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I've been thinking about this for a while (since I copied and built a rack just like you have ;) ) I'll add detail to explain why you want to do this so people see the reasoning. A couple inches of height makes a huge difference in the handling, because the rack is like a cheater bar for the...

I like the idea of the t-top design by Eze-awn, that gives you and the kids a lower room to stretch out in and it won't seem so cramped. The 1600 t-top would be ideal but this one is good and fits the budget: http://overlandadventureoutfitters.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/281

I'm going to coin the phrase, "reverse immigration" to explain the flow of beater cars going into Mexico.:sombrero:

30 degrees is not very cold once you're in a tent and a sleeping bag, you'll be just fine.

Totally something I would do... I have a blind faith in "it will be OK", thanks for sharing.

Do it - just avoid anything that could resemble a political thought or it will be deleted on the expo.

Ha Ha! that actually turned out to be my shock bushings from the Donahoe shocks! I feel bad for cursing out Total Chaos this whole time... Hunting - The wolf has become a valid (and welcome) competitor to these parts, so it took more work than normal, but it all worked out.

No major updates lately, I've just been racking up the miles. I'm just a few shy of 100,000 without any mechanical failures to date - unless you count a dome light and running light that burnt out :)

SKS

Stating what wolf was or wasn't here is pretty speculative. Bones of elephant, rhino, muskox, lion, camel, sloth, caribou, Bison etc. have all been found around my home hear in Montana. An argument to support the idea that a large Canadian wolf living in these parts not long ago is feasible...

I love wolves and I think hunting them is a great idea. Wolves have lived amongst people from the start, their adaptation and development as a species has always been influenced by an interaction with people. Wolves need to avoid people and learn the dangerous of becoming dependent on livestock...

Wow! Those profit margins blow corporate greed out of the water, its time to start regulating this industry :rolleyes: In reality, these photo prices are actually just large donations, and the photo is just a token right?

I thought Husky Liners were good until I bought a set of weather techs. I have the husky liners in my work truck (2006 Tacoma) but I bought the weather techs for my girlfriends Truck (2011 Tacoma). Weathertech is a better liner IMO, The material is better, the fit is better, and they hold their...

Horrible reviews on that contraption of junk, why would you reccomend such a thing?

What about a supercharged 2.7? Lightweight, good mileage, reliable and bullet proof.

What TangoBlue illustrates here is the importance of a good camera, which of course he lacks :shakin:

Thanks, I went with the eezi-awn 1400 T-top. I like having the shelter room available for extended stay or foul weather. Quality is top-notch Go to this site and click on the photo gallery to see the tent deployed on my truck http://www.overlandadventureoutfitters.com/janda/index.php

I normally don't take well to flames but in this case the stakes are high and you are certainly more qualified on medical preparedness than I. I appreciate your remarks and will put your suggestions to use. I really like the idea of having all her records on a usb.

You could be right about me, but not my buddy he is for sure very sane. I do carry a bag-valve-mask, I've never had to use it but I did get certified with it before one of many hospital discharges. I really wasn't too worried about it because she doesn't have a respiratory or lung problem. The...

By day three Lexie was unstoppable and my fears had been buried in Joy. We were lovin it and everything was good. We went deeper into the park and the rewards kept piling up. We found a nice little hot spring and soaked that night before eating lobster off the tail gate under the...