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I have uncoated aluminum skid plates. I've run them for over a year, through a salty winter. Sure, they are not shiny anymore, but they are scratched and bent skid plates! I do have uncoated / polished aluminum wheels too, but I will be taking those off for winter, as the road salt would not be...

Wow, 10 years is a pretty good run. The new Colorado will be a 2015 model, and there has been plenty of news and chat about it. No word of a new Taco though. BTW, the Colorado ran for 9 model years, 2004 - 2012.

It's always interesting to see different approaches on these custom fabrication projects.

I agree as well. Not a fan of those so called brush guards.

Great pics. I'd say the Frontier did very well to make it through some of those rocky sections. Good stuff.

This is one of the best reports I've read recently. :)

It's easy when you have nice dry wood. Heck, I've started a fire in a fire pit by using no ignition source other than the remaining heat in the ashes / coals from the previous night's fire! However, when you don't have nice dry wood, "cheating" is just so much easier.

Just this past weekend, the fire starter in my group used one of those. It worked really well.

Thanks! It was taken from my kayak.

I went over the rails because they were scratched by the previous owner. I have a soft roll up tonneau cover, so no rack or canopy, but I do find myself stepping on the rails when loading and unloading the truck sometimes.