rover, Nissan, etc. anyday.

^---Second. Which method is more effective/simpler?

It's an AX15. I could have dropped it from a building and it would be just fine.

I'm fine, thanks. It was pretty gnarly though. It happened at the right angle where it squashed my finger pad flat and I had to "rebuild" my finger tip. I have no doubt in my mind if it went perpendicular, my middle finger wouldn't have a tip.

Dropped my transmission on my finger. Not pretty.

Can't go wrong with BFGs. Looks good!

I second the coopers. I run cooper discoverer ATPs and could not be more impressed with them on and off road. The loaner truck I'm driving atm are also coopers; cooper discoverer s/t. I can't say how they perform because it ain't mine to trash but they look pretty aggressive compared to mine...

That's interesting. If you run a test on them/use them, take some photos, if you wouldn't mind.

Nice! I know what you mean though, about the "fixing it" with beer. I have to replace the clutch in my jeep and I already see a 70/30 ratio of staring at it drinking vs fixing it when I do it. Regardless, I am mildly jealous. That's a clean, fun looking rig.

I wish I could like this again and again. You sir, have an awesome ride. One day I too will be a willys owner.

OK, that I have to see. Welcome to the boards.

If I had to pick one that bests represents overlanding for me, it would be this: Forget all the crap you can bolt on. Just a rig, the trail, and your family. However.... after that touchy feely stuff, there's a bunch of that crap I can't wait to bolt on to my own rig, lmao.

Crossed Otay Mountain with a buddy - Jamul, CA to Mexico.