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I got a chance to do some sanding and cutting on the aluminum rockerskins. I can say now that I am pretty happy with the way they are turning out. And got the trail vise painted along with my rotopax mounts. Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

Tj is cleaned up except the inside :D Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

^ the only difficult part to building it is getting the lengths right, so it opens to the 7", but yet can close all the way without the all thread hitting the hitch pin. Atch just sent me this pic of Cody showing off the indestructible d35 :D I hate missing a good wheeling day, but working on...

Got the rear bumper/tire carrier I built for the tj 4 years ago cleaned up and repainted. Next up is cleaning up the crappy powder coating from smitty on the corner armor that only survived 1 iowa winter :( Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

I think every tire manufacturer throws some sort of disclaimer in their warranty about tire pressure Here is one example Tyler- pics here- http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?11696-Pvanweelden-s-JKUR-build/page5

Jason and Greg- those leds should be the sames one I used- 9 watt, but that link for 8 is a great deal :thumbup: Trail vise done. Jaws open up 7" And got the windshield replaced on the tj today. Powder coating on the rear corners needs to be sanded off :( hope to do that this weekend. Sent...

a couple of weeks ago

I just did a quick search to show you the plates that you can make or buy for the uni body supports. Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

Hood Flutter- what is it? If you don’t know, you don’t have a JK :) How can you fix it? There are many ways- change out the factory latches for aftermarket ones, remove the hood spring, get a Hop Stopper from ORO, or a combination of some or all of the above. I had previously done the cheapest...

Got the tj out today and realized I didn't have a current pic of the two jeeps together :) Ten minutes later had the top and doors off, 20 minutes later the possible new owners stopped by and went for a test drive, 40 minutes later it was pouring rain :) Spent some time after the rain getting...

Here's the hole in the firewall behind the battery- pull back the insulation and you will see it Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

Thanks Hillz and JK. I took some scrap aluminum tonight and made a support for the middle rear seat. I know this pic sucks, but kind of hard to take a pic of under the seat :D And got some more pieces done with cnc, cut them and cleaned them up a little. Finally have all the pieces for that...

Here's a pic of the tab down on the freedom panel- top one is normal, bottom one is flipped for using without the rear part of the hardtop Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

The DMV doesn't have enough time to care about exact sizes, etc. As long as it is under 10,000 pounds is all they specify. I thought number of axles was required, but only for commercial.

it still will be a flatbed trailer and classified as homemade under 10,000 pounds. as Overlander said -just renew your tags every year. heres the dmv ca website- http://www.dmv.org/ca-california/other-types-of-vehicles.php#Registering-a-Trailer

Made a little progress this afternoon :D Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

Thanks Jason! I had a request for more pics on how I mounted the rock lights- i have a total of 12 eagle eye 9 watt leds. I have 1 inside my bumper facing back, 1 zip tied to the fender support. And then one in each body mount -3 at the sides and one at the rear. Sent from my SM-N900V...

Found a convenient way to store tools, etc and mount to the outside of the rotopax mounts- backpack :D Will work with both hardtop and trek top and be secured to the rotopax mount so no worries of losing it on the trail. One on each side- air tools, grease gun, etc Sent from my SM-N900V using...

But thank you Jk, here is one corner almost done minus all the drilling and sanding yet to come. And yes the led light hole is offset so the led won't project out of the edge of the panel. Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app

Here's the pieces all cleaned up- $28 is what I have into it so far, and it is something that I know my club mates headed to Moab in a few weeks would love to take with them :D 2 holes to drill, and some welding, and it will be done. Sent from my SM-N900V using WAYALIFE mobile app