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Dark Jeep Wrangler with front winch climbing rocky forest trail

“ruby”2004 Jeep Wrangler

documented by Dale W 7 photos documented since 1 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

I purchased this TJ Rubicon new in 09/2004 as a weekend toy for wheeling in TSF, Trask and other off-road areas in Oregon. This has opened a whole new world of spending.

Mods as of 11/2004:

- Rubicon Express 4.5" RE7000 SuperFlex lift
- Rubicon Express RE1809 CV Yoke
- Spicer RE1861 CV Driveshaft
- Old Man EMU Shocks N66L/N67L
- Custom rock sliders by Leonards Off-Road Inc.
- Warn steering box skid plate
- Warn Rock Crawler front and rear bumbers with tire carrier
- Warn 9.5ti 9500lbs front mounted winch
- Cobra 18 WX ST II CB with 3ft Firestik antenna
- Goodyear Wrangler MT/R LT305/70R16 (33 x 12)

note: Leonards Off-Road Inc in Western OR did an A+++ job completing all my suspension work

Wish / todo list:
- K&N air filter
- more protection...replace OEM skid plates and install oil pan skid
- roll cage
- 5-point safety restraints
- air compressor
- more lighting
- lockable rear storage
- long legged, blond with positive attitude for co-pilot
- goto Moab (with long logged blond) · Dale W

Photos

2004 Jeep Wrangler: Starting down mini-rubicon on PowerLine trail 2004 Jeep Wrangler: Next pic going down mini-rubicon on PowerLine trail 2004 Jeep Wrangler: Next pic going down mini-rubicon on PowerLine trail 2004 Jeep Wrangler: Last pic going down mini-rubicon on PowerLine trail; this is where it gets hairy 2004 Jeep Wrangler: All-cast (red) hi-lift custom mounted to Warn tire carrier 2004 Jeep Wrangler: Hi-lift base sitting on a no-bolt custom plate, notice the nibbles. 2004 Jeep Wrangler: Hi-lift top secured to custom bracket with a bolt and wing nut.

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