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Was a fun yet simple project. Got a few things I want to change but it performed great.

So, for our last exploration adventure in the Ozarks I had quite a bit of weight in the ole TJ with plywood shelving, 32qt refrigerator, a 45qt Yeti, 10 gal fuel, basic tools, roll-cage, hard top, roof rack and RTT. I did not weigh it all. My rear was squatting quit a bit even with the Rubicon...

We’re going up there at the end of May, are places like Spainhour falls, Falling water falls, and other creeks going to be dry?

Hi folks, looking for a nice dispersed camping spot (on water) for our second night. Plan is to camp at Spainhour Falls Friday night, then head to the Oark store for fuel and food Saturday morning. We'll head ENE from there. Any suggestions on a nice creek side camp site a few miles East of Sand...

So a few buddy’s and I are headed into the Ozarks at the South East corner for a few days in late May. We may have parking available in Marshall at a friend of a friend but it’s not a sure thing. We’re planning on staying at a hotel in Clinton the night before. Where do you guys park your tow...

Not much you can do to a TJ but thought this may help someone. Pretty easy build. Still need sanding and paint. The second pic shows the 32qt refrigerator, 45qt Yeti, 6gal water jug, and my spare parts 20mm ammo can. Behind the front seats is enough room for my tool bag and recovery gear bag.

Rained all day so I put in a little shop time and started my roof rack. I watched a YouTube video by “Arkansas Offroad” and used a couple of his ideas but I wanted it easily removable. One bolt at each corner and it pops right off.

I'm just staring to plan a trip with friends to the Ozarks in late May. Not new to camping, outdoors, or 4x4 but I am new to navigating the Ozarks. I'm sure I'll have a few questions later so thanks in advance.