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with a small lift and better tires it could be pretty capable! Kinda long but nice! http://vancouver.craigslist.org/rvs/326216193.html

those loops look too far back to run from the front bumper? also you want them out near the edges or limbs will fall off the cables as they ride up and land on your roof!

woohoo! Go Suzuki!

so what about using 4 conductor wire run to a stove outlet? no not my real stove outlet! I have a stove outlet wired into my shop to handle the amps from my compressor. I unplug the compressor when I use the welder. with a 4 conductor could I have a proper 120V outlet on my welder cart as well...

you could build an open bottom platform that spans the whole width and is lower than what you show so your dog can still fit on top and put a drawer in it suspended from the sides. In the off chance you need the factory jack you pull the drawer off and get the jack out.

buying a calmini lift kit for the sidekick. the thing rode like a rock and handled like crap! For the money I spent I could have been 3/4 way to a solid axle conversion.

it looks like a converted horse trailer!

my tent trailer is particle board as well! Our is lifted on 235/75/15 tires. BIG lift blocks to get it up that high! Still has the stupid slipper springs though. I am going to use that bedliner stuff to coat the bottom of the particle boards or some undercoating. we get too much rain up here...

I cannot see jb weld holding for long in this instance. Like was said nutserts(rivnuts) work really good.

considering aloto of galopogose's wildlife is water based I can see kayaks being a problem. we have problems with them up here getting too close to whales etc(they have this problem with all boats though) a kayak can go alot of places a normal boat can't and this means they could be harrasing...

nice color! Lots of companies already make bumpers for them.

very cool! You need to fill all the fuel containers and get us a wet weight! 6500??

Scot by the map it look like you plan on coming onto Vancouver Island? If so I will gladly meet up with you.

we have Lada Niva's in canada. Older ones. no new ones. I worked for a local ski hill here in the early '90's and they bought a bunch of them because they were cheap. they were awesome in the snow!!! BUT they broke down all the time and spent alot of time at the dealer. eventually shutting the...

looks cool does anyone know if Delorme offers Topo maps for outside the US? Couldn't see any on their website.:punk03:

that one with the exo cage was built by a guy in our club. Mainly due to it having a habit of flopping on its side!!! they do not like sidehills at all. Cool rig but slow and cold for up here. so he sold it and bought a JDM landcruiser.

I have seen both electric and hydraulic winches fail. The newer milemarker winches may be better but the old ones sucked. They were so slow it was rediculous. Plus your PS system better be top notch or you will overheat the fluid and it also limits your ability to turn as it robs some of the...

saw this locally, looks like a pretty cool unit! http://vancouver.craigslist.org/rvs/248248606.html

I never found the exo cage I had on my toyota too top heavy. fuel mileage def. went downhill though!!! :sombrero: A nice bed rack I think would cover most everything you want to do right?

it depends on how tied to your truck you are. the easy route is to upgrade to a new truck. If you are paying someone to do the swap to a 3.4 there is no cheap way! I also feel an engine swap is never as reliable as a stock engine. so on long trips it may be hard to diagnose a problem. If you...