XJ At Cliffs Insane Terrain | Broke the Back Glass

I took the XJ to Cliffs Insane Terrain. I have never been there before so we spent most of the day mapping the trails with a app called Gaia GPS. its a great app for this type of thing. i'll leave a link to The Off Road Corner Facebook page where you will find those files.
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[@danhambrick6331]

Have you heard of The Badlands in Attica Indiana?That place was a blast on 4 wheelers,I havent been there in my jeep yet.

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

Yeah. I wanted to go there Labor Day weekend but after this back glass fiasco I’m not going to be able to have the Jeep ready by then. I went to the badlands once probably 10+ years ago for a rock crawling comp. from what I remember that place was awesome

[@GoatOffroad]

I just got lost out wheelin in Tahuya, WA at the ORV Park! Luckily we had a TJ that did the tough exploring for us- went down trails ahead of time to determine if it was the right way! I just put out the video yesterday. (We don’t mention being lost in the video!! 😛) I downloaded GAIA app; Thank you for the idea! ❤️🐞

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

that was a great video. looked like a lot of fun. yellow jacket looks intense. I'm pretty jealous you got to wheel with those guys. that GAIA app is awesome. it so easy to use.

[@GoatOffroad]

The Off Road Corner - Definitely was a blast hanging out with those guys! Look forward to your next video. ❤️🐞

[@jeepcheerokee3303]

Great beard by the way. I have been stuck there too. But my jeep still has the back window lol

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

thanks man! HAHAHA bone head driving leads to broken windows at that shot.

[@jeepcheerokee3303]

@@TheOffRoadCorner hey when you put the bigger tires on did you change your gears?

[@robertcoia130]

Love the thumb tacks in the headliner...for my 99 2dr...I went out to the dollar store and bought a box of 100...used almost the whole damn box, but no more saggy headliner :) By the way, what are you hiding back there... a RamCharger/Trailduster? That's a sweet rig...you don't see too many of those anymore.

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

Robert Coia lol yeah thumb tacks are working for now. I’ve been meaning to fix the headliner for awhile now. Figured I’d fix it this winter. That truck in the background is my 76 Plymouth trailduster. Same as a ramcharger but Plymouth. I swapped a 1st gen Cummins into it. It’s going to be a great summer toy. Check out my video on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2KugaigZ7GpeLc

[@robertcoia130]

@@TheOffRoadCorner Holy cow that TrailDuster is awesome, you did an amazing job with the diesel swap. You're right about the cab and frame not changing to much over the years. That initial body style came out in 1972 and ran until 1993, that's a 21 year stretch! Parts interchangeably was insane, lol. I had a 1978 RamCharger, the removable roof was the best part about those trucks, but they were heavy as hell. Sadly, because I live in the northeast, rust just ate the living shit out of the frame and floorboards. You've got a hell of a nice truck there, with a diesel too. Take really good care of her...

[@kennygiut5284]

I've done a rear window delete!! Good times

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

It made for a dusty ride home haha

[@danhambrick6331]

That looked like a fun time except for the broken rear glass.Is that place up by Chicago?Google says it is 3.5hrs from me.I live in southern Illinois about 35miles north east of Saint Louis Mo.

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

Dan Hambrick yeah it was a lot of fun. It’s close to Chicago but not close enough to have to deal with Chicago traffic.

[@JeepingMo]

Good video. How was the green trail. Looks like it should be easy???

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

When I went the trails were pretty easy. That being said it hadn’t rained for awhile so almost everything was dried up. I could see it being more difficult if it was wet