I first bought this Jeep when I was 15. Had no major plans for it but to put a stereo, lift, and wheels and tires on it, and sell it when I graduate. Soon as I turned 16 I started going offroading with my buddies and instantly fell in love with the thing. I was killin all my buddies with huge trucks and huger lifts. And this was bone stock. So a few months later I put the lift and wheels and tires on and haven't stopped since. I'm constantly broke either fixing it or buying more stuff for it. It sucks not having any money, but it's become my passion and I'll take it to the grave with me.
I'm a pretty laid back guy. I've always enjoyed cars, working on them, driving them, anything. I'm not like most kids when they get a car in high school, I actualy had to pay for my own car and all the parts on it. I'm also not a pansy and do all the work on it myself. BUILT NOT BOUGHT! I'm currently in Wyotech in Blairsville Pennsylvania, found a couple pretty bad spots to go offroading so be looking out for new pictures and broken parts, haha.
Current Mods
3-inch Rusty's heavy duty lift
15x8 cheapo wheels
33x12.50x15 Mickey Thompson ATZ's
Rampage headlights with 10k h.i.d. kit
Custom built home stereo including kenwood head unit, 1,000 watt alpine amp, and 2 10's in homebuilt box(one rockford fosgate p1 and 1 Kicker competition)
Summit Racing muffler w/ pipes coming out infront of rear tires.
Wilderness roof rack w/ spare tire mount
Blacked out parking lights, side markers, and brake lights
6X9 K&N filter
Rusty's throttle body spacer
Bushwacker flares
Future Mods
1.5 inch spacer and shackle lift to add to 3 inch already on.
Build a front and rear bumper.
IPF driving lights
Bone stock
When I finally decided to get a lift
Went fishin with my buddy Blake. Jeep in background.












Got some new rebel flag, exhaust, and k&n filter for christmas




Moved to Pennsylvania to go to school at Wyotech, this was a spot me and my friend found right down the road from my dorms




Local Jeep guy took us to some trails the next day. BA





