Expedition Modded Jeeps - Let's see 'em!!
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Really do love the bumper, fits perfect. Little bit of an erector set to install but it wasn't too bad. Huge weight savings from our previous. Glad I made the switch. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=637826"/> Sent from my iPhone using JK-Forum
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From: Great Falls, MT
Dave,
I'd say the trailer is very off-road worthy. It is a SoCal Teardrop 459 Krawler rented from Off the Grid Rentals. The basic SoCal Teardrop forms the basis of Adventure Trailer's AT model too. It rolls on 35" Falken AT tires and will roll over whatever you put in front of it. It is very stoutly built. As for the roofrack on the Jeep, I run the same rack that mark does, a MRBP/Off Camber Fab roof rack.
Off Camber Fabrication Roof Racks and Accessories By MBRP - Quadratec
This is where I got the trailer
Teardrop Trailers, Roof Top Tents and Off Road Camping Equipment Rentals in Southern California. You can rent in Laguna Hills, CA, Moab, UT, and Sedona, AZ.
This is who built it.
So-Cal Teardrops - Teardrop Models - Krawler - Offroad Teardrop
Ken
I'd say the trailer is very off-road worthy. It is a SoCal Teardrop 459 Krawler rented from Off the Grid Rentals. The basic SoCal Teardrop forms the basis of Adventure Trailer's AT model too. It rolls on 35" Falken AT tires and will roll over whatever you put in front of it. It is very stoutly built. As for the roofrack on the Jeep, I run the same rack that mark does, a MRBP/Off Camber Fab roof rack.
Off Camber Fabrication Roof Racks and Accessories By MBRP - Quadratec
This is where I got the trailer
Teardrop Trailers, Roof Top Tents and Off Road Camping Equipment Rentals in Southern California. You can rent in Laguna Hills, CA, Moab, UT, and Sedona, AZ.
This is who built it.
So-Cal Teardrops - Teardrop Models - Krawler - Offroad Teardrop
Ken
Cheers!
Dave
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From: Auburn, WA
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From: Key West
Not sure if I saw in this thread or not, but highly recommended ...
http://www.amazon.com/Off-Road-R-Klanten/dp/3899555945
http://www.amazon.com/Off-Road-R-Klanten/dp/3899555945
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Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Yukon, Canada
I see I haven't posted in forever. Had my new fenders installed today. Painted them up over the weekend - not a perfect match, but should be close. Also finished my rock lights, wired in my reverse lights, touched up the rear bumper and side steps and installed my JWspeaker EVO2 headlights and fogs. While busy, it was a productive weekend. Which is good, as the jeep is now mostly ready for my 3000mi road trip next week.
The other thing I ordered is a Titan Tank. Basically like the AEV fuel caddy, but designed for your rear tire carrier. I'm running the MorRyde hinges and will be getting their tailgate reinforcement kit to support the weight.
The other thing I ordered is a Titan Tank. Basically like the AEV fuel caddy, but designed for your rear tire carrier. I'm running the MorRyde hinges and will be getting their tailgate reinforcement kit to support the weight.
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From: Yukon, Canada
Yeah they work pretty well. I do a lot of night driving (and in the middle of winter it gets dark early). So with all the animals we have up here (moose suck), I want to be able to see what's going on around me - hence the lights.
On a side note, Mark, you need to make that picture smaller! Scrolling all the time sucks.
On a side note, Mark, you need to make that picture smaller! Scrolling all the time sucks.
