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Awesome!

Nice setup!

Right on. Only asked b/c I lived down there for years so figures you had to be out of Pensacola NAS or Eglin AFB. Not a bad area to be in if you like the beach though.

You don't want to take a wrong turn in this neighborhood:

Spotted this guy at the local supermarket earlier this winter. Full custom:

Not a Wrangler but it gets me where I need to go. I've actually owned 6 Jeeps in total. Here are the previous 3: Plus my wife has a KL:

I think there may be less than 20 of us from those 3 areas but just wondering if any of you have any interest in meeting up and camping out somewhere in the middle?

It started to look like spring here the other day and a lot of the summer roads around here are starting to open so I took a drive out to one of my favorite camping spots to take a look. It has since snowed two feet :weary:. Come on summer.

I miss my '04 WJ. A couple years back I hit an icy patch on a bridge, did a 540, hit the guard rail, and rolled down the embankment about 4 or 5 times before it landed on it's wheels. The car was totaled but me and the dog walked away with nothing but scratches. That car was way more awesome...

Another shot from the backyard:

Head east from the airport. Go out to the Gros Ventre wilderness and camp out that way. Just drove out of there this morning and it's all clear for snow for quite a ways. Beautiful scenery and great camping. You won't be disappointed. Of course Grand Teton is awesome too but could be crowded...

Navy or Air Force?

Ha! You near P'cola? Used to live there before I escaped to the Tetons.

We added a 2" receiver to the swing out tire carrier on our teardrop trailer so we can put the Thule T2 tray rack on that when towing and easily move it out of the way to access the galley. If we drop the trailer at camp and drive somewhere else to ride, we move it over the the Jeep. I do have...

Yes, I believe so.

Dang!

@Steve It's about 80" to the bars on mine with 31.5" tires

@Steve I think it's around 6'6" or so but I'll measure for you when I get home. I know the medium duty trailers are a bit lower, probably 6"-8" or so. Also, depends on tire size too.

I got a lot of questions and photo/video requests after chiming in on another thread so I figured I'd start my own thread on our Hiker Trailer build. Up until last year we had a 4x8 Deluxe (non-Off-Road) model. We were able to take that little trailer quite a few places. For the most part, it...