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That's a big group. It sounds great! You all should consider starting your own stand-alone regional thread of your get-togethers and general hob-knobbing. I'll bet I'm not the only one on the Stateside here who would follow it. :beer:

That's a major project. I'm wishing you'd shore up the chassis with a solid jack-stand or something. You know how it is: - 99.99% of the time making the bottle jack do double-duty as a jack stand works just fine. But it's that 0.01% chance of trouble that makes a body antsy to see that...

Great shots, was it a holiday parade? And that's an unusual front end, is there a winch inside of that "cage"?

Great looking rigs all around! Are these your regular "running buddies" to connect with?

Thanks, kahuna; great shots!

8 axles??!! What inspired you to go "wholesale" like that?

Another orphan finds a foster parent; hooray! Good job, Section8. :jumpin::beer:

You got a WHOLE lot done in a day, Mr. red; very impressive. Are you saying that you plan to run with more than the two batteries you're carrying now?

You gave us pics; thanks a million for the treat!! I sure do LOVE your camping rig: - Keep it simple - Pull the axles off a camper, and drop the whole thing onto the bed. THAT is brilliant. [thumbzup]:beer:

BINGO, John; that's it! You're brilliant (or maybe I'm just like "duh"). I wasn't believing that any pilot would try that.

A body might think that had something to do with the Air Force (AF), but then I guess it would read USAF, and not just AF; so I'm not much help. :whistle:

That shot on the left looks as low as a body can go, close to foolhardy; like what's the point?!

It's a winter wonderland; looks great!

You're going to enclose it; I got it now! I was impressed enough with it as an open sitting platform. You probably mentioned the screened enclosure earlier but I foolishly plumb missed that: https://youtu.be/SSUXXzN26zg

That is sure enough some pretty work. You are clearly The Commander for a solid very good reason. Thanks for the pic treats!

Those seats are great. You made a nice addition there. And it's encouraging that the grab bars are stock. At least somebody on the design team was paying attention.

It's looking real good! Do you mean that stuff made-and-sold, as specifically for your model of jeep, still has to be modified?

That's a great idea. I never heard anybody suggest it; great plan! :beer:

I'll look for it, but any chance of a link getting posted here? Did I mention coming from a long line of lazy? Ever heard of the "Lazy S" Ranch? Yep, blood relation (western side of the family).