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That was an awesome three days condensed into a little short of an hour. And the hour went by like a minute. Terrific video. You and Cindy literally and figuratively rock. :rock:

OK. I am not even in contention after seeing Brute's entry, but I'll go ahead and post up anyway.

Ha ha, I just realized that the video was only 13 minutes long. Everything with the exception of the drive time for the needed bolts was done in pretty much real time. Your real time. In MY real time it would take me 13 minutes just to get the stuff unpacked. Point taken about the security...

(sigh) :sigh: That 30+ minutes went by way too fast. Times like these, I wish the JLX was a few days longer. You and Cindy really have a knack for making it like you are sharing an inside joke or info with the viewer. And I am a lucky viewer. It's always fun to see another Wayalife production.

What a day! A little of everything that makes your videos so good. Jeeps going over obstacles. Jeeps on the road. Jeeps exploring new and unique places. And Jeepsters having a great time together. So glad nobody was hurt when Harris's Jeep decided to take a walk. The views on this trip are epic...

I'm trying to think of the normal five mentioned in this post, and for the life of me, I can't think of their names. I know it's none of us !

I thought as much. Lose a little in the back for storage but worth it to have the spare along with you. I could live with that.

Something that struck me was the spare tire mount. It can hold a 35 with no modifications. Does that mean we will not be able to run 37s or does it mean that modifications can be made to accommodate larger tires? In any case, I really really like this truck and the towing capacity. My co-driver...

That there was a full day of gnarly obstacles. Doesn't look like anyone made it through untouched. Great video as always. I hope day three went a little less dramatic but full of fun stuff as well. p.s. Love the new shot glasses.

After seeing the crew for this JLX...all I can say is," oh Man! Let the games begin.!" :rock::rock:

Wait! What!? 60 mph? I call bulls***. Where is the real Eddy and what have you done with him? I've never seen you drive that slow on open pavement. :shock: :cheesy:

OK! Tom and Susan here. The last name is Strain so I thought it would be cool to play on the spelling of stranger. It makes it kind of an inside joke when someone says,"Howdy, Strainger!" (Still an old dog, Susan had to show me again how to insert the pic.)

Yahoo! Mine and Billy's with lesser input from IT guru Susan this time. A few more of these and I might be able to do it all by myself. :rock:

Aha! I got a picture of my Jeep. It wasn't all me though. Susan tutored me and I still don't know what magic makes it appear here. Also, I swear it will be washed at least once before the upcoming trip. Just not washed as clean as Jeep Fan's. I am not that obsessive yet.

Wow. Oh Wow! You need to get her into a parade sometime soon downtown. I can see you and Cindy giving the "Queen's Wave" to the crowd on the curb as you slowly drive past and see the looks of admiration on their faces. Really nice makeover, Eddie.

That was nerve wracking, but totally understandable. If you want to get off the beaten path, sometimes the path beats back. :crazyeyes: I haven't tried to get the scratches out of my precious one since I got her. It saves time answering the question, "You ever take her off road?" :brows:

Great series. I got sweaty palms at a couple of places and I was behind a computer, not the driver's steering wheel. Always good to see the fun and comraderies that grow from these adventures too. It really is a Wayalife.

Now that's the kind of news we haven't seen from the dealership in quite a while. Yahoo!

Good to meet you. Welcome to Wayalife. I hope to do business with you sometime in the future.

Thank you. We have gotten a lot of positive comments on the color. :yup: