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The White Rim Trail, Canyonlands National Park

Shafer Trail, Shafer Basin, southwest of Moab, Utah

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, between Baker City and Bridgeport, east-central Oregon

Thanks for the inspiration... the headlights will be my next project.

Yup, well done. I accidentally sent my key & fob through the hospital laundry with my scrubs and that was that. Bought a new fob online, programmed in two minutes. I bought a blank Mitsu chipped key online and had a local lock shop cut and program it for cheap.

They're incandescent lamps. I replaced mine with LED.

What prep did you do for this project? I'd be interested in seeing this thread updated periodically as you put some miles on the truck. Thanks for sharing...they really do look great.

Hahaha...I downloaded instructions that seemed pretty clear, but later turned out to be written by an experienced mechanic who took for granted a lot of knowledge and experience on the part of the reader! In a nutshell... 1. With truck on jackstands, remove wheel. 2. Pry off center cap, remove...

Put front wheel bearings into my Gen III today, a task I've never done before on an independent suspension vehicle. The first one took about 6 hours, the second one took about 45 minutes. Now I iz smarterer!

Yup, Desert Sand. I'm really happy with the combo. Somehow it looks a bit lighter than on the website color chip. Works nicely with the leather interior, too.

The whole thing was done easily with less than one gallon. I wasted a bit more than a pint if I recall.... And I'd do it again in a heartbeat. That stuff rocks.

I'm on a budget, too. When I got my tires, I only bought four. The spare is a used all terrain take off that was basically free. It's not in the rotation, just for emergencies, so....

Yeah, I'm not so sure that hanging a couple of shackles on there full-time would make anyone look cool. It's like leaving a high lift jack on the truck when you're just commuting or going to the mall.

If it's just temporary I'd be tempted to bang out something made of wood. Most folks with limited mobility find that getting out of the vehicle is often harder than getting in. You want some very generously-sized steps out there.

Aggressive tires are optional, but tires with SOME tread are mandatory!

Changed my oil and filter the day after I did the same on my wife's Volvo S60. Wow, it sure was nice to have all that room under the Mitsu! Lying on the creeper with the Volvo on ramps I'm almost wedged under there...very claustrophobic! I could camp under the Montero! :) Oh, received in the...

Yes, plastic.

You didn't tell us you were in Australia.

Thanks so much for sharing this!