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THE ACCESSORY DREAM GUIDE
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Modifications:
- Rubicon Express 3.5” Suspension Lift
- 17” Custom Moto Metal Skull Rims
- 35” Hercules Trail Digger M/T
(summer)
- 35” General Grabber AT2 Studded
(winter)
- Paramount Front Bumper
- Atlas Rear Back Bumper with Tire Carrier
- Metal Gas Can/ Tool Box for Tire Carrier
- Custom Waterproof Off-road Relay Box
- Snap on 10000 Winch
- Superchips TrailDash
- Rugged Ridge XRD Modular Snorkel
- LED Halo Headlights
- LED Tail Lights
- JKS Front and Rear Track Bars
- J Speck Re-alignment Kit
- 51” LED Light Bar/Covers w/Rugged
Ridge Brackets
- Hydro Dipped Interior Pieces
- Custom Powder Coating
- Light Bar Brackets
- All done by Clark’s Coating
- Custom Hood and Wild Boar Grille (Air-
brush) Backalley Customz, Cody Sams
- Daystar Switch Panel
- Bestop Trektop NX
- Custom Skid Plate
(Kris Roy, Red Deer)
- Custom Hardtop Liner
(winter)
- Poison Spider Stock Tire Carrier Delete
Plate and Plug
- PIAA Halogen Fog Lights
- LED Cube Lights
- Fire Extinguisher/Rollbar Holder
- Custom Grab Handles
(glow in the dark)
- Skull Shifter Knob
- Rugged Ridge Floor Mats/Console Cover
- Smittybilt Rear Gate Storage Tailgate Bag
- Custom Rock Rails
- Custom Mud Flaps
SPEEDY STEVE
FEATURED VEHICLE
Year/Make/Model:
2013 JK Sahara Wrangler
Engine:
3.6 Liter
Owner:
Tracy Norell
Location:
Dapp, AB
Tracy is a Jeep Enthusiast. Her 2013
Wrangler, named Speedy Steve,
takes her everywhere, on road and
off. Tracy hails from the hamlet of
Dapp, Alberta. Dapp offers Tracy
the best of city and country life. It
is less than an hour from Edmonton
yet she can drive 2 blocks from
home and be in the country.
Tracy got Speedy Steve “to go off-road with family and friends and to
enjoy the outdoors.” Now, she co-runs a group called North Country
Off-Road Addicts, which goes on off-road expeditions around Alberta.
It also promotes and supports causes for the community, such as
“memorial runs, charitable runs and trail clean ups.”
When the members of her club are not hitting the trails during the week,
they can often be found meeting for coffee to discuss their next adven-
ture or charitable event and to relive the glories of past expeditions.
Her favourite accessory on Speedy
Steve is the air brushing on the hood
and the Wild Boar Grille. Next, she
has plans to add: “adjustable con-
trol arms, an off-road hero top, and
a synthetic winch line.”Her ultimate
goal for her future involves what
Tracy calls “Jeep Life”: “My abso-
lute dream is to have an awesome
group that just wants to get out and enjoy their rigs as much as I do,
making sure we are respectful of the trails and having memories that
last forever! It is significant to note Tracy’s repeated insistence on be-
ing respectful of the trails and her organization of trail clean up events.
Tracy has successfully grown a
group of like-minded enthusiasts
through N.C.O.A. By using social
media, Tracy has persuade more
Jeep owners to get back to the
low tech camping life in the
Alberta wilderness.