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I had plans to convert my 1988 Ford E-250 Club Wagon to four wheel drive. I got this 1980 Quadravan chassis a couple years ago and it includes these conversion parts you will need: Steering Front Dana 44 (8 lug) Cross member modification Front driveshaft Radius arm extentions Transfer case and...

You can check it out here... http://s720.photobucket.com/albums/ww203/Ridge181/1969%20Pop%20Top%20Econoline/ I think I have to sell it because I can't find good, steady work. If you are interested, I'm asking $4500. Chris

Hi Liz! That's totally cool if you like that old van that much! The interior is stripped and just has 2 chairs in the front. I use it for going to motocross races mostly. It was a huge hit in the pits at the X Games. It's sorta for sale unless I start making money very soon. I might eBay...

I'm a left leg amputee. What can I do to get involved? I would really like to be a part in changing peoples' lives for the better. I met some of you at SEMA (Lance, Brian McVickers, and J. Brandon). Well, here I am and here's what I do! I'm a professional rock racer/off-road racer. My...

This used to be my Quadravan. This is my '69 Pop-Top. I bought it about 5 years ago with 35K original miles on it. It was garage kept! This is still the original paint and canvass on the top. It has 56K miles on it now and still is super reliable. These are some of my favorite van...

You might like these. None of these are mine.

Hmmm, you and I should talk! Your build is exactly what I wanted to do...but I'm going to lose everything pretty soon so I better start selling some stuff. :( Here's a 1973 4x4 van. 1 of 10 made in 1973. This might make your 4x4 conversion a lot faster. If you're interested, PM me...

ttt. Sorry. A couple of friends wanted to see this. Man, I need to go back!

Awesome trip! Were the trails illegal to drive on or did you not want to damage your cool rig? I know you had to walk the horses at times, just wondering about the terrain. I have issues with walking long distances and it would be cool if I could somehow get a real capable 4X4 to those...

We drove around San Juanico looking for food but it was too early. I'd like to see pics of that whale watching boat on the water!

Ahhh yes, Lake Powell...back when we were young and dumb. Now we're just dumb I guess. :D Hey, let's go back to Powell this summer.

No, it's definately the car! I wouldn't have enjoyed it so much in anything else. I actually (obviously didn't plan this) proposed to Joey in this thing!

Well, I guess the truck we were following didn't have stickers because we left the check point while he was still getting his rig inspected. One of the best reasons to follow a big rig is common courtesy. No, they don't respect you, they respect each other, and if you're close enough, you can...

I'm finishing this up now! I should be done in an hour or so. Check the posts above as I have edited them quite a bit! Thanks, Chris

As we got closer to Mulege, Joey spotted a really cool beach on the Bay of Conception. The cool thing about Baja is you can pretty much drive anywhere, as long as there is a road and it's not private property! This little campground is called La Playa Armenta. It is just south of Mulege...

These pictures are on the way back towards the Sea of Cortez. You better pay attention down here! These potholes could easily break a wheel or suspension parts at 65mph. The scenary changes quickly. The time difference between the next 2 pictures is 20 minutes! If you look close, you...

Against Greg's advice, Joey and I got on the road...at night. At about 2am, we almost died. I've honestly lost count at how many times I've almost died in Mexico, but hey, I'm a motorcycle racer and that stuff happens. But it's not supposed to happen with your wife sleeping in the back! We...

Well, my wife, Joey, and I were bummed I couldn't race this year's Baja 1000, so we helped one of the truck teams by transporting our friend, Camo, who was driving in the race on team PIRATE4X4.COM. Joey Camo and me We had to take Camo about 500 miles south of the border. Our plan was to...