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lumpskie

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I don't wheel the old Jeep much anymore. But it still provides Christmas tree duty every year.

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IceColeNH

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Upper Hall Pond Road off of Sandwich Notch Road, NH. A little trek on a summers day some months ago.
 

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pith helmet

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Hi! Enjoying seeing all the trip reports and rigs around here. This is the wife’s daily driver: 2018 Sport, stock but for some decent A/Ts.
Needing some extra headroom on the sleeping platform so I just made this rack to be able to move some gear out of the inside and mount our awning. Still need to paint it.
 

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Antwon412

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Just picked this up last night.
2003. 88k miles. I6 manual. Super clean. Owned by a retired couple who towed it behind their RV. I don’t think it’s ever been off road. Besides the wheels, and the nice tow bar it’s 100% stock.

Will be a great platform for a mild trail build. At some I may go wild and do axle swaps and all that.

Pictures are before I gave it a good cleaning

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direwolf82

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My 67 m715.
12 volt conversion, 350 chevy with original trans and running gear. Manual hubs up front. 38" michelin xzl's, will go bigger after I tackle the suspension but that's about the biggest I could fit with the stock setup. 5.88 gears in the pumpkins. Power brakes and power steering. I feel like there was more I did to the pig but can't recall. It's been a long time building her up. Guessing I have roughly a 48" fording depth. Oh yeah, some bar work up front. Was my first time bending tube and I didn't do an amazing job, only comfort I have is eventually I'll bend them on a tree and get to do it over again.
Trailer to match, will turn that into a long range support style trailer. Will carry fuel, extra water, supplies etc. The bed of the truck will be fitted as a living area after I get the cargo cover. They actually have a liner to float the entire trailer across rivers and lakes if your really in a jam and have to do that? Got to love the random demands the military make.
You can actually float an entire MB doing that, pretty wild to see 4 gi's paddling a Jeep covered in canvas across a lake.
Not as pretty as some of the others on here but it suits me, my eventual goal is to the gold Rd in Maine up to Canada and back all through logging roads.
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