Joe that sucks! Tell the boss to take a hike

We will not be able to go on this little trip...orginal plan was to come down Saturday after work...but found out yesterday, I will be working Sunday too.

Have fun all.

I put my doors on a few days ago. Gonna keep them on since I don't feel like burying them in the sand on the beach. I figured since we are camping we may need the shelter if it rains, or want some AC.

The soft lowers are coming off when we get there. Doorless is the only way to ride, but getting beat up by the wind sucks. Maybe if the convoy's populated by slowpokes, I'll pull over and take them off, but if we're driving at normal highway speed (say 75 or so), the wind buffeting gets tiring after a few hours...

Why am I getting excited about this trip... and I am not even going!!! Geez!

I hope you guys have a great time. Be careful, watch out for landsharks and enjoy the beach. I hope the weather is perfect all weekend long!

Cheers!!!

JUST DO IT <DO IT throw them doors away

Started taking my doors off, but decided to leave them on intil I get to the motel room. Then they're coming off!

no doors at all and no top (DO IT RIGHT) come on people ITS A JEEP** comeing all the way from waco bare bones ya

no worries... But yeah I've done it many times. Her's is a year old now, has been in tons of mud, and the doors have never been off. I was expecting it to be a little fight. The passenger side actually surprised me by sliding right up. The drivers side though is not showing any love. It will be fine come morning I'm sure.

I know this isn't the first time you've done this, but just to make sure all bases are covered, you are swinging the door fully open and nearly closed while lifting up, right? As compared to just pulling up? Makes a huge difference. Worst case scenario, take a floor jack and put a 4x4 block on it and slowly and carefully jack it up until it's loose...

Like I said, I'm sure it's unnecessary unsolicited advice, but you never know...

we're both running down with doors & tops on. Saturday morning we're going to stash the doors and my trektop in the motel room.

This will be the first time Shannon's doors have ever been off! I was just out there removing the bolts and checking that the doors will come out of the hinges. The passenger side lifted right out. The drivers side barely budged. So I got it lifted about 1/8" and Shannon sprayed WD40 in there. Let it sit overnight and it will probably lift right out in the morning

For road trips I always have in the soft lowers. You get beat up by the wind a helluvalot lot less. I'll probably bring the uppers along just in case, too. I can usually tuck them in behind the back seat, but with the cooler back there, I may just leave them at home and hope for the best (re: rain).

Then again I'm debating whether the back seat is necessary at all. I leave it in because I often go to lunch with coworker friends and end up being the driver, but not sure that's really necessary this time out. I'll probably leave it in anyway, just in case.

I put my doors & top back on. Since I'm camping, I figured I might need some AC at some point.

Is anyone driving down without their doors? I am considering it since I have had them off for most of the summer. This would be the longest trip doorless.

I don't feel like tearing up my nice Viking Offroad AmSteel Blue tree saver on some jackass's axle. My Crosby shackles can take the chain abuse, as can their axle