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A beautiful day in Moab.

One of the best trails in all of Utah.

A shot from a trail run last weekend. Not "overlanding" but fun nevertheless.

Love the rear mount CVT! that's a great set up.

They're both my favorite! just depends on where we're headed and who's going. If it's just me the Jeep always wins because I lover her more than my wife. If the family/kids(2) are going we usually take the T4R because we are all more comfortable with the extra space.

that's awesome! look like she's going to be a keeper after all :tearsofjoy:

1. my iPhone (navigation and trip photos) 2. 20" Aneby Hatchet 3. Ferro rod fire starter

Our household is fortunate to have one of each... I drive the JKU and my wife drives the T4R. I absolutely love them both, but they both have their pro's and cons when it comes to storage, ride quality and aftermarket support. So like the other have said....it's really going to boil down to...

:hearteyes: drool.....

They both have their pros and cons, but I would say ultimately it depends on your personal preference and terrain in which you're operating. If it's a daily driver in a stop and go traffic environment, you're left leg will certainly thank you for an automatic!

love the winter wheels! they look really good on your rig.

here's the link. https://canypermits.nps.gov/ all the campsites are good, and the trail is well maintained. You'll love it.

Another vote for the Trasharoo here. The durability is good and the price it's really hard to beat.

Mine :)

It's definitely tough one to choke down, but I know I'll be happier when it's done! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Also subscribed! 12 yo boy and 8 yo girl here, looking for some new ways to keep them entertained that don't involve arguing, fighting and complaining :tongueclosed: I love the telescope idea!

Last purchase was 2 front runner cub packs. Next purchase is new front and rear gearing....which is going to sting a little more than those cub packs.

I would suggest either doing the Potash/Shafer/Long Canyon Loop or doing Hurrah Pass/Chicken Corners/Jackson Hole. Very mild trail loops, but the scenery is spectacular on both. As for stops in town... Moab Brewery has great beer and Pasta Jays has some amazing italian food.

Overlanding to me is exploration through travel. This can be a short travel or a long travel but the focal point is getting caught up in the journey not focusing on the final destination. As my off-road driving and navigating abilities have increased so has my curiosity about new areas. Now I...

I think WJ's they're totally underrated. They are cheap to buy, maintain and upgrade, very capable off road, comfortable and come stock with a fairly solid drive train.