Recent content by davis31052

Are these lights still available. If so, what would be shipping to 31052?

Check Out Wranglerstar on You Tube. He just had his converted to 4X4. I'd post a link but this GOV computer won't open You Tube.

Very Nice. Thank you for posting this. I have a 2003 D2 that is slowly being converted into a one person camper like your for a lower 48 state road trip, sometime in the future.

If you decide to buy a D2, expect to touch every single part and system from bumper to bumper. They are now pushing 20 yrs old, most likely a third owner, and little to no maintenance done. It'll need everything. If its making the infamous "land Rover" tick, go ahead and do a full rebuild with...

I have the tailgaterz version as well. Hopefully I'll get a chance to use it next month.

Bring a trailer, It's not towable. Plus, there are too many parts for this thing to haul even if it was. My route for outdoor adventure travel has changed and I hate to see this little gem waste away. Somebody please come make it complete and use it. Asking price is $750 firm. I've no interest...

PM sent. Please contact me. Thx

Picture or model number for reference?

I still have it. Pretty much in the same condition as the last picture. I purchased a Land Rover Discovery last spring and have been working the bugs out. I may get back to the trailer sometime in this decade. maybe.....

Thank you for taking the time to post pictures.

ARB3110A Awning is 58 inches long.

Ray G, You Sir provided my new signature line in the Land Rover forums. "The upside is they are rarely totally broken. They are also never totally fixed."

My comments echo those of getlost 4X4, join forums and read, read, read. It's a lot of work to maintain one of these vehicles and can get expensive if you can't do the wrenching yourself.

Take a look here; http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/176073-Tiny-House-On-A-Steel-Soldier……………-Expedition-Notes?highlight=military+truck

The M1101 trailers, regardless of the manufacturer, are built to the same US Army Military Specification (MIL-SPEC). As result, there should be no difference in the trailer other than the mfg name on the data plate. Regarding price, I regularly see them go for as little as $500 at the local...