JK-Rubi

Oohhh!! Yup it had already happened by the time I walked back down the trail - so you're saying Jeremiah would be better off receiving a lump of coal rather than lockers this Christmas?

By the way, here's a shot of you preparing to launch up Goose Bumps (I like your aggressive seating position):



P.S. - Note how much the front end has risen verses the rear which has settled into an almost stuffed position.

Ryanc

I wonder if I should remove the rear back seat when wheelin and put the tire in there.

jeepoholic

Thats the route I'm going.

ckivy

No need in removing the rear seat, I for my 40 in with me seat and gear, and still have room.

ASTE25

True, but think if you actually have to use the spare. Now you'll have a dirty flat to put in on top of your seat.

JK-Rubi

Some of the electrons got lost Chris - sounds like you keep the rear seat in (folded down?) and then load the 40" spare and gear in the back?

JK-Rubi

I've wondered about a dirty spare also when one stores it in the vehicle. I suppose you could keep a tarp/plastic drop cloth handy and wrap up the offending tire-wheel in that prior to re-storing the spare.

jeepoholic

It's a jeep, just pressure wash the carpet.

jeepoholic

I wasn't gonna remove my back seat because of the kids.

ckivy

Nope, 40 " spare fits in perfect with the seat in the upright position. Add a couple of construction garbage bags to the storage bin for wrapping the used spare in before you restore it and Voila!

Then you still have room to store stuff in and under the rear seats. Yup.


Merry Christmas Everybody!!!!