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Super nice rig. Has come a seriously long way

Dale - What engine? Did I miss that in your post?

Dale - let me show this to Ann when I get home from work tonight. We have been considering a change... right up this alley. John

And there goes $350 from your wallet... A wee bit overpriced in my opinion...

Thank you both for the direction and advice on my question. Ray, your thread was what brought the LR3 to my attention in the first place. Awesome stuff. John

Ray - we are considering an LR3 for various reasons... comfort, towing ability, space,etc... Can you recommend a good resource for determining best (or can you) years, options, etc... to look for? Use would be likely DD, trips, dirt roads, occasional trail riding. Would need to be built for...

Thanks. I will keep an eye out.

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I am looking at an older palomino slide in camper tomorrow morning. It will do double duty (if it all works out) and sometimes ride in the bed of my wife's Toyota Tacoma DC and sometimes ride in my Bantam trailer, behind my jeep. It fits in the Bantam just fine. In the Tacoma, the rear end of...

Update on Rampage top. Still doing great, however... on the highway at speeds of 65 or higher the noise is terrible. Luckily this is not part of my daily driving so no big deal. We recently completed a trip of 1600+ miles roundtrip and it was brutal... all interstate... made me wish for a...

Mounted on front of trailer. I use it for chock blocks, straps and other miscellaneous items. I am going to rebuild the front platform this winter and this might get relocated.

Rampage top installed a few weeks ago. Love it so far.

2015 Uwharrie Jeep Jamboree :)

Update on the Rampage Top. Love it. Even with our monsoon conditions over the last month... no leaking, no issues. When the top is all buttoned up it is just as quiet as the stock top. I get some flapping if I just have the door windows unzipped, but if I pull the back window or go to just...

Looks like a good deal for someone. GLWS

Thanks. I am like the rest of us, I think, in that I can get caught up in the gear and building of stuff rather than the using. So as we all do, I came home from this trip with a list of "to do" and "to buy". Never ends... but that is part of the fun. John

Jeff - it is STILL RAINING here. All good we needed it, but damn.

I called NRS and they said to try and seal the seams and also use a "durable water repellent", which I assume is something like scotch guard, on the top part. Had I bought from them and not used they would have replaced... but I would have paid a whole heck of a lot more too So next time roll...

More info and pics please. Is it titled, roadworthy? Can you give pics of the rear also please.

Picked up a used NRS Riverwing this past weekend. Love the space it creates. Nice heavy fabric and great sewing. A bit awkward to set up and definitely a 2 man operation. I need to work on the seams - the seam tape is coming off and even the fabric is not quite waterproof. Any suggestions...