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Awesome setup Pablock, Does the spar come off easy? Bdug, I like this idea. I might steal it when i decide to relocate my rear light/antenna platform. It drives me nuts that its offset in my rear view.

While youre at it, you might as well wire in some bypass relays. A few years ago, I used some 12 gauge wire straight from the battery and an automatic breaker to some cube relays. The thicker wire removes line voltage losses. I wired it up so that that the High would keep the Low on as well...

Saw this guy again this morning in Phoenix. It was running until recently. Looks like a Ford 9" in the rear too.

Here is my 70 year old CJ-2A Beast surveying some trail damage after a storm. <iframe src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B90JJG3yUaYtLUFHWjdTeEpQa1k/preview" width="640" height="480"></iframe> Edit: Dang, how do you embed videos? Try this link then...

Ive seen a few people put these Ram Ball mounts in the faux allen bolt on the oh-sh*t handle. I liked how discrete it was and wanted to make it so it could be easily reversible to stock. The obligatory finished product first. It will hold an old smartphone running Torque (OBDII) and offline...

I Just moved to Arizona, This is my opinion over old PA.

I got Some Black Molle Utility Pouches to replace those crappy, sagging mesh door pockets. The best part is, with a few strips of plastic, they're easily removable and modular to boot! I'm thinking of adding a collapsible drop pouch to the center console for holding trash, junk, misc. as the...

I found out today, there is a pulled fuse option as well. Will try it out tonight.

OK, Here are the relevant pics for reference

I successfully tapped into the original fuse box without using any fuse taps. The link below goes to my resource for finding the right place to tap in, but today I am here to tell you that Bussmann connectors, meant for their fuse panels, do fit... barely. Fuse M7, the selectable fuse, is...

That's the beauty of the L-134, the engine that won the war. I think it's about two litres, 80 horse, and up to 20 mpg cruising. It sips gas and runs forever on the ten gallon tank under the driver's seat. They put it there during the war to minimize the "kill zone" in vehicles. The valve cover...

Or is he doing it right?

I didn't clean it up, but you get the idea. The top section slides off, and the two sides are held in place with only a fender washer through the footman loops. the right side has a tool box over the wheel well and the lower pocket holds my chains. I had ripped out that plastic pocket for...

Here is my 1948 CJ-2A In its original glory pulling out another CJ-2A hulk from the weeds. And here she is now after a frame off refurbishment. Sure shes old, but she rocks down the trails! Anyone else still drive their old iron like it was stolen? I would take it easy, but theyre built...

I did a T-90 a few years back, and i highly recommend making a few tools to keep the needle bearings in place. This website lays it all out for you. http://www.willystech.com/wt/T90RebuildGuide/T90rebuild.htm

Hi everyone! Thanks in advance for the welcome, i see this is quite an active forum, so I hope i can contribute well to the community. I have a (new to me) 2013 Dark Cherry JKU, but dont let that fool you, I have a good history in jeeping, custom modifications, trail repair, and the subtle...

Has anyone else noticed the page count on the 2013 JK Owners manual? I sure hope its not a sign of things to come. You would think they could have added or removed just one page. 2013 Wrangler JK (666 Pages)

How about climbing the very peak of the Harquahala mountain. http://azoffroad.net/harquahala-mountain-byway/4541333070

My new job puts me at 350 miles a week, about 50 miles a day. Here she is only a few hours old...

From my days in a Cherokee, I enjoyed having lights that shined out, around, and back, instead of umpteen-thousand lights shining only forward. With my new rig, it was clear there are no high mount locations, here is my plan for the rear. The front lights might require a more invasive approach...