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Wow! Emma's is beautiful. It's so cool Emma is truly back on the road again and probably saved from a junkyard grave.

We built a log sided home with about 1700 sq. ft. We wanted full logs but that was too pricey, way too pricey. I truly hope you're able to do it.

Got a bug up my ass in 2008 to leave the city behind and find a semi-remote piece of land to live on 'til I just can't do it anymore. Living in the mountains, heating with wood, having a well and septic is way more challenging to a geezer like me but I had to do it. I didn't want to be on my...

Could not help but think, once the first domino fell you were going for the Full Monte. Emma is going to be young again!

Now that's how to spend some retirement time. Really nice ride. Two thumbs up on this build for how to save a buck and keeping a CJ outta the junk yard.

Papa Mo is a jewel!

Congrats on a seriously great 10 years! Thanks Cindy & Eddie for getting me back to the Colorado trails after a near forty year absence. Biased, of course, but I still think the Colorado 2011 JKX is your best work. Oh wait, then there's the Moab series, the Rubicon vids and....! :thumb::thumb...

25:36! Stone stock rules! Well, sometimes.

Absolutely gorgeous piece of old Jeep iron!

The closure dates do seem more than a little out of sync with mating and birthing seasons for deer and elk. Mule deer birthing season tends to be in full swing around Evergreen in June. There's way more to worry about from coyotes, bears, the occasional bobcat, mountain lions and domestic dogs...

Gorgeous! Love that you did this to a fast disappearing model of the CJ.:thumb:

Really like the "new direction" and educational video series. Back in the 70's the body mounted roll bars sold like hot cakes. Fortunately I never had the opportunity to find out if it worked or not on my '48 Flattie. Based on the condition of the mounting points on Jane, probably not.:doh:

Wow!! Terrific start!:thumb::thumb:

This is a great idea. For those of us who love the old iron, the thrill of the build is where it's at. The first drive on completion is almost anti-climatic. Almost. Looking fwd to chapter 2.

^^^^^this. I bought '64 Tuxedo Park Mark IV off the showroom floor after high school graduation with milk money made working at a carwash. A little over $3,500 out the door including a White Automotive soft top. Even the "three on the tree" shift lever was chrome. I loved it so much I bought...

Jeep showed the Deserthawk last July at the annual Mopar Days in Golden, Colorado. Mopar Days is a huge street party held in conjunction with the annual Mopar Nationals at nearby Bandimere Speedway. If you have a chance to attend this coming July you'll get a chance to get a sneak at some new...

How true! I wheel a stock JKUR and was chewing my palm the whole vid.

Motorcyclists call that a "Polish wheelie." I'm skeptical.

Great time to wheel in Sedona. I think you have the good trails for moderate challenges. Broken arrow is probably the best. It offers easy to difficult depending upon which lines you choose. The Devil's Staircase is a challenge. Most folks run the trail so they go down it. If you're...

Those of us who live and wheel in the State of Colorado have seen our precious ghost towns and history vandalized and burned by uninformed idiots. Nature will eventually reclaim these places and they will become only sites. We were wheeling near Ouray last week when we decided to take a short...