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There comes a point where it may be too many. I ran a 36" on my roof rack and 2 3" cubes on my pillars and that was perfect for lighting up trails at night. I currently have none on my trail hawk and I sure do miss them. Some people are more afraid of the dark than others.. To each their own...

Ok, awesome! I'll be sending mine in sometime next week!

Do you have a timeframe in mind for this @Michael

Awesome build you have going on!

Looks good @JayTwo100, I look at photos of my old patriot and sometimes it hits me right in the feels. Btw I have some extra parts if you need anything. I have the Moog springs and adjustable toe links. Send me a pm if you're interested.

Since the color is mango tango, I named her Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. We call her Whiskey for short.

Lost in NJ on one of my many adventures with Overland Jeep Gear

Not much progress yet with the TH but I have added window visors and I borrowed a roof top tent for my upcoming adventure through the Great Smoky Mountains to Shenandoah NP.

Maybe they never used it? The issue with certain groups of people is that they knock it first without knowing how or if it works. I saw this thing when it first came out and I knew I had to have it. It's functional and it looks cool. Haters gonna hate.

I have used mine to break through thick ice in the middle of a trail here in NJ. The thing is a beast. They also just put out a mudshovel which is also awesome.

Usually I just set mine up in the backyard without the rain fly on and let it air out. You can sweep out the dirt on the inside with any old broom. It wouldn't hurt to use some kind of waterproofing on any tent.

You're very welcome!

Check out http://www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/ for both the rack and rtt. Contact overlandjeepgear.com and tell him Tri-State Overland sent you.

I have 3 left. Send me a pm if you're interested.

I usually wave to other rigs that seem like they're driven by an overlander. Sometimes though, since I'm in NJ, the wave back has less fingers....:tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:

I was always bored as I got older. I never really got into the video game craze or TV shows. So when I was bored with nothing to do, I would just get in my car and go. I guess that started it. Most of it was paved roads, but I would always try and find that off the beaten path dirt road to explore.

"Central" NJ

So far so good, like @HMBxplore said though, the aftermarket is rough. Apparently its very difficult to lift it. There is a small spacer lift available for it though, but its more of a homemade lift. A few members from JCC forum have used it and haven't said anything bad about it. I'll be...

Here is the most recent photo I have of my collection.

I traded in my Patriot and got myself a Trailhawk