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TJ Bosworth
20450
Mapping Crew - Utah
My Profile
Year Started:
2008
Off-Road Style:
Overlanding
My Garage:
- 1958 Jeep Willys (Stock lift, 31" tires)
- 1998 Jeep Wrangler (2 door) (5" lift, 40"+ tires)
- 1997 Jeep Wrangler (2 door) (4.5" lift, 35" tires)
Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, he's only been off-roading since he was 16 but fell in love immediately. He attended college in Denver for Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management and wheeled in Colorado for 4 years, but ended up moving back home to Salt Lake City. He currently works in an off-road shop and spends his free time doing anything he can to stay busy, which is usually working on his jeep or playing music. Outside of off-roading, he is an avid whitewater rafter and outdoor cook. Camping at least every other weekend in any season is a normal year. The further from civilization, the better. Bring on the memories!
My Garage (3)
1958 Jeep Willys
Lift Size: Stock
Tire Size: 31"
58 FC170 all original with the Super Hurricane engine, running and driving. Hasn't seen much action yet but maybe one day..
1998 Jeep Wrangler (2 door)
Lift Size: 5"
Tire Size: 40"+
Nicknamed Project Freakshow, my 98 Wrangler "Brute" is my long-term project. All American-made parts and locally supported businesses where possible. 40-inch tires for now, ORI's, and everything else custom. Powered by a suped-up 2.0 BHW TDI. Maybe one day it'll be ready.
1997 Jeep Wrangler (2 door)
Lift Size: 4.5"
Tire Size: 35"
My Trail Reviews (1)
(within last 6 months)Day Canyon Point (03/31/2023)
We were looking for some epic camping, but once we hit the trailhead, we were greeted with a "no camping" sign. The guide has been updated to reflect this change. If you are looking for camping, head out toward Major Point or Long Canyon Well Road just northwest of here. There are a number of dispersed campsites scattered throughout the junipers.
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