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Huh? Granted it has been a few years, but I don't recall ever seeing any passenger tires working in mining or heavy mining. The siping was removed, yes? for consumer towing applications.

I can hear 'em right now :)

Actually, it is. If you're willing to go a bit higher, you will put yourself into a well-setup and nice-rig category. The whole world is price sensitive right now, but Shotts ain't no dealer.

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Yeah the tbars are old-school but other than taking valuable space under the vehicle (but much less volume than springs) they're dead reliable, used in military tanks. Also easily adjusted. The OEM tbar is pretty weak and IMO offers a cushy ride, especially when adjusted for vehicle height...

Hundy, why step down?

How did I miss this and so close!

...or you can just obtain locally: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/24161-Tea-in-the-Bush

Tried a old-fashioned pager? The national network is still pretty good. I used to get pages from my wife regularly with a pager in many places with no cell coverage waiting for one of our babies to arrive.

Well, I'd be happy too if you want to do the shipping thing? I may be in in the I70 & I15 interchange sometime in October, but that's gotta be over 500 miles! Regardless, I've asked mudship to see if anyone's heading that way :)

Wait... I know I've been away for some time, but what's in the truck now then?

OK, thanks, I thought there might have been a few different versions of their rooftents (not just sizes). I sold my EA2200 a little while back as it was too small for the fam, but considering a 1200 for myself...

I have 50% tread left on 3 remaining BigO XT 315/75r16s located in Denver area. Despite the criticism on these tires, they are amazingly tough tires. Stock photo: Need a spare or two? $25 per OBO.

Yep, I don't read anything within US CFRs minus emissions ('nother topic) that would reasonably prevent a manufacturer from designing a vehicle very close to an original Defender. We're not talking about a brand-new car manufacturer. Rover already has the parts, OEMs, supply chain setup to get...

4:3 rocks.

From what you describe, why not a GM Suburban or Ford Excursion (gasoline)? On the smaller side, you can get a 1st Generation Toyota Sequoia with captains chairs in the 2nd row without mandating access change and decent visibility out the 3rd row. Pretty sure with your budget you'd be able to...

Yes, Michelins are good tires. ANECDOTE: The only thing I can say is that with brand new LTXs on my 100 I had the tread split circumferentially right down the center, about a 8" gap in off-highway desert driving. I was crazy-lucky in someone wanted 3 tires for his 2wd truck and a spare off...

Sorry, not to up-to-speed on the Hannibals, are there not different versions as well as sides?

Want to buy a spare tire in 295/75r16. In or around the Denver area. Please let me know.

I like this pic: