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wow, it's been a slow couple of months. ordered a couple of toys today, new Garmin street GPS for both the Dakota and the wife's Audi. New front shocks coming, installed RS9000's back in Sept. and for some reason one is failing, so the replacement is on it's way. Looking at some Rigid or...

need some interior shots please

you were looking for a cheap welder, do you have a harbor freight nearby? last time I was in there, they had some relatively cheap (relative being the word here) welders that would probably work for your use. The other thought I have, since you already redid part of the wood floor, coat it...

I have been happy with my PIAA fogs, 4" dia., the only issue is heat cracks in the lense.

both of the rear spoilers on my wife's Audi are attached with 3M doublesided tape. I used the heavy duty, outdoor rated 5lb tape to replace the tape that came on it. We have very small lip spoiler that mounts on the trunk lid and a similar that attaches to the back window. Both have been...

due to issues related to court order, something about an allegation by Santa that I shot at his reindeer (I was really shooting at the UFO that was trailing him), Santa won't be bringing me anything this year

On the 22nd, there was a major software update, at least on Verizon, for the Razr. Cleared up a couple of quirks on mine.

Bristlecone Pine's also occur in Colorado, Bristlecone Pine scenic area above the town of Alma, beautiful things to see.

Currently I have it attached to my center console with an external antenna, the problem is that the antenna cable keeps getting cut/broke. I'm getting a regular Nuvi for general travel that will be on the dash so I don't really want to clutter the dash too much.

I have a Superchips for my dakota, I love it. I get better emission with it active then with it turned off, same with mileage.

My '00 Dakota, older pic, undergoing some changes at the moment.

you could use heavy duty velcro to attach the mats to the vinyl flooring

I had a first gen. B2200 long bed when they came out in '87, bought it in early '88. Sold it off after 4 yrs and 145K miles, spent all of it's life delivering pizza and playing in the mtn's, I had a 1.5" t-bar crank and 31's. Sold it off when the engine needed rebuilt because it wouldn't pass...

so longs as you keep the lens cover on, it should be fine in the sun. I deliver to the company headquaters in Culbertson, Nebraska. Super super nice people, I currently have 2 units, one in black one in white. 11 yrs ago my white one went flying off the roof of my pickup at 85 mph. Hit the...

Oh, and as for running boards. That depends, I've got plain ol' tube side steps on my Dakota, they aren't designed as rock slider, BUT, they did an admirable job as sliders and saved me from replacing a door or rock panel. ARB and others make sliders that double as running boards/side steps...

So I'm going to jump in on a couple of issues here. First off, regarding the CB vs. HAM debate. I've always used a CB, years upon years ago I looked into getting my HAM license and radio. Sure, it's $14 for the test, but a decent radio will definetly cost you more than $145, try closer to...

I previously had a '81 Dodge Ramcharger that my goal was to make an all-round travel vehicle with big plans, even after getting married. Then we got our dog and plans got changed, the wife and dog began fighting over the front seat so it was time to get something with a back seat and 4 windows...

I've always had super good luck with Optima's. When I put my winch on my truck in '03, I put a Yellow top in before hand, it lasted 7 yrs, and even then it would have gone another year but I was having intermittent issues with it. I've had my current Interstate for 2 yrs and I hate it. Yeah...

wow nice find

Walker, really like that build of yours, one suggestion, don't permanently mount the racks, know someone who did this and they regret it, lots of rust issues, and they had it professionally done by a body shop