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That's the best understatement in this whole thread. Paul, I know this sounds like a broken record, but this has been quite the inspiring thread.

Sounds about right. Looks like all the hard work and research paid off big time. Congrats!

How legible is the screen in bright sunlight? How long is the USB cable?

I like the tan soft sides from the inside...I think they're a really good match to the cabinets. I see Doc's point thought about the exterior matching or not matching well with the vehicle color. For me, the lighter color on the inside would make it brighter inside, making it seem roomier...

Go with the Mitsubishi parts. Considering the effort to get to the water pump, would you want to do it twice? The Mitsubishi parts are usually very good and worth the $. And, as was said before, the pricing is competitive if you know where to buy.

http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2100

Harrier photographed at Bosque del Apache this Thanksgiving. 1/1250 second at f/4.0; ISO 280

Yep; that's a pretty good beer right there. I've got the regular Milk Stout and the Nitro version both in the fridge. I like the fact that it's readily available and brewed not too far from here. You should try the Breckenridge Brewery Vanilla Porter too. It's not quite the same texture as...

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My favorite word in the article: bokehlicious

Awesome thread. One I'm enjoying lately: Odell Brewing Company's 5 Barrel Pale Ale.

No problem; glad I could help. Ask for Keith Sexton, the Mitsu parts manager. He's not only very helpful, but very knowledgeable. Their prices are great too.

While not a pouch, the Saddleback Leather thin briefcase (large) would hold several Gazatteers and Benchmark (book style) maps.

Jeff, find out what Marzonie is using. He's using a cot full time now.

I'm a little late to the party, but I wanted to ask if this had been addressed already. I didn't see it in the thread, but I may have just missed it. If this is still an issue, it is probably just a few bulbs burned out behind the gauge cluster. This happened on my '01 and I got the parts...

Great photographs, as usual. I need to get back to Chaco and spend more time there.

Nice...do tell.

Dan, I think that's a sign from the overlanding gods that you should keep it, too awesome to part with :)

Just received a full set of RUD Grip 4X4 chains for my 285/75/r16 tires. I am rather impressed by the quality. They're lighter and a bit more compact than I had thought they would be. They also come in a nice carry case for each set (per axle)...something else I hadn't counted on...

If you're looking for a great price AND great service (not one or the other), you should call Wil at Sierra Expeditions. He can get you what you need.