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That would be very helpful! I'm guessing it's more affordable than the arb or dometic as well.

thank you everyone for your input, ive been reading about your suggestions, they've been helpful.

I've been looking for a portable fridge that is small, but havent found any that would fit behind my passenger seat. I have found 1, but is about 3 to 4 times the price of similar capacity. The largest it could be would 18" by 13", height not being so important. It is the only spot I have...

I've seen that one. Its a bit out of my price range. I want to spend less than $250, and also have it mounted on my roofrack somehow, maybe under it.

the solar panel simply just connects to your battery. Very easy haha!

I wouldn't know how or where it would go.

Also, its not a big deal if the engine has to be off to be able to charge the battery via solar. I could have it connected at night so it'll charge in the morning sun.

so last night my battery died on my jeep. So I got an AGM battery this morning and was thinking how bad it could of been had I been out exploring on my own. I was thinking of mounting a solar panel on my hardtop, and run the wire somehow to my battery, with some kind of controller in between...

My dogs are the reason I got my jeep instead of a truck, also they have a shorter wheelbase. But yeah, RTT is out of the question for me, I do not want to haul my 2 dogs up there, also its top heavy. My dogs are not allowed to be off their cables when I overland, they are hunting dogs and will...

Well i didn't do it, more like I paid for it to be done. Got new wheels put on today. I think they look great! Before After

Throw it in my trash can when I get home??

New phone mount, its very heavy duty and will hold a phone and a gopro.

Do the same for my dogs poop.

Tie them tight and throw them in my trasheroo.

those Volks are classic, and pricey! would love to see pictures of your progress.

just ordered some wheels.

Home depot bucket, lined with heavy duty trash bags.

Got another plano storage box.

Gold mountain trail, in big bear California. This was a fun little trail, sometimes requiring a spotter to help guide you.