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Join the International Full size Jeep forum and Full Size Jeep network http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/ FSJnetwork.com http://www.fsjnetwork.com/ If you FB, there are a lot of FSJ pages, and there is an active Az Group. On FB, look for AZ Full Size jeeps...

Loved the photos. I haven't spent much time in Wyoming at all. Judging from your pics, there is a lot of beautiful country to see.

I did DD my TJ for the first 6 years I had it, but my commute was only 3 miles one way. I also divide my driving among my other cars/jeeps and the TJ has been reassigned to day trip and camping trip duties. Just got done doing 3 day trips showing some guests around the local trails (Sedona)...

Bummer about the rust! I'm originally from the East Coast but have been in Az most of my life, so no first hand experence with rust. My other Jeep is a 77 Cherokee, (Full Size Jeep), it's been an Az Jeep all it's life. 41 years old, no rust.

Love my TJ. Bought it on a whim in 2005. Had 50k miles on it, looked pristine. Today it turned 155k, offroad. I've been all over Az in it and several other Western states. I hope it lasts forever. Edit: 97 Tj, built July of 96, so one of the first ones. 22 years old this summer. Az/no rust...

I have a Tab A SMT-550, 9.7 screen IIRC. About 2.5 yrs old. I just started using it with Alpine Quest. Works great! No GPS issues. Have you considered that maybe your tablet isn't working properly?

That old mine was my first off road, first 4x4 trip and my first as a trip leader. Had a great time, been there many times. My favorite pic from all the trips there:

Looked at your CL ad. Hello Neighbor. :sombrero:

Wow, that old west town is pretty unique! Looks like fun too!

Love the KOFA area. I lived in Yuma most of my life but didn't really get to know it until I bought my jeep. Where are you going in the preserve?

Quote: The reason I don’t like an under mounted spare is....it could be kinda tough to get at in the event you need it in a trail. " That is why I went with my bumper mount. After I bought my Cherokee, I went to remove the spare and there wasn't enough room to lower the spare tire holder to let...

Here is my dual swing bumper set up.

Dgarmin, follow this link to the FSJ group and take a look a this rear window wiring diagram. This was designed by SereHill (Rick) who recently passed away. He sold many harnesses using this design, I have one and it's great. It eliminates the factory switches from carrying the electrical load...

I can sympathize. I recently sold my 59 chevy PU that I've had for almost 25 years. It was a beater but fun, got lots of positive attention. I recently realized that I was tired of fixing all the little things that go wrong and that I don't have the skills to do it right. Put it for sale with a...

I agree, I'd change the water pump while I was at it. My thinking is the fan had to be wobbling/out of balance and that probably wasn't good for the pump bearings. Change it while the rad is out and you will have lots of room too. Curly

Great photos! I really like the night one of the waterfall. I love Utah, so much to see!

Agent Orange: Thanks for the compliment. I got my bumper and sliders from R Stephens out of Tucson. He also makes hand grabs and mirror mounts. BJ's sells his stuff now. The bumper was a custom build for me. I didn't include a pic with the sliders, so here it is. You can see one of the...

This is my 77 Cherokee S. I've had it 2 years in June, done a ton of work to make it safe/reliable (still working on that part!:sombrero: ) Pretty much stock except for an HEI conversion and a 4 inch lift. I did add rock sliders and a swing away spare tire set up so I can carry extra fuel...

Great pics! We were there in March as well, and did a lot of the same things you did, including a visit to Trona and Ballarat. The pic of your campsite near Mengel pass looks to be the same place we camped on our way out of the park. Curly

Well, we didn't see the plane, but we did watch the Chopper ferry rafters from the canyon. Chopper did at least 5 trips to/from the ranch. Fun to watch. The chopper arrived a few minutes after 9 am. Don't know if they fly in everyday, but if you are at the point, it may be worth it to stay...