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Looks good, yet oddly familiar! Here's to another 49,000 wonderful miles!:truck:

I showed this to my wife....having been a large animal vet she never wants to see these again! However, we both agreed it would be great for ExPo work. Hers had a large water tank with on board water heater, lights everywhere inside, and a fridge to keep meds cool. Lots of storage and very...

That lake is awesome looking.....I'm thinking the lake Takhlakh needs to be in my future!

Heck yeah! Check them out read, re-read. I may not offer a reply to every cool thread but I read just about every trip report. Yours are always quite enjoyable. Thanks for the vicarious living!

Yes thank you for posting your trip. Waiting for more here!

Depends on the Brie. A good quality brie has a tasty rind and we'll eat that right up. Lesser varieties can have a rind that tastes horrible - we'll cut those off before warming the brie. My advise is to taste a bit of the rind first, good = eat, bad = garbage. As for the OPs quest. We...

I missed this whole story! Now that I've found it I will wait for the updates til the bitter (but hopefully better for the Jeep) end. Quite an excellent writeup and the photos are great too! [/LIST]Funny this is quite like our method in VA and WV. We have found quite a few nice spots this...

We used an air mattress a few years ago. It worked quite well. Then we had to use it as a spare bed for overnight company and the cat took a liking to it. Our next camping trip surprised us with a rude awakening of waking up at 2:00 AM with the ribs of the truck bed pressing painfully into our...

absolutely agree! The front receiver is perfect for precise manuevering of a trailer. I can get the boat so close to the garage that I can't fit between the two.

Does this mean the Tundrabird Prime is gone and you'll be starting a new build thread? Are congratulations in order?

Thank you for sharing. The photos are awesome, and it looks like you had a great trip!

OOoooh! This would be sweet too!

Now this is a cool build thread. True to the DIY spirit! Patiently waiting for more....

Bill, How wide is your trailer (including fenders) and what do you have in the way clearance lights? We're looking at about 84" for our width (once the chassis actually comes together) and I'm trying to figure out my lighting requirements. Thanks

Well, faster, maybe. The second side took 2 hours less than the right side, just from the learning how. If you can come up I'll let you run the 12 ton press, Tim can run the camera, and I can provide the non-constructive criticism.......

Oooh......maybe we're getting a BFG convert.....glad you're diggin the new tread.

I forget TB that you are retired and have more time on your hands than us working class folk. Next time I need pics and face-to-face ridicule, rest assured I will give you the opportunity. . Dude, I got all the parts through RockAutofor a total of $460. Mainly because I hate chasing parts down...

A Little Freshening Up What does someone do with 2 days of vacation left to use, and the rest of the family is tied up with work/school? . Rebuild the front end of the truck, of course! New: Upper Balljoints, Lower Balljoints, Inner Tierod ends, Outer Tierod Ends, CV Axles. . Sorry, I can not...

2010 looks like it was a fine year for you. Awesome photos. .

Groovy! . . I love siping and grooving, it's a fun way to pass a few hours. Makes my hands ache a bit, but that maybe just some old age setting in. Truck looks ready for anything!