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UN Specs? The UN doesn't seem to have an issue with JK's.

Very much so.

The transfer case shift linkage has two sacrificial plastic bushings. From what I understand, they're meant to fail in order to prevent forcing a "bad selection" and damaging the transfer case. They're about $2.00 bucks a piece and easy enough to change. I keep a couple in my trail bag. As...

I can't wait to spend some quality time with my OTG Rental in February!

Well, they look both functional and aesthetically pleasing; a great design.

I really like how they did the fenders; near full-length nerf bars in function. How deep is the rear cabinetry? What did it end up leaving you in terms of floor dimensions?

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In greater L.A., from Glendale to Huntington Beach there are 5 Mitsubishi car dealers, all within driving distance of Mitsubishi North America's HQ. By contrast, there are three Ferrari dealers covering the same geographic area. Perhaps Mitsubishi should move upmarket and capitalize on their...

I work in L.A. and I have no idea where one could even buy a new Mitsubishi.

The distance from the rollbar to the window inside the hardtop does't leave much space for this kind of contraption. The Land Rover does not have a rollbar near its rear window, hence unlimited space for spacious exterior accessible cupboards.

The Normal plant is closed. http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20151201/NEWS05/151209976/downstate-mitsubishi-plant-makes-last-vehicle

Buy three. You're gonna need the parts.......

Latest body style is probably the best yet. Trail Edition is the one to look for.

How about a 4Runner?

I had a Gen I Montero, and a Mighty Max pickup. Bought both in 1989. Came back to the States in 1994 to find that the Gen II two-door that I'd been ogling in Argentina was not, and would never be available in the States. thanks Mitsu (and the chicken tax), went on to own a couple more...

7" past the open tailgate? I hope that camper has it's own brake lights. I'd also be concerned about your weight distribution.

Damn, those rims are narrow. Have you considered dropping the diameter a bit? LT255/75R17's are just so darn plentiful, and cheap. You might be able to score ten near new Rubicon take-off's for under $900.00.

They're from Stockton Wheel. They're $225 ea, plus shipping and painting. http://www.performanceplustire.com/buy-wheels-online/wheel-vintiques/12-series-smoothie-bare-cap-not-included

Less than $130/ea, Aluminum and available anywhere, paint them white.

Jeep has shown various different models, like the recent Africa version at Jeep Safari 2015 every year with white or beige steel wheels. I like it, it is a nice clean look. I especially liked the red pickup variant a couple of years ago with the old school Jeep chrome center caps. Those 17"...