Grand cherokee pics share them (ZJ/WJ)

[fester]

Originally Posted by AV8

Very Nice Fester. I prefer black for the bumper although camo is ok too if you like. What wheels are those? Size, Offset?

No the camo was just making light of a frustrating situation, it will be black again. Just can't decide if I want to go to the effort of the black pearl 2 pak or simple old anti rust satin black epoxy etc. It's only camo where I tested how hard it was going to be to re-prep the water damaged clear coat.

Wheels are Fuel Offroad - Hostage 17 x 8.5 with a +12 offset.

[Tyvokka]

Thanks Fester. Yeah nice wheels and looks good with all the other stuff. I understood the camo thing, a great way of describing it . lol

I powder coated my bar. It looked great the first few days but not so after Jambo '12. I have a few war markings that would have been easier to cover up with some easy to get basic / satin black spray paint.

[Elio_S]

Promised I was going to leave my Grand Cherokee standard. Well that didn't happen lol

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[Hanna]

Originally Posted by God_help_me

Promised I was going to leave my Grand Cherokee standard. Well that didn't happen lol

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Looks great GHM!

What are the details of your lift/tyre combo? I'm guessing 2" lift with 265/75 R16's? What type of muddies are you running?

[Elio_S]

You almost guessed right. It's a 2" lift with 245/70 r17. The types are BF Goodrich KM2's I'm going to lift it further down the track. Am tossing up between 3" lift or 4". On one hand 3" would be ideal without having to modify too much, on the other hand, if I fit a 4" lift, I then have the option to put a long arm kit should I ever decide to.


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[ohmygrodd]

Last week-end my two sons and I, together with about 20 other people from our local 4wd club, went to Cape Palmerston (about 80kms south of Mackay in central Queensland) to do a clean-up run by Eco-Barge and Parks & Wildlife. Together in just over two hours we managed to collect 970 kg of rubbish from only a 3 km stretch of coastline at Cape Palmerston. Most of the rubbish collected was washed up as a result of this year's cyclone season, with bottles, thongs and foam making up about half of the rubbish. Unfortunately, much of the rubbish, in the form of camping rubbish, empty stubbies and cans, shopping bags, car tyres, etc., was deposited by careless locals who clearly are abusing the access to this wonderful area.
I was happy to fly the jeep flag but the day was really about my 4wd club giving back to an area that we enjoy very much.

The weather gods were kind to us and here are my boys ready to get into it


Heavy duty rubbish bags, t-shirts and hats sponsored by one of the local coal mining companies


The mandatory "jeep with scenery" photo


This is all the rubbish we collected ready for transport to local waste facility

[Benn0]

Great work :thumbsup: