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Keep me in the loop on what you and Bill will be doing in March. DVNP and the Road are in my "backyard". I can be just as big a clown as anyone! :sombrero:

See you there. :sombrero:

Great build Larry! Haven't checked the forum for awhile so I have a bit of catching up to do. Any trips planned for the PB? :sombrero:

Great report on a great area. Thanks for your labors at Manzanar. It has become an important historical site on 395. :sombrero:

Whoa...very cool with the Daystars. I have airbags and while I can't give you any specific measurements on decreased articulation, it always feels as if there is some. I'm considering buying new off the shelf leafs...Deaver/National would be great but $$$ are a consideration...and I had planned...

I was given a Craftsman model as a gift. It works well as a jumper and I use the compressor to air up motorcycle tires. USB port, 12v ports, 110 inverter, bright lite and a blower for the air mattresses. I really like the unit but never use it to fill truck tires; I don't believe it is up to...

Lance mentioned a Suburban on the second post. Although still young, your kids will quickly grow up, have friends, and you'll need to be hauling more than just the immediate family. Plenty of full sizes worthy of your consideration, we chose a Suburban for the seating (8) and cargo capacity...

:drool: Nothing but envy.

Very well done. This is going on my favorites and I'm ramping up plans to visit that area. Thanks for sharing. :sombrero:

Hey Larry...just caught up with your post here. Good job on the pics and the video. I enjoyed meeting you and Colorado Bill at OEX and talking stuff. Your rig is a real head turner and you both have great fab skills. I might have to talk with Bill about a copy of your rear bumper for the...

Your antenna should "generally" have open access to the sky. I've seen some centered above the windshield on the roof (that's where mine is) or even attached to the hood area much like a CB or 2m antenna or GPS puck set-up. The wire is easily hidden/routed along and underneath the windshield...

Shhhhhh...don't tell my compadres over on the full size forum that I'm lurking. Very interesting mod...looking forward to your progress. :sombrero:

My front bumper was bought to house a winch, but the added protection is a bonus. The added weight has been a steering nightmare now just being remedied. I'm looking for a rear mostly to mount swing aways for a spare and fuel. The bumpers seem to be secondary to the accessories. :sombrero:

SOLD...THANKS JOHN! I have 4 ProComp All Terrain tires (50k mile tires) with maybe 2k total on each...they're basically brand new. I'm told they're probably manufactured by Cooper. 285/75R16-D mounted to stock Dodge alloys. Looking to clear out the garage and can deliver local Ventura/Santa...

Thanks for finishing up a great report! It was a pleasure visiting with you at the Ventura Off Road Show. :sombrero:

Wonderful report; I know you'll enjoy your time up north. 36 years ago I was fortunate to spend time in the Canadian Rockies while working a job in Calgary. I still have great memories of running around those mountains in Alberta and BC. I'm looking forward to updates as I also would like to...

Mobile SETI transmitter antennas...:sombrero:

I have always dreamed about hitting every ski hill...especially the small locals... in the western U.S. using a camper. "Dirtbagging" it in the parking lot, etc. Your rig will certainly serve that purpose. Good luck...subscribed. :sombrero: And yes...Angel Fire is popular with the 10-gallon hat...

Nice drop knee...I'm too old, I need to lock the heel. Nice pics of Texas' favorite local ski hill...just kidding! Cali got a late season dump, too. Mammoth is having another "late to start" year and the local hills are still open. Anxious to see the progress on the camper. :sombrero:

I owned 2 VW Westfalias. Slow, terrible in a head or cross wind, cold in the winter and hot in the summer, prone to breakdowns in the middle of nowhere. I loved them, they were perfect campers. Sportsmobiles come close but yes, way pricey. If I could afford a 4Wheel Camper it would already be...