Sounds like a beautiful JL you're waiting on! Congratulations!! Just curious what color you ordered? When you get time could you list some specs on the tires, wheels & other mods you have lined up? Thanks.
Laura Rose from PA
The color I ordered was white. I have been buying stuff right along for the Rubicon for about six months. I knew for sure that it would be a JLUR so I could go ahead and order parts. I have five Cooper STT PRO tires size 37X12.5 R17. They are mounted on ATX Slab beadlock wheels.
The tires filled up the back of my truck
I ordered two things from Roam Offroad. The Front Bumper and there rockslider/steps. I will also buy their rear bumper tire carrier when it become available. They have been super to work with.
Not my image, but this is what their bumper looks like on a white Rubicon
These are the rockslider/side steps that I bought from Roam also: Not my pic, stole it from their facebook page.
My wife bought me this wintch as a retirement gift. Would have preffered a Warn, but I can't be mad at her.
I bought this for my portable air compressor. Needed one that I could take with me in the motorhome as well as the Jeep. It came with 60 feet of air hose and will pump up a class A Motorhome tire.
I still need to order the lift. Pretty sure that I am going with the Rancho 2 in lift with the 9000 series adjustable shocks and still plan on ordering Roam Offroad rear bumper and tire carrier.
Also from Roam Offroad facebook page
I have also bought various other things like recovery straps, tree savers, shackles, D, Rings, Jeep footpegs for when the doors are off.
I am looking at these window screens and an air mattress as we may spend some nights in the back of the jeep along the trail.
http://a.co/d/0BpCWLf
http://a.co/d/iFyWopG
My multi-year goal in retirement is to off road from Arizona to Alaska covering all the western states. We will pull the Jeep behind a Motorhome. Use the Motorhome as base camp and use the Jeep to explore. I do not plan on doing extreme stuff. I just want to be set up enough to increase our odds of not having to walk 60 miles out of the mountains. We are in it for the views.
When it gets cold and the mountains start to fill with snow, we will put the Motorhome and Jeep into storage where ever we are and spend our winters in Thailand. Fly back in the spring and resume our travel. We will be in NO HURRY.