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Figured there were still some bugs to iron out, alot of user's/members to note on the map

Put mine next to the 4WD emblem (had removed the SR5 emblem a couple years ago)

I know my pin isn't showing up either, since I think right now I'm the only member on Nantucket at the moment (until summer hits lol).

Welcome to OB and to the T4R family as well. And I agree with Steve from my 3rd gen and up these rigs are very capable machines - only reason for what mods I've done to suspension was due to it's age and it was OE factory and done.

There are plenty of C range 16" LT's out there, So far I'm happy w/ the E range that I switched to 5 years ago (from C) as there are no worries when I deflate to 20-12psi on the beach/conservation lands here on island with the family and all our stuff loaded for the long day.

Welcome from another 3rd Gen T4R owner. .

So far my better half is convinced she wants a Rubicon 4Dr (well that's what I pushed her towards if she's getting a Wrangler), and she wants to do nearly everything I've done w/ the T4R so far - which makes me hesitant to get my newer OME Coils and Addicted Offroad Armor lol. But it...

Every business has the right to refuse service, especially when it comes to firearms

lol I have that same carrier from Harbor Frieght - survived the trip from Atlanta to Nantucket and survived a trail ride here on island which it almost got me stuck (also forgot my son's stroller was on it too). I can see this working out really well too - good idea

Basically you went from a Ford Escape to a LR lol, the Discovery is a step in the right direction - being a(n) Auto Tech though Discovery's are money pits for service, only ones that I have noticed are rock solid are the Defender series, but that's how they were truely designed and why they had...

Personally my T4R has come to the aid of many Jeep's. I love both and would say if you were looking at a Rubicon Unlimited with the 4.0L then it would be a real toss up on reliability. T4R's have have the same modability as a Jeepster and then some. Sent from my Pixel using OB Talk mobile app

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New Member 4543 here (just received my Emblem today)

Well it finally arrived (actually didn't take long lol) proud to be a full member of the OB family Sent from my Pixel using OB Talk mobile app

Normally if I'm in my home state I always have my firearm in my vehicle, in MA I do not carry since I still need to go through the state required "training" to lawfully carry a firearm (on person/home/vehicle) - while in MA my firearm stays with one of my family members back in GA Normally I...

If I can get off the island - work & family permitting

I know I'm planning on ditching the stock T4R side-steps (as having them have prevented me from wanting to try certain trails - don't want to damage them nor the body w/out proper armor) I was looking at Addicted Off-Road's sliders (weld-on) since knowing my luck I can see bolt-ons sheering...

I'm from the Dunwoody area, should be back in GA late September.

Unless he were to get his hands on a LX470, the i6 in the gen he's looking at is/can be pretty stout when needed. But over-all reliability again I would lean toward the LC

My family and I live in Atlanta, GA for 8 months out of the year and on Nantucket, MA for the remaining 4 (summer), and we travel via our 2002 4Runner SR5 that has been one of the best vehicles I've had the pleasure of owning and wheeling with. I would say my experience is amateur but I love...