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Great pics! Happy Anniversary!

Is that facing Newcastle? My old stomping grounds! And just to post a pic to keep on topic, took a shot of the first frost on our "backyard" a couple days ago.

Nice! Looking good. (y)

Didn't take pics beforehand but put a little lift on our new to us golf cart and got a buyer on our old one.

Welcome from another Western Washington guy!

Such a cool idea to see you guys start from scratch and take all of us along. Really well done!

Welcome back to Jeep! (y) Here's my list: 1978 CJ7 2002 TJ 2004 GMC 2500 Duramax 2006 LJ and now a 2016 JKU

How have I missed this thread?

Glad to hear you got it all done and that you like the drive. I agree, the long arm is super involved. lol

Congrats! Exciting day!

I totally get what you are saying. It's like a blind guy getting sight back. A tap on the shoulder, a handshake, it all means so much more now. I play a ton of golf and we live on a course. The member social stuff is starting to come back. In years past, the course hosts a "horserace"...

I was just thinking about this as I walked in to work this morning WITHOUT BEING TOLD TO WEAR A MASK!! I'm kind of an introvert at heart but yes, it's nice to shake hands and even have old friends want a hug, even though I shrug them off. :ROFLMAO:

What else do you carry in the back? Mines so light with the tire carrier and corners. I have been thinking about the evo corners and carrier.

Those rear springs working well? Worth the burger and beer? :ROFLMAO:

I'm 250 over 300 in front and 150 over 250 in the back. Still have sway bars (antirock in the front, searching for a take off rubi bar)

I did mine on the jeep. I goofed around with the loop a few times but couldn't get it right with my crappy welding.

Ugh. I am so sorry.

And I would be interested in following you after longer CO's are in it! That is as long as I can keep from taking a "nap" :ROFLMAO:

Looks pretty cool! I guess my hang up would be the lack of redundancy in the rear three link. I realize it's probably one really really strong joint in the upper arm/track bar but that seems like a big ask.

Rock and a hard place.... I feel like I'd be stepping over the line if I post that up on here.