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Cool! I hope you like yours as much as I like mine (although mine isn't lifted). Be sure to check out http://www.clubsx4.com, too (specific for the SX4). - Andy

WARN has a distributor in Kulmbach: Taubenreuther. I am not sure if they've got a fab shop or not, but might be worth a call. http://www.taubenreuther.de/

That is a smokin' deal. Nice find. - Andy

Man, I wish that CL posting hadn't been removed. Would've loved to have seen it. - Andy

Dragonfly on the Mississippi River north of Winona, MN. - Andy

I've almost gone to this even a few times. One of these days I'll make the drive (I have a modified Toyota Yaris as my daily go-kart/weekend autocrosser). Love your Celica! - Andy

Well, talk about a vehicle that was ahead of its time. It was the Subaru Outback before Subaru Outbacks were popular! I had a friend with one back in high school. It was in mint condition (and this was in Minnesota!). They're totally quirky, but kinda cool. - Andy

Qwdxbla6f2g A few WARN team members headed out towards Hood River, Oregon for some dualsport riding. We also got to use the upcoming XT17 Portable Winch. FYI, the XT17 Portable should be available in June. - Andy

Nice rig. I hope your winch serves you well! - Andy

Caboose Trailers makes a pretty trick hitch for the Countryman. http://www.caboosetrailers.com/Caboose_Trailers/MINI_Countryman_Hitch.html - Andy

Funny, I just watched this video a couple of weeks ago. Cool stuff. For a while, the Fall Guy's truck even had a WARN bumper and winch! - Andy

Just an FYI, Warn sells a few air compressors, too. http://www.warn.com/truck/air-compressors.shtml - Andy

That is seriously sweet! - Andy

Looks great!

FYI, I've got a 2010 SX4 AWD, and had a 2009, too. Great vehicle. I've run my SX4 on the beach a few times, and the LOCK mode works very well. I was able to get out of the way of a sneaker wave very quickly thanks to the traction control being off and being in four-wheel LOCK mode...

The WARN VR series winches are not simply bought in China, adorned with a WARN W, and put on shelves. We do source some of the parts from a number of suppliers, we also make some of the parts in-house in Clackamas, OR. The final point of assembly is Clackamas, OR. These winches are on our Oregon...

We're glad to be able to further sponsor this great forum! As to the VR lineup: These are different than the M-series. They have different motors, different remotes, different finishes, and use solenoids instead of contactors. (The new Ultimate Performance, Heavyweight, and most of the Premiuim...

I can handle that one. The VR series has different motors, geartrains, remotes, and finishes versus the WARN Premium series winches (e.g. the M8000, M12000, etc.). Also, the VR series utilizes solenoid control vs. contactor control on the rest of the new WARN winches. - Andy EDIT: I see Wil...

Direct to the battery is our recommendation. - Andy

Just a couple of suggestions from our end. We do offer the Multi-Mount, which goes into a reciever. http://www.warn.com/truck/mounting-systems/multi_mount.shtml The other option is the M6000 SDP (Short Drum Portable). However, you would probably want more capacity with a 4Runner...