ExPo ready 2006 Jeep LJ

[gorillamel]

So, this is not mine, but OMG it's effing AWESOME! Someone needs to buy it so that I can go play with it:
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/127832-2006-Jeep-Wrangler-LJ-Expo-READY

Here is seller/owner info:
I need to stop procrastinating.... I have a new (to me) 100 series in my driveway and sadly it's time for my LJ to go to a new owner. This Jeep is fully kitted and modified to go pretty much anywhere you could want it to and has served me very well. I don't get to use it the way I used to in AZ and it's killing me to see her go to waste. Title is clear. I'm asking $35,000 but I'm open to realistic offers. Sorry no trades. Please feel free to PM,email, call or text me with any questions. (928) 580-7185 areschmidty76@yahoo.com

 

[MadMike]

Wow! This thing is super awesome! Now if I could only find an extra $35K sitting around somewhere.

 

[J Everett]

Yeah, it's that extra 35k I have a problem with....

 

[gorillamel]

Hahaha, I know, right?

Stupid bills and lack of funds preventing us from living to our full fun potential!

 

[Slasa]

If the Plow had been totaled I might have looked into this . . .

 

[metzican]

Great vehicle, You can look through the list and pictures, and realize that money was no option it was all about design. But even on a lower budget I think people can learn how to pack a vehicle by these pictures.

 

[gorillamel]

Oh I know! I looked into how he designed it and what it cost- money is clearly not an issue for that guy. I only wish I could build and/or afford that level of storage, haha!

 

[J Everett]

Like Metz said, there is a hell of lot that can be learned and applied to our own rigs just by studying this one. Jeeps aren't big vehicles; even Unlimiteds are a bit smaller than an Xterra, so to see that much gear loaded in such an accessible way...it is a masterpiece of an overland rig. I'd love to see what he could do with a Defender or a Disco II.

 

[metzican]

I've seen his build thread before. I was studying the double slide out. Where it slides out then out to the side. I'm trying to figure out a way to implement this into my teardrop to make the kitchen area better to work with.