OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Please enlighten me as to what my priorities are. I must not know what they are.
Roof Rack + Snorkel = Overland?
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Please enlighten me as to what my priorities are. I must not know what they are.
JKAnimal
Caught the Bug
I think you've missed the point of this entire thread! :greyno:
Because I actually don't use my jeep anymore to go rock crawling or visit my local off-roading park or trail area for a few hours. I use it to go explore old roads and trails and camp in remote areas. So I do speak from experience when I say there are differences between the 2 activities.
Actually, I think that's my line :idontknow: :crazyeyes:
:cheesy: You ARE from the east coast!!
To refer to built up Jeeps as being "rock crawlers" that only go to Moab or do 3 hour runs for their off road adventure is pretty much missing the mark entirely as to what other Jeep owners really do with their Jeeps. Just sayin.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Dead giveaway. He is from the east coast where they have "offroad parks" so it's a good thing he brings extra fuel.
So if I acknowledge that I made a false assumption about certain jeep owners, will you acknowledge that you made a false assumption about other jeep owners (whom you referred to as pretentious with too much shit on their rigs)?
Didn't know that was a fact. I guess I had better stop traveling across the U.S. in my built up Jeep exploring the country. :idontknow:
:cheesy: Even if you did mean to say one type of 4x4 was better or worse in a derogatory way, I can assure you that you are the only one offended here
LOL!! And I wouldn't want to go wheeling at Rauch Creek for a few hours either.
And exactly where in New York are their places to explore that are so remote you need an "overlanding" rig? :crazyeyes:
:cheesy: You'll forgive me but, you don't have a clue as to what some of us do with our Jeeps.
My "crawlers" as you call them have never been on a trail that can be accomplished in 3 hours. They have no snorkel, but have seen water mid grill. I assure you that when I'm 16 miles from smooth dirt trails they do just fine without the sick exoskeleton roof rack and snorkel. Over landing is merely jeep camping. A stock jeep can do that. You can save your money for some better mods, get outside your box and see what Jeeping is all about.
You can acknowledge whatever you want but I made no assumptions. You have and still are making my case with every post you make. :yup:
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
I see it all the time and laugh my ass off lol I guess people don't want there jeeps to drink the water like they try to
Rccrwlr
New member
This picture is a contradiction. Overlander going underlanding:thinking:
piginajeep
The Original Smartass
This guy can't be serious, no fucking way is someone that stupid. He's pulling your leg (s)
mudmobeeler
Caught the Bug
Careful on those three hour tours Eddie. You might get stranded on an island.
SteelBadger
New member
LOL!, but if both Mary Ann and Ginger are there........:clap2:
MTG
Caught the Bug
:cheesy: I was going to write the same thing. B
Since the JKU came out back in '07, the Jeep Wrangler has been used as an expedition vehicle more than once. One of the most notable excursions was the climb up the side of a Chilean volcano a few years back. The JKU does offer reasonable ride quality and all-terrain capability certainly no worse than the other vehicles you mentioned and to some extent better than them--they're capable of competing with far more expensive brands that are more commonly noted for such expeditions.
It'd be nice if you at least spelled it right. Rousch Creek.