Howdy Guys and Gals.. saw a link over there and figured i'd snoop around for a bit.
John B
Welcome to AAV John, nice to see you over here.
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Welcome to AAV John, nice to see you over here.
I'm Thom. Kept the user name that I've used online since '96. More than a few here probably know me by it, sorry about that. If you want to point a finger it's all Joaquin's fault that I know of this forum. 
Our current rig the night that the camper first came home:
Do we have to have dorky snorkels here?
Our current rig the night that the camper first came home:
Do we have to have dorky snorkels here?
I'm Thom. Kept the user name that I've used online since '96. More than a few here probably know me by it, sorry about that. If you want to point a finger it's all Joaquin's fault that I know of this forum.
Welcome Thom!
Kenny here, just found out about the new site at DRV. Site looks great. Never posted much on the other site. Been into Jeeps, motorcycles and camping for a long time. Worked in motorcycle road racing for many years and now a machinist for a factory supercross motocross team.
You mean like either of these that I'll likely be TOWING with the CTD?...or breathe that clean, dust-free air that was kicked up by all the Toyota's you're trying to keep up with.
Graham here.
I'll keep my first post short. I need to write 24 more before I can start pushing post-Jeep leftovers and other adventurist delights that are cluttering up the place!
I'll keep my first post short. I need to write 24 more before I can start pushing post-Jeep leftovers and other adventurist delights that are cluttering up the place!
Thanks Haggis! Glad to be here. Post two. 23 to go.
The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Sahara LJ is past tense and I am less tense. Its a shame really because I kind of liked the Jeep when it worked. Once upon a time I had a VW Vanagon Westfalia that I used to like when it worked too. Curiously it turned out to be the more reliable of the two vehicles!
So I'm sorry to inform you that you'll probably never get to see your old bumpers again.
Now I'm scurrying (scoobying?) around in a 2013 Subaru Forester. It will definitely go everywhere I need it to in the pursuit of whitewater and climbing, but unfortunately won't be going down many of those "I wonder what's down there" places I find. I can see more robust AT tires being useful and possibly skid plates but I'm hoping to keep it as stock as possible and not load it up with loads of heavy stuff I don't need.
Graham here.
I'll keep my first post short. I need to write 24 more before I can start pushing post-Jeep leftovers and other adventurist delights that are cluttering up the place!
LOL! Welcome Graham!
I understand...I've been seriously considering selling the Mouser, not that its been any problem, I just don't hardly drive it anymore. Last year it only clocked 4500 miles on the odometer and most of that was by my daughter Allison cruising it back and forth to summer jobs. With her starting college I could sell the LJ and not have to borrow a cent for college with all the scholarships that girl has gotten..hmmmm...decisions...decisions.
grahamfitter said:So I'm sorry to inform you that you'll probably never get to see your old bumpers again.
At least they didn't break.
Unfortunately that wasn't the case either. The damned Jeep was rear ended last year and the rear bumper didn't make it.
You probably don't want to contemplate the future of the Mouser when I'm around!
Hello All, my name is Justin(aka Gear). My interests at this time are mountain biking, unicycling, skateboarding, sea kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. I enjoy camping with friends and family. I currently live in San Marcos, CA. I am looking forward to getting out and exploring with other like minded folks. Since I like photographs here are two from the Desert Rendezvous 2013.
My current Jeep and trailer.
Me out dodging the Cholla.
My current Jeep and trailer.
Me out dodging the Cholla.
Welcome and you can bet on it Ted.