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Welcome from Martinsville! Make sure to put this on your calendar https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/5-11-tactical-indianapolis-overland-4x4-cars-coffee-may-18-2019.22725/

The map has never worked for me. I gave up

I have an older version of the one I posted and it is true Gore Tex and waterproof. Great for early mornings/late afternoons or layering. There's a lot of motorcycle gear that works in many environments.

Hope you don't mind adding to your list, don't want to step on anyone's thread. Bein a rider there is an option that serves many areas of outdoors activities, here's an option. https://www.aerostich.com/windstopper-jersey-w-aerostich-graphic.html A lightweight, thin and versatile garment...

I use cash, mostly. Card for overnight accommodations, parks, campground, hotel, motel or breakdown repair expense. I don't carry more than $100/150.00 cash and use the card at banks to get more. I never use non bank ATM's I can't tolerate folks who pay for soda, gum or trivial items with a...

Sweet! I've got a 2000 that I spent many months on "de-rusting". They're very competent rigs. Keep us posted on the upgrades.

Thanks, Darn it! The FJ was on my list for a new(er) rig but gotta have a window for the mutt.

Do the rear driver and passenger side windows roll down on a FJ?

Good to hear. What kind of grind do you use on the coffee that you find works best?

Welcome to Indiana. Your in the best area of the State. There's a lot of parks, woods, lakes and recreation areas around you, enjoy them.

I got this, works great. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/powerlift-3-ton-all-in-one-bottle-jack.21485/

Sorry to hear @blackntan, was waiting to hear your review on the Snowpeak. Just bought a stainless percolator, going back to old school coffee making.

I agree, but having a XJ it's never been a problem. Other than rocker rust! I had a '96 Explorer and never had an issue either and I swear it was the best AWD vechile I ever owned.

I'm in the same mode right now. Looking for a rig that can replace my 2000 XJ, because, well you know. My budget is a bit lower than yours but for the money, availability, selection and aftermarket support the Grand Cherokee is coming out ahead. Hope to gain some insights through your thread.

Welcome. That's, uhhhhhhh, LOUD! :sunglasses::sunglasses:

Thanks. It does look good and something I may look at for my XJ.

Is that a 3 drawer filing cabinet?

Changed oil & filter on the XJ, got the power door lock working and replaced the hood release cable. Not a bad morning.

Check out "One Man Trail" series on YouTube. He did the whole trail in his Tacoma.

Thanks, been working on it for the last year. Darn near everything replaced inside and out, rust free waiting on paint.