February 2012 JOTM Winner “PlanoJeeper” Mark!
This pic was taken about 3yrs ago on Twister at BMRA in Gilmer, TX. My son Dustin was in the passenger seat. The Jeep was on a 2″ budget boost back then. Now she is lifted 4″ and has an locked 8.8 and an improved D30. We are ready to hit some trails again!
January 2012 JOTM Winner 94ZJ John!
This pic was taken back during the summer with a group from LSJC & DFW TX4WD at Bridgeport on the Spider Web. I must have hit the sweet spot because my ZJ just kept going up, and up to the point my passenger & I couldn’t get out to take a picture. Luckily the guy in front of us was able to get my camera & snap a pic before it slid all the way back down the wall.
4.5″ RE lift kit, 33″ MT Baja Claws, & rear locker
2011 JOTY Winner Redneck Ron!!!
“This picture was taken on a recent trip with a group of friends, in Moab, Utah. The trail is called “Behind the Rocks”, and the obstacle was called “Upchuck”.
My lovely wife Jennifer took the picture (As well as last months JOTM photo. She’s good luck!)
My Jeep is a “mildly” modified 2002 TJ.
December 2011 JOTM Co-Winner RolloverRed
This photo was taken on the “Whatever” trail in Gilmer, TX (BMRA) during the WeBack-BMRA run by her boyfriend Sean. He claimed the Jeep was having an easier time than he was walking down the trail.
After watching him stumble around outside the Jeep trying to take pictures, I agreed.
The Jeep is an ’06 Rubicon with 3 inches of lift on 33s, armored all the way around, and it is scoring one for the yellow team!
December 2011 JOTM co-winner Tall Steve
This picture was taken at Rock Trails of Tolar on the 2011 Fathers
Day Run. The Blue Mule is a 2010 JK Sport with 5.13s, ARB Lockers,
and 35″ KM2s with a few other Mods.
The picture was taken on my favorite trail (Whatever) during the WeBack-BMRA event.
93 YJ, affectionately known as RAWRR. Locked front and rear, RE Extreme lift, Corbeau seats and harnesses, running Maxxis 35 Creepy Crawlers on beadlocks, caged and armored, and lots of stickers…
Well I know it was The Superlift Park. I think it was Four Fingers.
2001 TJ bought new in 2002 on 37′s, locked front and rear. It’s our favorite park, so we’ve got a lot of picks over the last 10 years!
Shaggnastie started out as an ’05 Rubicon. We immediately began hacking it up and adding upgrades such as an Nth degree 6in lift, ARB locker in the rear, complete Armour underneath, 9.5ti Warn winch, 36in Irocs on Trail Ready wheels, and many many more $$$ 
This picture was take with by my wife Kathy, in Colorado, while on Imogene Trail heading back to Ouray from Teluride…..not sure of the name of little town or the waterfall. The waterfall has 3-4 tiers totaling about 60-70 feet tall with a small crossing area that a jeep just fits across. Although a snug fit, several of us LSJC members were able to enjoy the beauty of the water as it flowed beside, under and away from the jeep as we sit in the middle of the waterfall. This is our favorite spot in that area and were glad we could share it with some of the other LSJC members.
Thanks, Bobby & Kathy
“This picture was taken on a recent trip with a group of friends, in Moab, Utah. The trail is called “Behind the Rocks”, and the obstacle was called “Upchuck”.
My lovely wife Jennifer took the picture (As well as last months JOTM photo. She’s good luck!)
My Jeep is a “mildly” modified 2002 TJ.
This picture was taken May 27th, 2011 by Jennifer Hammons (jeepin jen). We were on Behind The Rocks trail at a place called White Knuckle Hill. It definitely lived up to its name! That last 1 1/2 ft of free fall was something else. Some encouraging words as I was about to go down this 7ft ledge was… if you start to flip over give it some gas…but put the brakes on quick because there is a 5 ft ledge that you don’t want to fly over! This was a great trip with a great group of jeepers!
This picture was taken in the Caney Creek Wilderness in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. It was taken on our second day of exploring after leaving the Hot Springs Superlift Run in May. The jeep is an 07 with auto, 3″ lift, and 33′s. The trailer is a M100 military trailer from the 50′s. Both the jeep and trailer are a work in progress.