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Couldn't agree more. This thread/build is epic. Thanks for taking the time to keep this updated, it is obvious you're busy.

Wil, that SE logo is soooo cool! Nice job, looking forward to seeing similar SE branded products.

Very nice! Keep the pics coming.

:iagree: Guaranteed to occur within one week of ownership or 300 miles…your mileage may vary At least Matt will never feel betrayed by his Series for breaking down…unless the walk back to civilization is one week or 300 miles. :hehe::hehe: Have fun with your rig Matt. I hope you enjoy many...

Fantastic photos! Looks like you guys are really having a great time. I'll keep my fingers crossed that you keep finding good internet connections so we can keep getting photo updates in this thread.

You've had real change of heart regarding the Series Rover third member in this past week.

That's what I meant but I'm also interested in Harper's gym

Easy to Arm Chair Quarterback when it isn't my money but are you really sure you want to sink money into the same third? It's like replacing a blown Jeep Dana 35 with the same. Remember the ExPo Mantra, "Quality equipment to start with is most often cheaper in the long run." With a Series it...

Stumpy, Post some photos of your new creations. We're all big fans of your work. It may even inspire me to take a break from my busy schedule of web wheeling and start welding

There's a 364 day layer of dust on this thread. Scott, you've had a full year to craft your "comprehensive review". I think we'd all love to hear all the details...Good and bad from your period using the XV-JP. In addition to the final summary of your impressions of XV-JPs, we're all a...

My father has an electric Firestone compressor in his F-700 farm truck. It is basically the size and look of a VIAR 450. It's used to pump the airbags on the tag axle. The truck is a 1980 model and I assume the tandem axle and all associated pneumatic system was dealer installed when new. My...

WOW!! Looks great. You have all kinds of courage to begin cutting on a great rig like that. Now that I see the results, I can say you have equal parts vision. Very well done, congrats on such a sweet rig.

Tracking Have a great time. Post progress and photos as often as you can. Be safe

Very clever. Congrats, I love this project!

I've only ever used my cast iron DO so I can't spout off about "this is superior to that" and vice versa. It would seem a bargain but the size doesn't seem to be one I would be able to use. A 16" DO is very large and the volume might be too much unless you were cooking for the whole camp and...

Those are cool. I can't think of an application but when a very specific need arises, these may be the only way to satisfy it. Thanks for posting...I am a big fan of mechanical things.

Can't wait. Congrats!!!

:hehe::hehe: That's fer sure, we've all seen that haven't we...:coffeedrink:

No, probably not the case. My observations are that the CB vs. 2M popularity is far more agrigate than just geographic. Kurt's 75 to 90 percent is perhaps true with his core of regular trail companions but is waaaay off the mark when speaking of the 4x4 enthusiast community as a whole. I...

********! Irony is my favorite brand of humor.