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At Azusa Canyon's 2nd annual family fun day on 5-3-2014. Stock height, factory optional Powr-Lok rear (limited slip), factory Buick 225 V6, 235/75/r15s on random 15x8s.

Love those Stocktons!, they look just like my Kelsey Hayes wheels on my '5, but narrower. How wide are they?

Wheeling in Big Bear CA with the Southern California Off Road Explorers. Run had a lot of totally stock rigs for this part. We ran little John Bull, but I missed that bit with the group so no pics.

More likely a spool or LSD, considering a locker implies it is selectable.

I can't figure out VANFLPE, could I get a hint? :smiley_drive:

I used these mesh globes for years, camping 11 times a year. I hate them, in my experience, there are not nearly as bright as a glass globe. This becomes a huge problem working at night, setting up multiple tents, doing dishes, etc. I told my scout troop we should move back to glass globes.

Nice solution! My old Pathfinder had the same setup on the oem swingout rack, along with a little lip to catch the wheel on at the edge.

Now I can have a "custom" bikini top on the Jeep....

My cousin had an Xterra for years. The couple times we got him to touch the dirt in it, that thing was extremely capable stock. I had no issues with suspension travel when I tried driving it, pretty sure it was a second gen. Had real nice clearance too, better than my first gen Pathfinder.

Where's the wench?

Always ran the so called "v bar" or "ice breaker" chains, but I wheel in 6 plus inches of snow off road. Never considered cables, although I did try some that were chain links across the tire, and cable outers. I always threw them at 5,000 rpm. :D

Well whatever it is, it's really, really cool! Thanks!

My apologies, I thought I included the picture. That particular teardrop caught my eye. I love tear drops, and it looks like you saw quite a few nice ones on your trip!

Was the art deco one home made?

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Buddies and I wheeling the weekend before thanksgiving 2012 at Calico's Odessa Canyon. Stock height, 235/75/r15s.

Interesting read about an assortment of bags. I've been using an REI Polar Pod mummy bag (I prefer mummy bags) for 11 years, rated at 20 degrees f with a thermarest pad. Been good to 11 f, and every time it gets a tear, REI fixes it for free, but it does take about a month.

Still have one in my 68 CJ, and my 68 Cougar.

Loved that trail in Trabuco canyon! Got my 92 hung up on the rocks in the river in Trabuco once...

This build is fantastic. Your customer must be very, very happy. And I was starting to think roof racks couldn't be cool and different anymore....