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Hell yeah - I like it !!!

Not exactly where you thinking of putting a tank. But betting some one with skills could mode this to fit a rear tire carrier for a van. https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/fuel-caddy/

285/70/17's - been running 36-38 ish for a year or so. Offroad forest roads/wash board 20-25 depending on speed. Slow stuff and snow 12-13 PSI.

Sharp looking van.

Sweet 4th Gen. Question, did you have to chop the body mount? And any rub on inner wheel well plastics.

120+ nights in our CVT Mt.Rainer, this pic some where in the Ochoco Mountains

Theft is a concern of mine too. I purchased security nuts from Fastenal. Basically a cone shaped nut that requires a special socket to remove. Will this stop a prepared thief with tools?, probably not. But it will stop opportunity theft, i.e. meth head who steals anything they can carry off...

https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/chevy-awd.47398/ Found some good info on shocks in this thread. Didn't know if some else referenced it in the previous 34 pages. In the market for some new shocks all around myself.

Always like seeing pics of van getting dirty !!!

It lives !!! looks like you're making good progress sorting out some of the gremlins.

1100 miles of dirt

Camp and Ride with my boys, Oregon desert.

All good points listed above, Bring maxtrax or some wood planks, and lastly when parking always park pointing the direction you will go when you leave, ala - point down hill even if ever so slightly. I watch folks all the time park then expect to drive up hill when the leave, even a slight up...

Parking lot drifting- that's what snow is for!!!!

One of the best trails in "The Hood"

Nice job team UJ. Some day I'll sell the chevy and get into one of your rigs.

plated dirt bikes, with 6.6G tanks, 1300 mile dirt wander. Funnel clouds turning black as they run over a burned out landscape.

I swear I've seen this rig at Washougal and also out around Bennett Pass/turn off for Mt.Hood Meadows.

We opted for 4 Thule Hightowers as canoes, kayaks, surfboards were the primary need at the time.

That's a nice van, 70's & 4x4. Growing up we has a 79 or 80 Chevy Beauville in 2 tone green. In the spirit of air brush, I snagged this with my phone, off the side of a semi-truck at a stop light.