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I'm biased, but how about a winch and some lights? - Andy

One of these days, I'm going to stop in Lime, OR and check that place out.

x2! Love their Deadlift IPA, too. Just finished off the last of Widmer's KGB Imperial Stout, too. - Andy

I've read a lot about it. I sincerely hope they do bring a Jimny-based pickup here. We could really use a compact pickup again, IMHO. My only caveats: - Manual trans available - Low range t-case offered - At least a solid rear axle - Keep it compact and efficient FYI, I wrote a post about this...

Just a quick reminder: Our $80 winch rebate program ends on Sunday, July 31. So if you're consiering a winch and want to get some money back, you have until Sunday to download the rebate form. All forms must be postmarked by August 31...

In the WARN office. - Andy

Cool; you don't see a whole lot of these setup like this. I like! - Andy

My mother owned a 1997 Montero Sport for 10 problem-free years. The reliability was great until about 150,000 when she lost a head gasket. Other than that, it was flawless. As for rust, the vehicle endured 10 salt-laden winters in Minnesota and, other than the standard rock chips, it was...

I looked into earlier Sportages before getting my Sidekick, but didn't find much support either and went with the Suzuki. The original Sportages were a body-on-frame design. I know WARN makes hubs for them. If you could fab up a bumper, you could slap a winch on one. The early versions had Mazda...

Sweet! Love the white one. Thanks for sharing. -Andy

Good stuff, and cool build. - Andy

No, it is still made in Clackamas, Oregon. NOT China. More info on the XD9000i here: http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/src/xd9i_multimount.shtml Also, we have an $80 rebate on the product until the end of July. - Andy

Taken from the Olympic Tower in Munich. This was from '06 on a Cannon somethingorother. - Andy

FYI, I've got a couple of the Govino glasses. I can't compare them to the other brand. The only downside to them is that they scratch somewhat easily. - Andy

Clay Croft, rider and owner of Hiline Productions, made this video of the WARN XT17 Portable Winch in use. This pretty much sums up the questions about why you might want one. - Andy

Looks great. And 40,000 miles on the engine and tranny are a great thing! - Andy

T100 fuel economy is about 15/17 (1995 4x4 auto) 13/16 (1994 4x4 auto), though, and he said he's looking for 18+. - Andy

Four-door Suzuki Sidekick/Geo Tracker. They're easy to work on, get good mileage, can be extensively modified, and the four-door (long wheelbase) versions have good space. You might even be able to get into a Suzuki Vitara/Chevy Tracker ('99+), too. - Andy

Well, we offer a number of products for an '04 Ram to make it more capapble ... or at least more capable of getting out of a sticky situation. Winches, bumpers, lights, accessories, etc. www.WARN.com - Andy

What kind of winch is it? (Even if it's not a WARN? :))