The rebirth of my Jeep and the return to Moab!!!

[rokrash]

Some of you know that my Jeep went through a nasty accident nearly 5 years ago. Well, we were able to finally get it together and out to Moab and boy was it a great trip! We ran Hell's Revenge including Hell's Gate, Moab Rim at night, Rusty Nail, and the Pickle with my wife driving before dragging the family to Tusher Tunnel to let my 5 and 8 year-old drive a little. It has taken me way too long to get it together, but it worked great!!!

 

[Cherokeester]

Nice jeep!

 

[mbryson]

Looks like a fantastic trip! Congrats on getting it back together and on the trail

 

[Jinx]

Love the Goonie bird pic.

 

[Kirk]

I really like your jeep. Not too many of those left. Where did you get the corners/sides? (assume they are added on). I know someone that might want to do something similar......

 

[mbryson]

I really like your jeep. Not too many of those left. Where did you get the corners/sides? (assume they are added on). I know someone that might want to do something similar......

It's green as well

 

[rokrash]

The corners were made by a guy here local. They are a full length 3/16" sheet with the jeep curve bent in them.

 

[Jinx]

True 6 or a stretched 5?

Both are cool, just curious.

 

[Herzog]

So good to see that rig back on the trail! Looking good!

For anybody curious - here's what happened: http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.ph...-in-front-of-you-at-85mph&p=617504#post617504

 

[Jinx]

So good to see that rig back on the trail! Looking good!

For anybody curious - here's what happened: http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.ph...-in-front-of-you-at-85mph&p=617504#post617504

Reread that and I am a little sick to my stomach... Still glad you all are ok...

 

[sixstringsteve]

very cool jeep, glad to see it restored after that terrible accident.

 

[Pile of parts]

You sir, are a fortunate man. Nice pictures of a beautiful Jeep and a beautiful family. Read the story and glad everyone was able to make it back to Moab.

 

[jeep-N-montero]

So good to see that rig back on the trail! Looking good!

For anybody curious - here's what happened: http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.ph...-in-front-of-you-at-85mph&p=617504#post617504

I just read through that, sounds like a bummer but all is well again it seems, a learning experience for sure.

 

[Bart]

I didn't recognize the Jeep at all. Glad to see you back on the trails in Moab again. The rig looks awesome, nice job on the rebuild. Looks like a fun and capable group you're wheeling with.