$5,500 - Olivet, MI. Not mine.

If so I'd love to hear your experiences, positive or negative.

What’s the thoughts on this car I saw at a Fred Meyer?

We did a little bit of offroading in Michigan's Thumb to get our Christmas trees this year. This'll be the second year the Jeepreza has gotten tree retrieval duties instead of using one of my Broncos (as is tradition for my wife and I), but it hauled all three home just fine. (Trees were wrapped and properly strapped down for the ride home.)

Next step is Christmas lights, then after the holidays it’s going in for a weird wrap

Honestly looks too good lol. Nice to see it actually being used too

Finally got the Trans Am wheels back from powder coating. Tires are 265/75r15 Coopers. I stayed away from a 31x10.50 to avoid the LT load rating to save the ride some. These are pretty smooth and quiet. Jury is still out on if I need to change the axle ratio. The Olds seems to push it along well enough despite it's 105 HP rating.

Added the rack and lights. Taking suggestions on what to do next.

Like the title says, I'm looking to turn my car into a battle car/ camping car of sorts. It's a 2015 scion tc, so not many off the shelf modifications available. I'm looking for recommendations mainly for wheels and suspension, as I'm working with my dad to custom design a steel pushbar, skid plates, tow hitch, etc. any advice welcome!

Always wanted to make a battle rig of this era 😍

Still waiting on my rims to mount the bigger tires, but old man winter isn't going to wait for me. As you can see, that extra ground clearance is just for our roads. 5.7 clanked to life in -15 no problem.

Added 225/65R17 Falken A/T4 on Fifteen52 Turbomac and they just fit! Planning on getting a lift next followed by other things =)

Can't seem to find a lot of stylish aftermarket support for my 99' Grand Marquis boat of a car. Given the panther platforms abundance I was hoping for some easy to find, maybe even cheap, stylized components but I'm not even sure where to start, any help would help

And yes I've already posted to both Crown Vic and Grand Marquis subreddits

1999 Civic hatch manual with HRG lit kit and all-terrains.

Regret of my life was not buying this. If anybody knows who owns this thing DM me

Considering Discount Auto won't have anything to do with my tires, wonder how les shwab would feel about all my modifications (and the fact that it's never been to a shop for anything other than tire mounting and alignments.)

Daily driver is getting old and tired.... So what better time to turn it into an off-road beast! Wheels/tires on. Roof rack, baja lights and rally style mud flaps on their way!

Found this one in my phone. Note sure where I grabbed it.