Not enough foliage
When you pass the sign that says road closed 9 miles ahead and you say PFFFFFFFT we're driving jeeps, no such thing as "road closed"
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For anyone who wants to add an AUX-IN to their stock radio, I was able to make it work following directions from this site (https://www.cumminsforum.com/threads/rbk-and-rbq-radio-auxiliary-input-install-how-to.1859386/ ) but had to wire it backwards from what they instructed. Radio shack is long gone so the switching audio Jack needs to come from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077D1NY4T?tag=wranglerorg-20) which is a CESS 3.5mm 1/8 Inch Female Stereo TRS Balanced Socket with Switch - 3.5mm Stereo Socket and this cable (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B943RYK1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title ) has the correct 22gauge wire which allows remote location of the audio Jack down near the parking brake. That way, there’s no wire hanging from the radio. Photos show wiring changes from the original instructions. View attachment 631408View attachment 631409View attachment 631411View attachment 631410
a nice break from the world.
Yes, yes a TJ can tow a 16' foot RV. It just takes three trips. =)
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-Mac
Yesterday when we ran Charlie's creek and persimmon rd.
Before we hit the trail @Hog and myself got in a little Rock crawling at a local hot spot.
Honestly it was harder than it looked fighting our way through the line at that gas pumps![]()
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The best part is @AOSJ in the background questioning his decision to meet up with a group of internet jeep friends.
Yesterday when we ran Charlie's creek and persimmon rd.
Before we hit the trail @Hog and myself got in a little Rock crawling at a local hot spot.
Honestly it was harder than it looked fighting our way through the line at that gas pumps![]()
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How did a RV get somewhere in the forest that you can't get a pickup to ?
Probably been out there for twenty years. Trees grew. Road washed out.
We didn't want to cut out the road because it would encourage someone else to do something similar.
Honestly looks like someone hauled it out here years ago and left it and used it as a hunting cabin.
One day it got wet and collapsed or some ass hat came by, rolled it on it's side and took the steel frame and axles.
-Mac
I went on a solo Sunday morning drive to Florida's highest point. All 345 feet of it.
