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I'm really liking these tips, and most are what I already do, so I'm glad to see I'm not alone. How do you accomplish spur of the moment trips, or is it mostly planning for a weekend/week long trip?

I've been running heated Trucklites since 2013 and haven't had any problem. Way better than the stock headlights.

I've got a generic Coleman. It doesn't regulate the best but a quick look at the flame and it's fine.

Sweet! Love me a Jeepster.

I would have suggested Gaia if I had seen this sooner. One of the other nice things (note I don't use Gaia), is if you create routes on Google Earth you should be able to export them to Gaia, but I also believe you can use Gaia on a computer to make routes, and then it syncs to the cloud and you...

What I've heard people do is cut a pool noodle to fit and put it between the soft top and one of the support bars up front so the top can't flap around anymore.

One thing to remember about the TJ is that Dan Grec (currently traveling around Africa in a JK) did Alaska to Argentina in a stock TJ..

I believe they did, but can't be certain. I personally never owned a TJ, but my brother and a friend of mine did(his was an LJ Rubicon).

I did a bit of searching and this is something that has been bugging me for the last while. I'm trying to make more time for trips be it weekends, or week long trips. How are you finding the time to go on a trip? Life and work gets in the way for all of us, so I'm curious as to what everyone...

I was looking at this, but for some reason my head says I need the Explorer+. Is that a legitimate thought, or is the SE+ "good enough" that I don't need the try and justify the Explorer+?

If I were to look for a TJ, I would go for the Unlimited (LJ) for the extra space, and the marginally better ride. The other thing to think about is how well you can deal with squeaks and rattles. They definitely have some noises, but turn up the radio and you'll be fine!

Storage on a TJ is minimal. Make sure you find a rust free one. Aftermarket options are quite abundant and most are relatively affordable. The 4.0L is a fantastic engine, though some might not like the amount of horsepower. They still demand quite the price depending on what you look at.

What are you driving currently? How long is your commute? What are your expectations of a rig? TJs arent the softest ride, or best gas mileage but are extremely capable.

Did you order straight from Gobi then?

As a reminder, this is TOMORROW. I won't be in attendance, but from the sounds of it there should be a decent turnout, right @The other Sean?

I've ordered from BROG multiple times. Once had an issue of an order showing delivered to an address in Virginia, quick email, they sent a replacement, and then I had gotten the original item. Was able to send that back right away. I've talked to them via FB messenger about custom items and...

Sure does. Installed mine last summer, and it's fantastic. Tied to the door so you don't have a separate latch to open. For the Gobi rack did you need to run the AEV brackets for the Hard Rock rear bumper? I haven't been able to get a firm answer (I also haven't tried that hard) on whether or...

Sorry, haven't been active on here in a while. I'm in Mound now, but Sean linked you to the website. Introduce yourself and join in on the discussion.

This is what I have planned so far. Still need to do research and present it to the wife. Day 1: Home>Badlands National Park (7H 30 min, 487 mi) Day 2: Badlands National Park>Custer State Park>Deadwood>Devils Tower>Ten Sleep (7H 15 min, 414 mi) OR Badlands National Park>Deadwood>Devils...

My idea of overlanding is getting outside, off the beaten path and exploring what's left. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city, decompressing, and relaxing. Taking the time to spend with my wife and visit parts of this country we haven't seen before. I'd use this membership to...