Yes, OEM. They are awesome. Still prefer full doors in winter, but these are great for the rest of the year.

 

I was hellbent on half doors at first. Then decided I'd rather have my color than half doors. Now, when it's nice the doors are off. Same with the soft top. Now I'm really glad I couldn't get what I thought I wanted.

 

Fluid changes and tire rotation...

 

Pumped in premium fuel. Ugh.

 

Wasn't this week but the week before





35s and I chopped fenders by now the rear ones are chop

 

I thought I only wanted full doors and hard top, since I've never had a jeep before. Doors off was a little too much for me. Now enjoying half doors and planning to buy a soft top.

 

New Mickey Thompson Deegan 38 35" tires. Spare tire delete. License plate relocation.

 

Finally assembled a decent trauma kit. I spend a lot of time at the range and it's only a matter of time before a negligent discharge occurs. Also in the wilderness, anything can happen and usually Murphy is nearby to throw a monkey wrench to make things worse. After several training classes, I've built up a list of gear I know how to use and not some generic bought first aid kit. First pouch on the left is for splints and bandages for sprains and broken bones. Second from the left is for extra dressings and other duplicates in case a multiple casualty situation pops up. Far right is the main kit that is removable from the panel so you can take it with you. It contains all the more serious gear like tourniquets, NPAs, chest seals, coagulant dressings, sterile dressing, shears, gloves, finger light, etc. Second from the right is a folding litter that can be used by one or more people to carry the patient. On top of that is a strobe for signaling location if needed. There's some work gloves in case some work needs to be performed to access or retrieve the patient, that sterile rubber gloves can't handle. I think that's everything.

"Ex Umbris Venimus"

 

Those are cool, how are they?

 

Latest decals I cut today.