I've always wanted a D90!!!! I looked for months about 6 years ago (ended up buying a Ranger FX4 Level II)But they are so hard to find and the ones I found were in bad shape... Then the JK came out and I never looked back..

 

x2 The D90's ability to hold their value is phenomenal, 10-15 years old and sell for $30-45k. When the 2007 4-door JK came out I never looked back, but I still miss my military green 1965 Land Rover SWB.

 

X2. I looked for awhile in the early 2000s. I had a YJ at the time and was looking for extra space. The prices for high mileage D90s were still in the $30s. After I got my JK in Feb 07, I never looked back but I still appreciate them.

 

I almost bought one back in '95, but I had issues with how the top fluttered (soft top, obviously) and caused pressure fluctuations that hurt my ears. In hindsight, I should've bought it anyway....

 

Has anyone done this kind of stuff in a jeep ??? With an actual holiday trailer .??? Not a tent trailer or modified army trailer

 

Hell no! I would never do that with my livin lite camper

 

I'd do it with my trailer (cause its a 1974) haha
But I don't even kno how we'll my jeep wil pull it on the road , yet alone going Offroad (I haven't pulled it yet) so is be more worried about my jeep ,

If my jeep can handle the trailer then I will be doing some mods on my trailer

 

That looks like a good time

 

http://youtu.be/QpauUSmtJmA

This wud b an awsome trailer

 

Well, he has one of each. Or, more correctly, the JKU belongs to his wife ...

Here it is the night before we headed out on the Ozark Overland Trail ...



And his Rover this past summer recovering a pick-up we stumbled upon that was mired in quicksand. Yes, two winches and two anchor vehicles behind us--he was really stuck! ...



And that is his wife's JKU at the back of that gaggle.