Recent content by Paul Piazza

I had that same thing happen to me. I had to use a tie down strap to hold mine on.

I fall in the same catagory. I have a sprung over Jeep and have owned several old Broncos. Infact sold one for my FJ60. The Jeep is my rock rig, and I use the Cruiser for my hunting, exploring and family rig. I understand your feeling about rock crawling, here in California its becoming...

Pine Needle Flats trail. Fun day in the creek.

I am a former Land Rover Discovery owner and now a Land Cruiser owner. I agree with most things said here about the Rover, I really enjoyed mine. I had a 2003 that a was a daily driver and a light trail rig. I had to sell it because it was killing me as a daily driver. I used the money...

I voted for the longs. I have a winch and rarely use it. I use it more to extract other people than myself. Not to mention if you wheel your bound to have a buddy with you ;) At least with the longs you will have piece of mind that your birfs are stronger.

If you are going to two add that cooler. I think most of the areas have been coverd here. I woulld do a search on rust in Mud. The rear frame is where I hear most of the complaints. My rig was fairly rust free (part of living in CA) but I did have some minor rus around the rear windows...

Check for rust in the rear wheel wells, around the back windows, front windshield areas. Under the rig around the rear axle may have rust issues as well. I understand the auto trans have challenges as well, so I would check that out. The price seem right though, just make sure you give her a...

My 60.

Yea it was new its a Waeco CF 50 capcity is 52 quarts

PP:birthday.sml: I opted for the Waeco. Found one for 535 + Shipping. God that was hard spending on a Frige for huting and wheeling.

:oops: I like it. I have an ARB on my 60, saved my butt this year when I encounterd a deer. :safari-rig:

Welcome aboard. Alsways good to see a fellow 60 owner.