Post Date
January,
16
2018

I think the best move I made with my Jeep is writing this blog and sharing my Jeep pictures on social media sites. I have met a lot of wonderful people. I enjoy hearing and seeing everyone's experiences with their Jeeps. But I think the best part is getting all the great input on what I need to do with my #JeepBuild.

Is this high enough? Hahaha.
Another said... "Staying stock, suspension wise, while putting a bit of protection on is a good idea. You'll learn what your Jeep and you can do. You'll learn to pick a good line through obstacles because you'll have too."
Both of these folks make really great points. I'm still very, very new at this whole off roading thing and have a whole lot to learn. So maybe instead of jumping right into the next step of lifting my Jeep and getting bigger tires -- I know you all are disappointed -- I need to get a little more drive time under my belt. But remember I'm a woman and I reserve the right to change my mind.
Actually I have never been off-roading on
my own, sorta speak. I've always had an instructor picking out my lines for me. Maybe I need to see what I can do on my own -- of course before you get on your keyboard -- I know never to go out alone!
So while I give myself some time on the unpaved paths I think I should beef up the undercarriage of my Jeep. But I have no idea where to begin. This is where you all need to chime in.
First I read about aluminum plates... This doesn't seem too protective -- but what do I know.

Actually if I had $1200 lying around I think I would love to do this.
So this morning I got under my Jeep to take a look. It looks like I am set on the skid plates. But like I said before. What do I know?
Oh BTW... I did a body mount bolt check and they are still good to go! Gotta love that super glue.
As I inspected my undercarriage I noticed quick a few scrapes. I'm thinking I might have to do some washing and maybe some spray paint to prevent any rusting. So for now that will be my next project -- Undercarriage maintenance.
My guess on this project would be... Clean off mud and dirt -- Sand lightly ? -- Automotive black spray paint ?
So my plan is protect my under belly, head to the Quadratec tent sale on Saturday and then back to Rausch Creek in three weeks to see what I can do by myself.
Simple Living - Enjoying Life -- The Jeep Momma Way!
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