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Off road racing back in the '70s. I would never let my Jeep get this muddy. :wink:

... so you prefer BS? lol

... so an RTSB ... roof top sleeping bag?

My first Jeep in the early 70s was a 1969 CJ5 ... different but I'm keeping an eye on this ... and enjoying it!

This MJ has been a lot of fun for the last 8 or so years. I'm the 7th owner and it was pretty much stock when I got it. I've done a lot to it but it's generally been mechanical / electrical refreshing and cosmetics like adding the Turbines and the sports bar. It's a 1988 2WD Eliminator...

Thanks! I've liked those wheels since they first came out. Generally referred to as "Turbines" now they were simply listed as 10 spoke wheels in the sales brochures of the time. I bought an XJ Laredo new in 1990 (long gone now) and was adamant that I got those wheels. There were 2 options...

Thanks guys. I haven't had a chance to test it on a trail yet but I think I've hit every pot hole in town (on purpose) and so far so good. It's solid!

I installed a hitch mounted tire carrier that I made for my Jeep XJ. I still have to complete the fold down table for it and change out a bit of hardware but it's mostly complete and it's functional.

Looks good.

I have a Coleman 2 burner propane stove and rarely use it. I use my Coleman single burner stove all the time. Coleman Powerpack Propane Stove : Amazon.ca: Sports & Outdoors If you can find one of these grab it! I have one and it allows you to connect directly to a larger propane cylinder...

Yesterday in the back woods of Mosport race track in Ontario.

His videos are great. @Qaz - You should also check out some of the Epic Family Road Trip videos. (7002) WOULD YOU CAMP HERE // Beautiful Vancouver Island // EFRT S6 EP12 - YouTube

I've been doing this for the last few years and it makes a big difference in water savings, not having to carry dish washing equipment and in reducing grey water. A few other things ... don't cook more than you can eat, eat all that you cook, use paper plates and bowls and burn them, wipe your...

Hardly fool proof but for trips when I sleep in my Jeep and plan to take off for any length of time, I sometimes bring a small tent and use it as a "garage". I've kept all kinds of things in this little air suspension tent (paddle & fishing equipment, bike, wood, chair, beer(!), etc.). The...

I use a Sportrack lock for my axe and shovel. I made a cable to loop the shovel handle to the lock. Both are mounted to the box on the tongue of my trailer.