Nemesis Industries

Keep these bucket list adventures coming guys! These are all awesome!

Erok

Shoot, I just saw that this won't work for the 3.6 engine. Already entered the contest and liked and shared and bucket listed

If I win, I have three JK owners in mind who have the 3.8. Or I'll take a look at it and see if I can modify it for my purposes first!

OR, if I win, I could just wait for your 3.6 version to ship


Here's what I posted on FB:

My bucket list includes a trip to the Road of Bones in Russia. The Long Way Round was inspiring to a lot of people, and I've followed a few expedition logs of others going by dirt bike, 4x4, and even a Harley (!!). Before I die, I need to see Magadan.

From everything I've read, the locals are kind and generous to travelers, treating visitors like rock stars. And I really enjoy seeing the decay of the old train tracks, bridges, and buildings.

Delux2769

Here's a place in CO I've been wanting to go to for a long time. The Jeep is actually a guy on the forum.

I would love to propose with that as my backdrop someday.

Torchwood

Not that far from me but would love to do the north rim trail to the Grand Canyon. My brother and I have been talking about if for the last two years.

jkfisher84

Well with its ever changing terrain I would love to go to iceland! Top 2 on the bucket list.

JKCobra

I am slowly building up my rig to true expedition style. I want to run the trans-america trail starting in Tennessee with family there and ending in Oregon seeing family there, and someday I hope to make it down across South America as well but I know that is some years off.

Next on the list for the jeep is a dual battery setup to power the fridge I just added, plus power for the offroad trailer setup as well.

This is my rig as it stood a few months back. Snorkel and lift have been added since. I would have shown a picture about the trail I want to run, but your rules above state the picture had to be taken by yourself, but your intro said it didn't have to be... Hard to post a bucket list picture you've taken if you haven't done it yet...



Fingers crossed

Nemesis Industries

Just to clarify. It does not say that you have to have taken the picture yourself, nor does your JK need to be in it.

This is the orange font that is beneath the contest announcement picture in the first post:
The NEW Nemesis Dual Battery Tray product announcement is here: https://www.jk-forum.com/jk-show-tell...y-tray-249739/

To enter, post a scenic pic of your "Bucket List" adventure in this thread and a short description of WHY that is on your bucket list.

*The pic does not need to have your JK in it, or even be one that you took. We're going to choose a winner at random on October 15th. The winner will be announced in this thread.

*Please see our next post for an example.

So by all means! Post up a picture of the trail you want to run!

Nish36

Since I am essentially mod-less. I'll take the easy route... I'd like free reign over Central Park in NY City, not treading lightly. Being chased by NYPD on Segways would make it more of an adventure.

JKCobra

OK, I'll gladly post up a picture of the route, but your rule No. 5 is what I was referring to as being confusing:

5. Photography Contest Additional Rules: The entries will be judged in accordance with the Judging Criteria.
Each submitted photograph, in its entirety, must be a single work of original material taken by the Contest
entrant. By entering the Contest, entrant represents, acknowledges, covenants and warrants that the submitted
photograph is an original work created solely by the entrant, that the photograph does not infringe on the
copyrights, trademarks, moral rights, rights of privacy/publicity or intellectual property rights of any person or
entity, and that no other party has any right, title, claim or interest in the photograph. ...

And for the pic: this is from KosmicKLR's posts over on advrider. Some really good photos of his trip over there.

maddmatt9400

although it is mainly a highway trip, it would have to be the pan american! over 200 travel days, 27K + miles, and unbelievable scenery!

would hit as many indigenous ruin sites as possible along the way