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Great looking 110, Keith. Hope you are well, friend. Mark

Gorgeous, Keith. Great seeing you and the boys!!!! Mark

I upgraded the 4.0 in my 97 D90 with 4.6 crank, rods, and pistons. Went with RPI cam as well, but it's the same block so no change to mounts, harness, etc. To get full performance out the mechanical changes, injectors and ECU changes are needed, but not required. Take a look on D90.com for a...

That was a fun trail and great group. Hope to do something like that again soon. Thanks for the photos, Ben and Scott. Mark

I have several packs and jackets - quality items. Like crack, this stuff. With their limited runs you have to pull the trigger quickly. Ebay is not a bad place to find items as well.

Keith - miss you buddy. Mike B. and I did Fins on Monday and are heading out to Elephant Hill today. Would be perfect to have you along. Next year in CO for sure. Mark

Paul - Very sweet set-up all the way around and a fine design. I notice you have one of your coozies on a bottle of Maker's Mark. I didn't think they would fit, but will have to test that one myself. :) Mark

No repeat failures, but 03, owned since new, with 121K, still running original radiator, head gasket done at 87K. No other cooling related issues. Rovertech = Brent?

ert01 - very nice design and install. It's funny what lengths we go to accomdate man's best friend in our trucks. Mark

Like many I have pulled ideas/inspiration from this thread, so thought I'd post up my 'completed' system as a contribution to the thread. (we know it's never really done.) Requirements were pretty simple, flat deck to securely hold the crates for my dogs or peli cases, maximum use of the space...

JC Rover - Englewood.

Sweet, just in time for Christmas. Beth will appreciate the 'hint', Keith. Mark

because.... a hydraulic line on the transporter ruptured... Congrats, Graham. I'm guessing this one is Connie's truck.

Tweak - gorgeous Series I. The only way that images gets better is if you put your Weimy in the back. Mark

Great thread. Keep up the Rover porn.

That's a nice way to put it, Scott. It's a 'relatively' new truck as well.

I saw the truck at the rally as well. Very very nice.

If you are running Prichard or Carnage, then you need sliders and bumpers to withstand the abuse of running that trail, which I believe is the 'standard' for many aftermarket rover vendors. (e.g. Rockware) If you are overlanding away from any kind of support, you will probably be more risk...

Kellymoe - I don't agree with your choice of terms. That's patina, not beat up. The 110 will be there one day. Funrover - "used" - it's my intent to try and wear this truck out over the coming years.

I'll throw one comment in the mix - I think there are many aftermarket components for Rovers that are over-built for overlanding. I love my Rockware bumpers on the 90 and 110 - well built indeed - but I don't need rockcrawling durability for my trucks. The ARB bumper will not take the abuse of...