What did you do WITH your Jeep today.

[NewJLU2019]

New Driveway commercial. Dude had Welcome home sign when they pulled his Jeep up. Spikes down middle of hood.

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[JeepKev]

First time popping the top off Ruddy for a spin, fun!

 

[Jeep4Win]

I went to Hobby Lobby with my wife and couldn’t resist picking these up to add to my collection since they were 50% off.

 

[dragoneggs]

First drive with Freedom tops off! Beautiful day in the PNW.

 

[INCRHULK]

Ran a couple of trails today, started off relatively dry, then I ran a mud hole, and finally we missed the severe storms that hit the GTA and apparently everywhere around us on the trail. There were lots of trees, poles, and hydro towers down on the way home.

 

[pangmaster]

Ran a couple of trails today, started off relatively dry, then I ran a mid hole, and finally we missed the severe storms that hit the GTA and apparently everywhere around us in the trail. There were lots of trees, poles, and hydro towers down on the way home.

I always smile when I see pics of that yellow Tonka truck

 

[GO_RV]

Not my Jeep, but seen this one while camping this weekend
Pretty cool setup.

 

[cornercanyon]

Out John's Canyon Road 20 miles or so for some dispersed camping earlier this May—

Finally figured how to post a video here. Now to start working on how to shoot video when out solo—

 

[Heimkehr]

It's interesting that tubular doors are sometimes referred to as trail doors, given the likelihood of mud and dust easily making their way inside the vehicle when being driven in off-road environments. Yes, I know the "trail" appellation speaks to the broad lateral visibility that such bolt-on doors provide.

 

[Heimkehr]

Early on a sunny Sunday morning. Low 70s and quiet, before the rubes on their loud motorcycles and little import sedans start up with their shitty roadcraft.

A perfect time to take a top down/doors-off drive to pay some family respects and enjoy a bit of undisturbed contemplation.

 

[INCRHULK]

It's interesting that tubular doors are sometimes referred to as trail doors, given the likelihood of mud and dust easily making their way inside the vehicle when being driven in off-road environments. Yes, I know the "trail" appellation speaks to the broad lateral visibility that such bolt-on doors provide.

I forgot to roll my window up. Spent this morning cleaning the mud out.

 

[RCSDJeep]

Played tourist in my hometown. Still gets me every time I see these guys!

 

[AdamG]

Spent 3 days at Windrock and the surrounding area. Awesome couple days of wheeling, though me passenger taillight did not survive. Pics to come

I now have a clunk that sounds like it’s from the passenger side, it started while off-roading (obvi) late on day 1. I can make it happen on a hard acceleration from stop but not under hard braking. Where should I start? Check control arm bolts?

All suspension bolts are checked and nothing loose, but the clunk is gone. The only thing now different from the weekend is I reinstalled the step portion of the M.O.R.E. hinge step, and now the spring portion is not up against the frame anymore. I’m baffled.

Replaced my busted taillight, that got taken out on a tree going down the 51 offshoot. A buddy lost a taillight and fender coming out of 51.

All in all, a great 3 days of running around the TN woods

 

[Heimkehr]

Since grocery store inventory trends have seemingly settled down -- baby formula notwithstanding -- I allowed myself to get complacent. Living with two women means I found out quickly, and not quietly, that "I" had allowed our toilet paper stocks to get perilously low. One quick stop at the store and diplomatic relations have been restored.

I made it a point to park next to this good-looking Medium (it's far too bloated to be called a Mini).

 

[Craniac]

A couple of my first mods. My service dog likes to ride on the center armrest. Even though she is only six and a half pounds the armrest was too small. So I made her a larger “seat”.

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