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Holy smokes ... I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like that. - Andy

I like it; think it looks pretty cool. - Andy

We offer something like this, too call the Multi-Mount. http://www.warn.com/truck/mounting-systems/multi_mount.shtml - Andy

We offer our Trans4mer mounting system for the 2011 Tacoma. The system allows you to just buy the center section if you'd like (no brush guards, etc. if you don't want them). This should only add a few inches to the front of the vehicle. I don't have a picture of one on a 2011, but here's the...

Looks like all he needed was a couple more horsepower. I'll be here all week; try the veal. - Andy

Awesome. Love the old lifted Subies (and the new ones, too). Saw a MINT '84 on I-5 the other day. Looked showroom new; same color as the OP's wagon. - Andy

Yes, I like your facebook page, but there's an actual button on the top of the page that allows you to click "Like." :) - Andy

You should really check out the Endurance 12.0. 12,000 lb. capacity, fan cooling, amazing duty cycle. It has the longest duty cycle of any electric winch on the market (not including the Olympus). We do make a line of "industrial" winches in both hydraulic and electric versions, too...

Awesome looking rigs. - Andy

LOL - Andy

I've done Milwaukee, WI to Portland, OR and back in a Civic, a Suzuki SX4, and a Scion xB (one way in that vehicle). Small cars definitely pose a challenge when packing. I've also traveled with four rommates from St. Paul, MN to Corpus Christi, TX (and back) in a Nissan Sentra on spring break in...

Agreed; cool stuff. I "liked" your Facebook page, too. - Andy

Looks like an M8274 on the back, no? - Andy

We do have such as winch, but it's an industrial unit called the Olympus 25. It isn't applicable to the recreational market, though. Our Endurance 12.0 is a heck of a winch. It's fan-cooled, and has an amazing duty cycle. Only one speed, but it pulls all day...

I'd love a Manx-style buggy someday. Cool photos! -Andy

Designed, engineered, tested, and assembled in Oregon. We do source some of the parts from a variety of contries, but some of the parts are made in-house in Oregon, too. These winches are on our assembly lines in Clackamas, OR right now. - Andy

Not to sound like a shill, but our WARN VR winches are our new Entry Level Series products. They included a VR8000, VR10000, and VR12000. After $80 mail-in rebate, the VR series is $399, $499. and $599, respectively. Same lifetime warranty as our other WARN winches. You can check them out here...

It really doesn't bunch up; it's like any of our other winches. It does have a hawse fairlead, too. - Andy

Warn has officially released its XT17 Portable winch. It weighs only 8.5 lbs. and pulls up t 1,700. It is a great tool for adventure touring bikes, as well as quads or for utility use. We showed this product at Overland Expo this year with great feedback. You can get full specs on WARN.com...

Just found this Vehicross ad: - Andy