New guy with a Jeep and Dog

[Bcon2010]

Hey everybody,

Thanks for the add and I am looking forward to going places and meeting people on here. I have never done overlanding but I grow up loving the outdoors, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping. My family got me into it and the Boy Scouts grew my love of the outdoors further. Now that I am kind of grown up and in the Navy, I have been finding myself missing those trips and weekends spent camping in Wisconsin or in the boundary waters or on a mountain top in Philmont. I bought my 2005 Jeep LJ after a deployment and I am hooked. My plan for her was always camping and an expedition rig. I later learned of the term overlanding. I haven't done too much to her, being she is my DD and I am on a budget, but I have added a roof rack, upgraded my steering components to a ZJ set -up, a ford explorer fan and fan clutch, radio, bedtred liner in the rear, and a front bumper from trail gear. The jeep did come with a belly skid when I got her. Alos I have a rescued Beagle Basset mixed, he is 11 years old and loves everywhere he can with me. I hope to meet up and see some of ya on the trails.

 

[Jimmy Schantz]

Hey everybody,

Thanks for the add and I am looking forward to going places and meeting people on here. I have never done overlanding but I grow up loving the outdoors, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping. My family got me into it and the Boy Scouts grew my love of the outdoors further. Now that I am kind of grown up and in the Navy, I have been finding myself missing those trips and weekends spent camping in Wisconsin or in the boundary waters or on a mountain top in Philmont. I bought my 2005 Jeep LJ after a deployment and I am hooked. My plan for her was always camping and an expedition rig. I later learned of the term overlanding. I haven't done too much to her, being she is my DD and I am on a budget, but I have added a roof rack, upgraded my steering components to a ZJ set -up, a ford explorer fan and fan clutch, radio, bedtred liner in the rear, and a front bumper from trail gear. The jeep did come with a belly skid when I got her. Alos I have a rescued Beagle Basset mixed, he is 11 years old and loves everywhere he can with me. I hope to meet up and see some of ya on the trails. View attachment 64091

Wow ! Welcome

 

[Chadlyb]

Hey everybody,

Thanks for the add and I am looking forward to going places and meeting people on here. I have never done overlanding but I grow up loving the outdoors, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping. My family got me into it and the Boy Scouts grew my love of the outdoors further. Now that I am kind of grown up and in the Navy, I have been finding myself missing those trips and weekends spent camping in Wisconsin or in the boundary waters or on a mountain top in Philmont. I bought my 2005 Jeep LJ after a deployment and I am hooked. My plan for her was always camping and an expedition rig. I later learned of the term overlanding. I haven't done too much to her, being she is my DD and I am on a budget, but I have added a roof rack, upgraded my steering components to a ZJ set -up, a ford explorer fan and fan clutch, radio, bedtred liner in the rear, and a front bumper from trail gear. The jeep did come with a belly skid when I got her. Alos I have a rescued Beagle Basset mixed, he is 11 years old and loves everywhere he can with me. I hope to meet up and see some of ya on the trails. View attachment 64091

Hello and welcome to the OB crew...great looking Jeep and copilot. Look forward to seeing your build and your adventures.