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Zamberlan offer Wide in several models The 14-Wide Viol GTX, while very expensive, has been the only boot that fit my foot right out of the box and never caused comfort issues.

If I could buy a brand-new 1990's coil-sprung Land Rover today, I'd do it in a second. I like the size, feel, utility, and the way they drive. The Gren is pricey, but about as close as I can get. It may have unknown reliability, but Magna-Steyr has a good history. Since there is literally...

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Over 12 years on my standard Wolfpack latches. I bought them with spare stainless latches, but they're still in the bag! Also keep in mind, written or not, everything has operating instructions.

100% Nato cans. To meet enforced Reg's, carry the Wavian CARB compliant nozzle.

Going on 8 years and my boxes are a good as the day I got them. Once I finish up my COVID-19 projects, I'll order 4 more. I still have not installed the metal latches I bought, the plastic ones have given me zero trouble.

Ray - we use these jugs with our Scout Troop, talk about rough handling! I keep them in square milk crates which greatly minimizes handling/transport damage, plus you can flip the crate to have a handy water jug stand.

Nato cans 100%, every single time.

This is much more efficient than the old round, cylindrical containers. And they fit in a square milk crate which helps protect from bumps and scrapes.

Bollinger released pricing late-October - $125k.

However, the RIdgeline's AWD system is brilliant for muddy fields/slopes. Unlike Dodge and Tundra...

Looking more and more like a good decision. o_O Will it be moved for safety concerns? :unsure:

1580 lbs - Honda Ridgeline AWD :)

Just lighting, it's alpine white. The photo was late in the day. It is incredibly clean, only 60k original miles and due for a Fall road trip! My dream LWB would have been a Cornish Cream LSE. I actually knew of one that a local club member owned. When I inquired about it, I had missed it by...

Updated wheels and tires yesterday...

I believe iPads only have the GPS receiver included with Cellular versions (may have changed in newer models). I've never activated my personal iPad Air 2's cellular service, and it does fine running Nav apps on my dash. My biggest gripe with Garmin devices is traveling back in time...

Every Series Land Rover with a tailgate has them.

I’m often alone and my vehicles do not have electric winches. Each vehicle does have its own bottle jack, and I add the Jackall if I foresee trial difficulty. I go back and forth on dropping it in favor of a winch, but in the end, the flexibility of bringing /not-bringing the jack is more...

I've been using the FR thin plastic latches for close to 10 years. I also bough their replacement metal wire latches, as a back-up, and those still sit in their original bag, in my spare parts kit. Go figure...

I still use these on my gasoline 4-cylinder.