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Sucks for the guy that did the front endo right at the beginning. That was a steep downhill.

Damn good looking TJ. Hard to believe that thing is 24 years old. Going to a V8 will be a big difference in how it drives.

Best update yet!

This may be the best craigslist ad I've seen in a while.

Creative Audio. I bought one from there earlier this year and was a good enough deal to justify buying one.

Both of these Jeeps are impressive and fun to watch.

Great vehicle. We bought a '15 model early this year and sold my wife's '07 Tahoe. The Expedition has a nicer ride, a bit more room and much better feeling torque in my opinion. Yes the Expeditions are $4-5K less overall. I don't think there is anything to worry about on that 3.5 or...

Looking forward to the video of y'all going head to head. I've heard we don't need to miss this one...

Little over a year ago I got a 3.0L Powerstroke and have been really happy with it in my half ton. I came from a 2.7 Ecoboost that did great, but this engine has a lot more torque and is better on MPG. I'm guessing your duramax is good on torque also?

That is a very good looking Dodge. The opportunity to buy something back doesn't happen often. My previous Jeep LJ came up for sale 2 months ago and really had me thinking about it. Good for you that it worked out.

Definitely flat bed

Wow that looks like a great trip for you and your family!

I agree on a lot of this. Some of the tech is nice and/or helpful. But a lot of it is BS. Back-up trailer support? I'll pass Personally I would rather they invest in reliability over more technology, but I feel like that wouldn't help sales overall. So many people want more flash and gadgets.

Tellico and Grey Rock were 2 of my first trips anywhere to see real rock crawling and opened my eyes to what a built rig can do. I remember Matt Myrick calling me asking if I wanted to check out Tellico for a weekend back in 2005 I think in his IFS Tacoma on 35's. Had a great time there. I ate...

I'll need to go back after this is done. Didn't see this coming. That museum is awesome if you're into older cars. They made a display of the whole sinkhole incident 6 years ago and it's really cool to see what they did with that.

It's personal preference between the two. Some swear by Ford and it's the greatest thing and others will only buy Cummins. They both have their pro's and con's. I would test drive each and see what you think then. They're both good trucks really.

Was it the 6.0?

I just subscribed. Thanks for sharing this and great for her!

I agree it's been great watching these videos with a new scenery. The couple of climbs at the end of the Sand Hollow video that you and BleepinJeep made were impressive!

Gearing is definitely the solution but also the most costly. I think tuning will help a lot and Dan has given some great advice. But doing something about that sail on the back of your trailer will help out more than you realize.