Took the jeep and the family on an adventure to Box Canyon and it was awesome. After 4 days of storms there were even some puddle which was a bonus!

Bravo mate!

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Working on restoring and upgrading the steering setup of my project GAZ-69. The old mechanical switches were outdated, so I designed and 3D-printed a custom adapter to mount a modern multi-function switch unit directly onto the factory round steering column.

Fitment: Designed for a 38.5 mm round steering column, but can be adapted for UAZ, ZIL, and other classic vehicles with similar geometry.

Features: Integrated housing for turn signals, high beams, and wiper controls, plus a custom slot for the self-canceling mechanism.

Next step is matching it with a custom wooden steering wheel built on the original hub skeleton. Let me know what you think of the fit!

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I'm an offroad enthusiast. I run a few rigs and I'm trying to find a sustainable way to track maintenance schedules, repair history, and costs across all of them without it becoming a second job. What I've already tried or looked at: - Google Sheets: works, but manually updating it after every trail run gets old fast, and there's no reminder system -

Generic fleet apps built for commercial trucks: overkill, expensive, and clearly not designed with a Jeep or 4Runner owner in mind - Notes apps: I know, I know. Tried it. Total chaos after a few months. - A couple of Windows desktop apps I found: one hadn't been updated since 2015, the other had no fuel economy tracking at all What actually matters to me: - Reminder system for upcoming service intervals, not just a log - Fuel economy tracking per vehicle, because offroad driving wrecks your MPG and I want to see it - Cost tracking so I know what each rig is actually costing me annually - Works offline, tbh

I don't want my maintenance data in someone's cloud I recently found an interesting Windows program called Automotive Wolf that appears to meet all my needs. Any suggestions?