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Sweet! I've had my eye on that one for some time. It's one of the ones that was tempting me to do a fly-n-drive! I'm still looking for a Gen 2.5 myself; can't wait to see how your project goes.

Being a NoVa boy myself, I really miss Virginia a lot, and those snowy days were mighty special for me as a youngster. Of course, the entire nation's capital shuts down entirely with the slightest snowfall! So, yeah, let's see some action shots of you in the white stuff!

Don't forget RichardT's '95 SR: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/74684-RichardT-s-95-Montero-SR-Build-Thread?highlight=

White smoke often makes us think of coolant, but it's also a hallmark of leaking valve guide seals.

After two 2-week backcountry camping trips out of the Montero this past summer, my wife really felt that setting up and breaking camp every day was too much effort. It doesn't bother me, but she does have a point that more time spent in relaxation would be nice. We currently spend all day...

Yup...rear locker not offered on Y2K model.

Horn relay sticking once it's energized. Should be a simple replacement. Meter the power to the horn both at the horn and again just upstream from the relay while someone toots the horn. That should confirm (or rule out) the relay theory.

I won't vote; it's your truck and you do what you want. That mock-up is distinctive and sharp looking, totally transforms the Montero with an exotic look.

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I drove a rig exactly like that for years. It's a great truck with high-quality cabinetry. The only concern would be the E40D transmission. It's ENTIRELY possible that the odo has NOT gone over! Small departments may never rack up mileage and this was evidently not a transport rig.

There's no rear hatch; it's a door. No, it's not heavy to open and close.

Well, let's be clear. In the USA, the '98 and '99 were only one base model, but there was a winter package that included heated leather seats and the rear locker. Plenty of those model years do NOT have these features, although they are not technically a different trim level (i.e., like the LS...

Great-looking rig! That's a particularly nice color and the black wheels look great with it. I'm going to be following with interest, as my Gen 3 will, if all goes well, soon be replaced by a Gen 2.5.

Jeez, it isn't even Halloween yet and your Montero is haunted! Is your ABS functioning? Speedo and cruise control receive signals (I believe) from the transmission, while traction control/ABS are getting information from wheel speed sensors. If we assume that the SOURCES of your data are OK...

It's gorgeous. The Endeavor is the high-end package...all the goodies (except locker, of course). But that's a particularly nice specimen with low mileage, great ownership history AND the new timing belt. I'd be all over it for what you're wanting. I have been blown away with how competent my...

The only thing that comes to mind is that your rig has a mild steel hitch that just can't take the weight. Your Cherokee must have had a hitch made from a different grade of steel. I feel your pain; my son uses a power chair, too. Your best bet may well be to simply add a Hidden Hitch (or other...

Of course, although I'm not sanguine about anything happening. Some loser with a couple of pre-paid cell phones and an internet connection....