Expedition Modded Jeeps - Let's see 'em!!
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Caldwell, Idaho
Originally Posted by Clark Collins
I've made few mods to my Jeep (see signature below) as it's my DD and I'm retired, so have to keep it cheap. The underfloor storage mod with a Coleman SUV air mattress makes a great bed for me inside the Jeep. My brother, who has a Liberty with a lift kit, and I took our grandaughters camping for 2 days at Sublett Reservoir in SE Idaho last August. The kids slept in his old tent trailer and had a ball playing in the water. My grandkids range from 3 years old to 7 and his is an 8 year old. I'm still working on the shade made from an old pup tent. The trails getting there weren't too rough, so pulling the trailer with the small wheels wasn't a problem. See the pics below.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Tampa, FL
Made more progress on my trailer today. Rack and cargo basket are securely mounted. Next up is a rack for the kayak. Loaded it up today with the bikes and took the kids for a ride. Not much of an expedition but it was it's first trip out.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Bend, OR
Jurassic Park Expedition Style
Well the Jeep is just about done. I still need my ARB Cooler and Evo Tailgate table but I thought I would share. The Jeep is a 2011 Majove Edition. I took ll of the decals and crap off and went with a cleaner look. It has a TF 2.5BB with Method Wheels and 35x12.50 MTR/Ks. I have an ACE front bumper and Or-Fab rear bumper. TF Tire carrier and quadratec antenna mount. Gobi Ranger Rack with ARB awning and Extreme Hi-Lift jack. Line-x front grill with a Warn 10kS. I built the Jeep to look like a JKU Jurassic Park Edition had they used this platform.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: STATEN ISLAND N.Y.
Well the Jeep is just about done. I still need my ARB Cooler and Evo Tailgate table but I thought I would share. The Jeep is a 2011 Majove Edition. I took ll of the decals and crap off and went with a cleaner look. It has a TF 2.5BB with Method Wheels and 35x12.50 MTR/Ks. I have an ACE front bumper and Or-Fab rear bumper. TF Tire carrier and quadratec antenna mount. Gobi Ranger Rack with ARB awning and Extreme Hi-Lift jack. Line-x front grill with a Warn 10kS. I built the Jeep to look like a JKU Jurassic Park Edition had they used this platform.
Just awesome!!!
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Illinois
I am really up in the air on the roof rack. I think it looks great like the one above, then I just can't justify it. The irony is that I do use a basket on my hard top now so I would probably benefit from the full rack, I just can't pull the trigger! 
I'm just being indecisive.
I'm just being indecisive.
JK Newbie
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Fort Collins CO
Originally Posted by skibovr6
Well the Jeep is just about done. I still need my ARB Cooler and Evo Tailgate table but I thought I would share. The Jeep is a 2011 Majove Edition. I took ll of the decals and crap off and went with a cleaner look. It has a TF 2.5BB with Method Wheels and 35x12.50 MTR/Ks. I have an ACE front bumper and Or-Fab rear bumper. TF Tire carrier and quadratec antenna mount. Gobi Ranger Rack with ARB awning and Extreme Hi-Lift jack. Line-x front grill with a Warn 10kS. I built the Jeep to look like a JKU Jurassic Park Edition had they used this platform.
JK Super Freak
Joined: May 2010
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From: georgia
Originally Posted by skibovr6
Well the Jeep is just about done. I still need my ARB Cooler and Evo Tailgate table but I thought I would share. The Jeep is a 2011 Majove Edition. I took ll of the decals and crap off and went with a cleaner look. It has a TF 2.5BB with Method Wheels and 35x12.50 MTR/Ks. I have an ACE front bumper and Or-Fab rear bumper. TF Tire carrier and quadratec antenna mount. Gobi Ranger Rack with ARB awning and Extreme Hi-Lift jack. Line-x front grill with a Warn 10kS. I built the Jeep to look like a JKU Jurassic Park Edition had they used this platform.
