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You know what they say... A face only a mother could love! ?

For sale is a 1985 CJ10 (formerly CJ10A military aircraft tug) project vehicle. This is probably the nicest CJ10 cab you'll probably ever find. It was mounted to a J10 Gladiator chassis and is titled and currently registered non-op'ed in California. The CJ10A originally came with a Nissan...

Here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39101

There are enough builders in the Bay Area, I think we've reached a critical mass and need to get together and meet each other and share a beer (or we could each have our own! :sombrero:) BasinRanger, Dustboy, Marc @ XPCamper, Uhauler (if you can make the trip down to the B.A.), myself, and I...

I would recommend 54 from Zacatecas to Guadalajara. Great road with some really nice scenery. There's a little open air restaurant on a corner on the right side of the road in the little town of Tabasco about 1/2 way between that has some of the best Pollo Asado ever! It's pretty hard to...

No problem... I'll think of you next time I write the check for my utility bill... now, where the heck is the smilie icon giving the finger???

Now, that is funny! :sombrero:

DURAMAX/Allison!!!

... was this thing used for? Described as having an area to secure SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus?). On the gsaauctions.gov website. Someone should grab it an build an expedition hummer!

That's cool as hell! I'd be a bit concerned about the max width -- it appears like it may be over 102" which would make it oversize... maybe different wheels and tires could keep it legal... On second look... maybe it's under 102". I was looking at this picture and thought "boy it doesn't...

The prototype is still on Marc's Dodge.

I exchanged email messages with Marc last week. He is currently building the 1st production XP at an undisclosed location in N. CA. :snorkel: I'm sure he'd be more than happy to talk to you about specifics -- his email address can be found on his website (xpcamper.com).

I would think that the creditors would own all the intellectual property of a failed business. This should include the brand name and I would imagine would extend to the website as well. When Bigfoot went down, the brand and all the molds were considered "intellectual property" and were...

The prototype uses two hydraulic actuators, but I believe he is going to use one at each corner for the production model.

There may or may not be a rare sighting between Northern Ca. and an undisclosed place in Arizona, if you happen to be in the right spot at the right time. :smiley_drive: You didn't hear that from me... ;)