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I didn't really think about the stock inverter. I'll have to see if mine will do it once I get the mattress from Amazon.

I had to buy a tent if I was going to go to this. Of course I'm old so I needed to buy a blow up mattress and then I needed to buy a Ego Nexus Power Station to blow up the mattress. It's been a great chance to buy things I'll rarely use but have been on my "most wanted" list :cool: So far it's...

I threw $50 towards it. Keep donating people!

I worked on mine for a couple hours today as well. I am happy to say the mud (cement) came out of the soft doors. The interior still needs work but got some of it done too. Completely worth it!

What a fun day! It was great hanging with some cool people and learning more about the trail. Stephen did a great job guiding us and is very knowledgeable about the PET. Now to see if this mud that looks and feels like cement will come off.

I got cleared to go. I may be fifteen minutes late though.

I replaced my front and rear bumpers and my rock rails. I have the old ones I need to get rid of. Edit: they are plastic. The front bumper has the fog lights (non-LED), wiring and tow hooks (red). The rear bumper includes the stock spare tire carrier. The rock rails are the stock Rubicon ones. I...

It was such a great trip! I've never done dunes before and had a blast. It was great meeting new people and reconnecting with old friends. Can't wait to go back!

Great, I'll see everyone tomorrow!

Are you bringing your Gladiator Greg? I figure I should know at least one vehicle by sight to find people. I'll be in my 2019 Ocean Blue four door Jeep. It rolls on 37's. Mines easy though because my license plate is MEDSKER :cool:

I'm in now. The stuff I had on Saturday went away. I've done sand before on Fraser Island in Australia but I've never really done dunes before and it sounds like fun. See you all Saturday!

Sounds like ham is the way to go. I'll get started this week on the flashcards. I'll probably keep the CB in the Jeep just because it is already there and handheld so it doesn't take up much room and then have my GMRS handheld in the glove compartment. Thanks for all of the responses!

Your line "CB is for peasants" cracked me up :D I'll have to work on my ham license. Last time I tried (many, many years ago) it was a little involved for me at the time. Doing it with flash cards sounds like a good way to do it. The Baofeng radio is the one I own. I figured for that price I...

So what is being used these days for communication? I have a CB in my Jeep (Midland 75-822) but keep hearing that GMRS is getting pretty popular. I have a handheld GMRS that I assume will work for smaller group rides and I carry a Ham radio for emergencies (I'm not licensed). I've seen mounted...

That totally makes sense. It's sad that it's come to that but it certainly has.

These pictures are all great but I think we need a new rule that you have to tell us where it is :cool: Some of these places I would love to go see.

Thank goodness I did learn from them and turned out great, at least that's what my mom says :cool:

It's a little corny but I'd tell myself not to make my mother cry. One of my greatest regrets was how much I hurt her doing stupid things.

I spent the week at Bear Lake and there's not enough up there to have much fun. Most of it is gated off anyway. I live in Herriman now and we have nothing on the ground. Definitely need another storm to do much around here. :(

I got an Ego two-stage snowblower. Now if we could just get some snow so I can try it out!