Post up favorite pictures of your Jeep

[Robert_Stephens]

I tell you what Robert...it has been an absolute joy reading your stories and seeing your pics...glad your on the forum.

Well, thank you sir and most kind. It is fun after all these years where you can tell the tale of our Jeeps, maidens we keep, and the whole trip therewith. This site sure provides that. The unnerving part for me is next year, it will be 50 years with Jeeps (1963-2013)............oh my.... hahahahaha.

Thank you, good man.

Hail, Wyoming!!!

Robert

 

[Robert_Stephens]

...........and then, this is the heaviest thing I've pulled out with VEX, ever, to test the weld up, mods, winches, blocks, etc. The truck was stuck, weighing in at 66,000lb. loaded with concrete and the mud was cooking off and it was McCelroy and Wilken's latest, brand new truck. We didn't have much time. John Wilken came out to see the stuck and his beloved new truck and was stunned to see VEX pull it out. There was no other way. The only thing it did was to squish all the air out of VEX's tires, but the onboard compressor aired the tires back up. No errors to VEX or the concrete truck.

I had posted this a year ago or longer but thought I'd re-post it. I have quite a few photos of this event of the whole set up, rig up, and pull out also.

Robert

 

[superj]

I love robert's stories of past times. Even the recent ones from his trips for work are excellent and the pictures are ones most people will never see in person

 

[Robert_Stephens]

I love robert's stories of past times. Even the recent ones from his trips for work are excellent and the pictures are ones most people will never see in person

Well, thank you so much. This site is so fun as all of you, and folks like yourself, can post away and share and appreciate the tales of adventure these damn Jeeps provide. Really fun. And after 49 years, so much to share. I'm going to start posting the overseas shots/stuff as well.......

Thanks again and hat is tipped,

Robert

 

[Robert_Stephens]

....Pulling it out....., cable/blocks taught....




Robert

 

[Robert_Stephens]

It's hard to believe a leaf spring suspension can have this much flex and droop, but those revolver shackles are amazing and even though you have to undo the sway bar down links, its worth it. Love the flex VEX gets with this set up....

Robert

 

[bjeepin]

Ga mud!

 

[redneckpyrate]

It's hard to believe a leaf spring suspension can have this much flex and droop, but those revolver shackles are amazing and even though you have to undo the sway bar down links, its worth it. Love the flex VEX gets with this set up....

Robert

Do the revolver shackles affect the on road handling at all?? I have talked to a few people who have used them and they are split down the middle.

 

[Robert_Stephens]

Do the revolver shackles affect the on road handling at all?? I have talked to a few people who have used them and they are split down the middle.

As long as tie rod ends, steering, ball joints,etc, are sound and tight, one cannot tell they are running them........

Robert

 

[redneckpyrate]

Thanks Robert. Sounds like my next upgrade.

 

[Robert_Stephens]

Thanks Robert. Sounds like my next upgrade.

For offroading, there is nothing quite like them---incredible and you'll love 'em!

Robert

 

[bugleboy]

drove up a quarry last week, lucky nobody saw, i love this picture

 

[bugleboy]

also this one from when i had the super 44 put in love that rumble

 

[wwch99tj]

Just put the hardtop back on

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[Randman]

My 98 TJ in nicer weather. It's my DD.

 

[wwch99tj]

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My 98 TJ in nicer weather. It's my DD.

Nice clean looking 98 you've got there

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[MattMayTJ]

I wish this was my jeep, I hope to have one one day.

 

[MattMayTJ]

It's new to me so at the moment these are my favorite pics of it so far.

 

[Tink48]

My favorites. These were taken at Jeep Beach.


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