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Great video Eddie. Looks like an awesome kit. Always appreciate these videos.

We were recently lifted the portable Blactstone that we have been using for overlanding and it works really well for whipping up just about anything. Especially if we are out for a few days.

Welcome and Black Betty is a great jeep name. Not a bad Ram Jam tune either.

Welcome to Wayalife. Got a brother in Temple. Beautiful up there.

Wonder if it's the same bracket I ordered only I used the Midland antenna. Radio is in the Jeep but I haven't mounted it yet. Seeing yours and how clean it is kind of crushes my previous ideas on where I thought I might want to put it.

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Looks like you are on your way with this build. Let's see some pics once you get it all put together and the wheels and tires are under it.

Super sweet find and ride.

I have been lucky in the Gladiator so far even though my speedo is off a little with the 35's. Hopefully I can stay under the radar.

Looks clean. What type of radio and antenna set you?

Really good advise given here. Post some pics when finished of what you decide to go with. Also consider what you may want to do in the future. I went with a 3.5 lift on the JT and have 35's. Chose the 3.5 because I will regear and go to 37's eventually. Ride quality is really good for what I...

I wouldn't spend the money on it either. Willing to bet it never sees anything other than pavement. Pretty sure these things will eat some rear tires also.

It was a chick...... at least I think she was. Lol

She gave me the duck. I'll call him Spike for now.

Diesel 6x6 rolling into Tampa. Gal said they just had it built in Texas and they have put about 5k on it so far.

Perhaps he doesn't Play That Funky Music.

Or fire.

Welcome from FLA. Colorado is beautiful. My bother lived in Conifer and I have a nephew in that area also. Great place to visit and wheel.

Nah he could only get so naked. Heck it's hot just about everywhere now days in the summertime.