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Thats a great idea Gary. Never even thought of the good ol' Yellow Pages, web or otherwise. Thanks. Steve

Hi all: Title pretty much says it: I'm looking for a shop or person in the New England region (preferably close eastern Mass) to do some radio install work on my truck. I've always installed my own stuff of course, but frankly its always a Mickey Mouse job. Looking for a nice, clean, proper...

Someone is going to get a steal of a deal on this bag. I have this exact model in tan. I use it daily for business and it is my go-to "utility" bag on trips in the Disco. By far the most utilitarian piece of personal kit I own. 75 clams shipped is a huge bargain.

I did the CDL conversion on my '02 and it was transformative for the truck. Highly recommended. And again, beautiful rig you have there. Jealous of all the great places you have to explore out west with it. Steve

Just ordered them up. Thanks again guys! Steve

Thanks guys! Super helpful replies. I appreciate the answer to the question, the link to the one stop shopping kit, and the great tips about the torque/re-torque issue. Very much appreciated! Steve

I seem to remember being told that the wiper arms from a DI will go right on to a DII, with the benefit being that DI arms take standard auto parts store wipers whereas DII blades are vehicle-specific. Is this accurate? If so, does anyone have a set of DI arms they want to sell? :) Busted my...

I've been off the forum for a few days and just saw the posts since my last. What a turd. You guys have pretty much said what I would have in reply. Well done, all of you. I don't want to get banned, but consider my opinion of this guy to be lower than squirrel ********. What kind of respectable...

FWIW, I ordered a set of Ashcroft heavy duty rear axles for my DII from Lucky 8 late in the afternoon a couple of weeks ago and they arrived less than 48 hours later, no special shipping. Can't beat that!

PM sent about RTT cover. Thanks!

Yubert, thanks for answering the question. Much appreciated.

Guys, I appreciate the suggestion, which you made without coming off as know-it-all jerks like I got last time I asked a question here on a similar topic. And you're right, that is a great way to go too. But even with upgraded hardware I've seen guys bend stuff and a steering guard simply...

Title says it all. The Terrafirma guard I was sold will not fit without major surgery to it and the ARB bumper. As always, thanks! Steve

Someone snag this great compass! I bought the other one and immediately put it to use in an REI land nav course. Was the object of much compass envy by the other students. This is a steal at $40.00 shipped!

Will take the Lift-Mate if still available. PM inbound. Thanks!

Hey there: pretty sure the "25" you see is the event limit. The system should read "closed" or something similar once it's full. So you should still be good to go as long as it still lets you in to regained.

Just saw this thread. Great job! Very impressive, well thought out build. Those are some of the nicest homebuilt bumpers i've seen. I may have missed it, but what gearing did you go with? Did you do the HD axles yet? Again, nice work. Steve

Frank, this is the part of the program where you solidify your well-earned reputation both here and on the other LR related boards. To steal a line: "Lighten up, Francis". I used to consider dealing with your type a form of sport, mild entertainment on a quiet night, but you know the old adage...

See, what you just posted, while still in no way answering my simple question which was asking for sources for these parts, at least might have been useful, even welcomed information, as opposed to your original statement of "save your money". And while I might be interested in your opinion...

Great thread, thanks for sharing. Absolutely going to use this as my reference when I finally get around to putting a lid on mine. Thanks again! Steve