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I see, well it would be a nice platform, gives me all kind of ideas.

Awesome, didnt realize he was on the site, dont know how I missed that build! Bump for a fellow ExPo member.

Our portable suction devices we use on the ambulance are charged on AC power. One of them with a power converter would work for the suctioning needs.

No affiliation. Interesting chinook conversion. http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/1889570091.html

4rescue I love how you always chime in on the XJ debate! I havnt seen you in a while, I was beginning to wonder where you had run off too! I should have known if you throw a generic, "whats your XJ opinion", thread out there that you would come biting. :victory: Seriously though, XJs are a...

Well done. I would gladly pay 35,000 for this truck over just about any new vehicle worth 35,000.

Heres a pic of mine with 8" rubicon wheels. Not a great picture but you can kind of see how close it is. This truck saw a lot of action and never noticed a problem with the tire striking the leafs.

I ran 305s on stock wheels and never had an issue with the leaf spring clearance. It was close on mine too but they never contacted. I think you'll be fine.

I'll keep my eye out around these parts but I dont know how many of the 4.0s are having catastrophic failures.

Sounds like a blast. I will have to check it out next year.

I thought the first few pictures were of your fishing vessel. That looks like an awesome trip! It has been too long since I have been to Alaska. I would love to take my Cruiser up there. Maybe when I get the caravan finished.

The only question I would have about the trailer would not be the size but the aluminum frame. Reading through Caravaner's Forum it seems that aluminum frame trailers offroad have a few problems after time. THose guys in OZ have a lot more real world experience with trailers and rough roads than...

I have a very strong 4x8 trailer frame that I have been developing plans for. What is your tow vehicle? I don think 4x8 is too big at all as long as your vehicle can handle it. Check out the Gall Boys. http://www.thegallboys.com/Far%20NQ%20Highlights%20Page.html They put a tandem axle camper...

Congrats and welcome to ExPo! If you havnt already you need to join mud as mentioned before. Almost everything you need to know about a 60 series is there.

I'm sure they had a blast. I never leave the dogs behind, they are part of the family too.

I currently use a jump bag from Iron Duck like this: I will probably be getting a backpack style bag before too much longer though. With a backpack if something happens and you have to walk a ways it is much easier to work with than a jump bag. If you spend much time in the water a pelican...

It is going well. I wish I jumped on the Chinook quicker. I would have sold the 62 for it. I am about to put a 3" lift on the 62.

I was talking about the Chinook. I was switching back and forth between the two threads and I got mixed up. Sorry for the misinformation!

It isnt the prettiest thing in the world, but if only I could walk off the showroom floor with a brand new one. This is what should replace the Tundra. Aussies have got it made. http://www.toyota.com.au/landcruiser-70-series/gallery/images

I think it all comes down to the fact that Toyota has tighter tolerances and overbuilds everything, rather than just trying to get by to increase the bottom line. That equals to a much better percentage of reliability than the sloppy building methods of our own domestic vehicles. So, not...