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Quick question, I'm looking for some advice on getting a print made. Curious as to what the best and most cost effective way is. I've found the file online in the Archival Research Catalog of the national archive. Civil war era, black and white and 1400x1100 pixels. Is this enough for fairly...

If you have this in a few months I might be interested. Chris

You can find the whole thing on youtube. just search Top Gear 14 episode 6 1/8, Top Gear 14 episode 6 2/8, Top Gear 14 episode 6 3/8, etc. "The most unreliable car in the world is the most reliable!"

Did someone say pink?

always liked the one in Dantes Peak

And by jeepster, I actually mean a willys pick-up. Glad you guys are enjoying the pictures.

And a Jeepster for good measure.

Well, after a month and a half spent on Nantucket this summer, I figured I would catalog as many Land Rovers as I could. While these trucks don't see the miles of offroad use that most members put on, they do venture into deep sand regularly and the island probably has the densist population of...

I like this a lot better than the regular RTE, but it is a little slab-sided on the front... How hard do you think it would be for RTE to angle the front piece a la KVT bumpers? If they left the normal blade, just added an angled section below and tied it into the winch box. I think it would be...

don't mean to hijack, but for future reference...what is the best source for ex-mod rovers?

White Natos get my vote, and a comparison shot. Pics from EE....

D1: 94/95 for simplicity and serviceability, harder to find in decent shape. 98/99 had the best build quality and most of the problems worked out that the 4.0 engine had D2: pre-01 for cdl, check for the nipple as not all 01s had the cdl 04, 4.6 and cdl, look for an S model with less...

You should be able to hit it with some WD40 from underneath the truck, at least I was able to on my automatic truck. Don't be afraid to stick your arm up there.

having the white ARB and sitting brand spanking new on the dealer lot brought this to mind....

I think that size would be perfect, it's being run on the Jeep J8 http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27036

Mantec makes a version of the snorkle for the V8, so you're in luck.

:drool: Probably diesel. Wonder why the choose to go to leaf springs.

Both arguments have validity from a business standpoint. there is no right answer until they bring them in and it is a disaster, but I doubt it would be. I just want one asap! On the note of additional costs for Toyota to provide maintenance, these vehicles are so simple and devoid of...

it's a nissan, but hey, its the one I would want

I've always contemplated an 80 without fender flares.