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Thanks for the feedback thus far. Breakover would be primary concern. I looked at the van compass skids again and I think we'd want something with more coverage; like a belly pan made of aluminum. I think most places we go we would be fine....I think! I don't want to lift the van for several...

I'm looking for actual user reviews on a 170" sprinter 4x4 off-road. I'd install van compass skid plates (or similar) right off the bat and likely cooper discovery stt pros in the stock size. I'm concerned with the wheelbase length in Moab and other places we like to camp dispersed. I currently...

Stiff Little Fingers user name deserves a bump. Cool van too

Still looking. Has to be one out there somewhere?

Looks great. The crossbar mounts are clean. Nice way to save weight vs. a platform rack like aev or rhino backbone pioneer platform. No need for a platform to just then cover with a tent.

USPS flat rate shipping box doesn't consider weight, only physical dimensions. Would be cheap to have shipped.

NOT mine, no affiliation. https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/arb-arb209-snatch-blocklb/6264311929.html https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/2-arb-snatch-block/6278010750.html Just happened to run across them on CL

sent you PM re: emailing you a copy of the original M101CDN owner/user manual. Can't help with the rust, but photos would help others assist.

Wanted: a spare wheel for my trailer. One M101CDN stock steel wheel. Probably could use a VW iltis wheel, if you have one sitting about. Color not important, likely will get painted black to match mine. I'm in SW Colorado. Open to shipping if total transaction amount is reasonable. I've been...

Nice trip report. Thanks for sharing.

I cut about 2.5" off mine to get them slightly (1") longer than the ones shown above. There is a weld for the step,tube that dictates how short you can cut them. I bought mine off CL for $250 and 15 minutes with an angle grinder allowed them to clear my 35". They are off a 2015 HR I believe...

Dude mounted directly through the shell https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/yakima-mega-warrior-basket-install.128176/ I would think the tracks would be a more Versatile option should you change your mind in the future

Funny, after my last new Toyota (2011 tundra rock warrior) I said I'd be willing to give any other brand a try after the dismal build quality and endless recall and warranty claim experience with Toyota. This was after a lifetime of Toyota ownership. I bought an AEV Jeep and I think it is...

My AEV Jeep is insured with CHubb (horrible name) stated (agreed? I'd have to look at the policy for the exact terminology) value @$65,000. 1 million liability, low deductibles, and annual jeep premium is $1,200 as we also have a house with them. No annual mileage restrictions. A good insurance...

Get a minivan. Minivans are awesome.

Sent you a PM

^ that's the way to do it. There have been other threads on this, and it all winds up being the same way. FWIW Craigslist (depending on your location) is an excellent source of Yakima product cheap. MY old megawrrior with extension and net was $200. I sold it a few years later for more money...

Nice trailer! Tell me more about the lid. I also sent you a pm regarding your stock wheels.

Whatever it is, it isn't a M101CDN

Any chance you have the original wheels and would like to sell? I need a spare wheel for my M101CDN Thanks.