Specs:
2.5L 1991 YJ
3.5" Black Diamond Suspension Lift Kit
15" Cragar Black D Window MOAB Rated Wheels
32" MudKing Tires
A-To-Z Fabrication Custom Width Front Tube Fenders covered in Rhinolining (5.25" to be street legal to cover my entire tire)
A-To-Z Fabrication Custom Built Front Bumper and winch plate covered in Rhinolining and D-Rings
A-To-Z Fabrication Rocker Panels covered in Rhinolining
MESA 4x4 LED Flush mount brake lights and side turn signals
Gen Right License Plate relocater with ORO LED license plate light & 3rd brake light
TJ rear bumper flipped upside down (to allow tailgate to swing open with 32" spare), two tow hooks, two reverse lights from Walmart, and CB antenna mount.
Midland CB radio with PA horn hidden in engine bay
Smittybilt XRC8000 Winch
Rusty's Offroad Steering Stabilizer
Aussie Dana 30 locker
SOLID Dana 30 differential cover
DUAL stereo (sorry, don't know the exact model number right now) with iPlug
Two Pioneer four inch speakers (100w each) installed in Sound Bar
Pioneer 12" Subwoofer (TS-W302 R / 800W Max) in custom built boxes
KnuKonceptz 4 gauge amp wiring kit
Two VR-3 Amps
Headlight and grill turn signal guards
Bestop Replace-A-Top
KC Windshield Light Mounts with Walmart Knockoff Lights
Pepboys Seat covers (Don't know the brand, sorry...just some $20 covers)
Why it is special to me: I bought my Jeep the week I got my license with my own money. I have had it for about 2 and a half years now, and my parents have yet put a single dollar into the Jeep, and I like it that way. I take great pride in knowing that every single thing on my Jeep has been paid by me with no help from family or friends. I have big plans for my Jeep, as do most Jeepers, but being a freshman in college has limited my work. Usually I work all summer, spending very little on anything, and then in one week blow nearly all of my summers earnings on Jeep parts. This past summer I bought the winch, steering stabilizer, locker, and differential cover at the York, PA All Breeds Jeep Show sponsored by the club I am a member of (PA Jeeps) and non other than Quadratec. Luckily, I still had left over money which I am saving for this summers build (Ford 8.8 rear, SYE, NV3550, and SBC 350).
