Two Door Tuesday Lets See Them Two Doors

[honorableh]

The summer roadtrip is in full swing. Started with camping beside seals and piping plovers on the beach in Provincetown, MA.

Hightailed the rig across Appalachia to visit family in Chicago. Ate a bunch of cheese curds in Wisconsin. Once in Minneapolis purchased a new to me Zodiac turning the Bronco into an expensive trailer. Here it is with a someone else's nice 2dr with camper trailer.

Witnessed flocks of Pronghorn in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Dispersed camping was limited with the unveiling of the presidential library.

Couple long slogs to Glacier National Park with a muddy exploration sidequest at the Fresno Reservoir.

Rising Sun Campground in East Glacier 10/10 spot.

Crossed the Blackfeet Nation and Canadian border without issue and are now camping in the foothills of BANFF buying cheap Canadian parts preparing truck camper for Alaska.

Here's some bonus wildlife photos:

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[ThunderFlash]

The mall crawler in all its glory.

You could at least park in front of a Eddie Bauer or Bass Pro Shops store. Looks very good with the color matched painted top.

 

[zyglyrox]

Been a while since I posted on this thread so... here is a matching pair....

Both 2 door Heritage limiteds in REB!

crazy i thought i was looking at a regular bronco and a sport at first glance she is BEEFY

 

[Rydfree]

Getting ready for a little glamping.
Sold the Rubicon 1400BH camper and got a Tab320 Boondock with the upgraded solar option.
Indoor plumbing Yea!

 

[jrb1]

No roof rack, no problem.

 

[2door]

No roof rack, no problem.

You've got some nerve. Some Bronco owners are afraid to even sneeze near their MIC top.

 

[Rydfree]

You've got some nerve. Some Bronco owners are afraid to even sneeze near their MIC top.

I can see the cracks from here, lol.

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

Feel like I might have accidentally intimidated the coworkers moredoor Wrangler..

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

Due to Aux fuel needs for two upcoming trips I recently installed Trail Rax’s “stand alone Pax Rax” kit.

Installation was challenging at first because TR does not have instructions for this item & the old YouTube video featuring the 4D is wrong. After several emails with TR, I figured it out. The only installation outlier (IMPO) is it’s impossible to install the adhesive foam pads on the top / front brackets that inserts into the hardtop seam per TR’s feedback. I had to cut the foam away / back from the bracket lip that wedges into the hardtop seam.

 

[Gut]

Due to Aux fuel needs for two upcoming trips I recently installed Trail Rax’s “stand alone Pax Rax” kit.

Where are you going that you need additional fuel?

 

[Mfurst]

Loving my 2-door on 38s

 

[KABQ]

Due to Aux fuel needs for two upcoming trips I recently installed Trail Rax’s “stand alone Pax Rax” kit.

Installation was challenging at first because TR does not have instructions for this item & the old YouTube video featuring the 4D is wrong. After several emails with TR, I figured it out. The only installation outlier (IMPO) is it’s impossible to install the adhesive foam pads on the top / front brackets that inserts into the hardtop seam per TR’s feedback. I had to cut the foam away / back from the bracket lip that wedges into the hardtop seam.

Nice setup. Personally, I'd rather have two smaller Rotopax. Dumping fuel from the larger ones by yourself is a PITA. Or maybe I just need to hit the gym more!

 

[dpAtlanta]

Loving my 2-door on 38s

Good GOD, those are some fat meats.

Well Done…!!!

 

[5GENIDN]

Loving my 2-door on 38s

Those appear to be 15.5s???? huge negative offset wheels. Does it clear all round? Looks awesome.

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

Nice setup. Personally, I'd rather have two smaller Rotopax. Dumping fuel from the larger ones by yourself is a PITA. Or maybe I just need to hit the gym more!

Other options tested. I have lots of old rotopax kicking around. I settled on the 4G because the larger singular tank was more stable when mounted. Shared structure if you will.

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