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Let's see all the brave souls with a 2 door Wrangler, all generations.
Calling all Wrangler 2 door
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Red_Leaf_Overland
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06 LJ. It's my "crawler camper". Gets me to all the back country spots I like to go, has his reliably been getting me home each time for the last 10 years lol.
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This is my 05 TJ. Plenty of room if you pack very efficiently.
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That looks awesome.. the riveted look of the side panels is cool..
Autism Family Travels
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My good friend's Custom built LJ. Started out as a regular wheel base TJ and frame, tub etc were extended to LJ length and wheel base has been lengthened past LJ for ride quality etc
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Autism Family Travels
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My 2004 TJ Unlimited (LJ) It isn't my primary camping rig anymore now that the boys are getting bigger. Though that will change as I get the trailer more dialed in.
A stock 2010 JKR (except for aftermarket front and rear bumpers). I’ve only owned it 4 months. It’s my daily driver but so far I’ve hit up an off-road park, easy dirt OHV trail, and took the back seat and packed the inside to the brim with camping supplies for a camping trip I did with my family last week.
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I have owned this 03 Rubicon for 19 years. The first "overlanding" trip I took with my girlfriend (now wife) was in this Jeep... a week and a half through the Rockies. If you remove the rear seat and are good at Tetris, these Jeeps can fit a lot of stuff in them!
Cheated and took a trailer, necessity with two car seats in the back 
2018 JL Sport
2018 JL Sport
Off-Road Ranger I
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- First Name
- Eric
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- Moen
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- GMRS - WRJL612
Lots of miles and smiles with my 2013 2door… it makes me keep it a little bit organized and I love the nimbleness on the trail (and around town)
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Nice! Which roof rack do you have, and how do you like it?
[qQUOTE="Mrgassy, post: 632513, member: 22072"]Lots of miles and smiles with my 2013 2door… it makes me keep it a little bit organized and I love the nimbleness on the trail (and around town)[/QUOTE]
[qQUOTE="Mrgassy, post: 632513, member: 22072"]Lots of miles and smiles with my 2013 2door… it makes me keep it a little bit organized and I love the nimbleness on the trail (and around town)[/QUOTE]
Off-Road Ranger I
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- First Name
- Eric
- Last Name
- Moen
- Member #
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11120
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- GMRS - WRJL612
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It’s the Gobi stealth and I have no real complaints at all. It is heavy and definitely changes the handling a bit, but you can run either a hard top or soft top, which was a deciding factor for me. I’ve had it for just over 5 years and it is very well built.
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I have a 2004 Jeep TJ Unlimited which, in Canada, is technically not a Wrangler. At the time GMC owned the name Wrangler and used it on one of its pickup trucks. This goes back to the YJ days. The first Canadian Jeep Wrangler is the 2007 JK and they've all been called that since then. I don't call mine a "Wrangler" ... but I consider it to be one.
Great! Thanks so much for sharing that with me, and good to know!
It’s the Gobi stealth and I have no real complaints at all. It is heavy and definitely changes the handling a bit, but you can run either a hard top or soft top, which was a deciding factor for me. I’ve had it for just over 5 years and it is very well built.[/QUOTE]
Red_Leaf_Overland
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Over the years the body panels took some hits from the rocks to its all been covered with 3/16" or 1/4" steel. Everything is bolted on with stainless button head bolt which gives it that look.
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My 04 TJ Unlimited (LJ) that I posted in #16 above now looks like this. I just finished painting it and got it on the road this past weekend. I have a lot to do to it yet, but it should be at least "rolling" for most of that work.
Just posted some pics of my wife's 2 door and saw this thread.
2018 Sport model, but fairly modified.
2018 Sport model, but fairly modified.
