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Not sure how removeable or easy that kit is... because it looks like they've extended the rear of the jeep (behind the gas tank) and altered the rollbars.

Why did we bump a thread that was 2.5 years old? Especially when the person who bumped it didn't really add anything to the discussion!?

Picked up the tailgate parts to reinforce the tire carrier. And now that my Titan Tank finally arrived at Northridge, paid the shipping - so that should be here maybe as soon as next week.

Unfortunately they will not ship to Canada - at least through their site.

Gorgeous looking XJ. Love those fenders. One thing I will say, not a fan of how they did the roll cage in the rear. It looks like you've permanently divided the space. Would much rather have that completely open so one could do what they want with it.

You guys don't have normal camp fires? :Wow1: I mean a propane one is better then none... but that just sounds so foreign to me.

Seems like a lot to me - but then a 3 pack of those little ones still lasts me a weekend running the stove and lantern.

Not a fan of the door that can only be used when the hatch is opened. Other than that, seems nice - if one has money to spend and is looking at a big trailer that could handle some slightly more rugged trails than an Airstream.

Installed my Android 4.4. 6.2" touchscreen stereo. Still need to work out a couple of quirks (line in), but overall I think I'll like it. The sound seems good. Disappointed I probably won't get my IPOD to work with it, but it shouldn't be the end of the world to setup playlists on it - just a...

Couple questions. Other than the vent fan, how was living in it? How long were you guys staying in it? What would you add/change to make it better? Would a slightly bigger trailer make much of a difference (say 5x10 or 6x12)? Just curious as to your thoughts on this.

Have a look at Greg's thread. He made a bracket to attach his heater off the rear of his trailer. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/85933-GregB_00XJ-M101-CDN2-quot-Way-too-Red-quot-Build-Thread-%28finally%29/page2 #112 shows the bracket and talks about it. #211 shows it all setup.

I like the roadshower. Unfortunately with no rack on my jeep and no space to really mount this on my trailer. The only thing I can think of is either mounting it to the top of the tent (no rack and not sure it would handle the 55 lbs of weight) or making a bracket to fit over the awning. I...

That was my first thought as well. You can setup quite the site if you want to... but it's likely going to take some time to set it up and take it down.

Looks like a neat concept... but it's price (4k USD), puts it above the best hard topped tents that have years and years of history behind them.

Action shots? Some shots from the Telkwa Pass in 2014 (near Terrace BC). The quads were surprised we thought we could get the jeeps through the rock slide - and were shocked I was pulling the trailer through it. Sorry for the crappy quality - they were taken from a video. Looks at...

Lucky you. It looks amazing. Can't wait to see pictures!

After a long delay and much confusion, it looks like my Titan Tank should be close to getting here (it should be at Northridge4x4 this week or next, then up here shortly thereafter). I also pulled the trigger on the rest of MorRyde's tailgate setup (reinforcement and new metal tire carrier) to...

Especially if he's not drinking from that water.

MorRyde has a can holder for the Nato can. Edit. Or maybe not. I see the side can holder for the front quarter panels, but not one for the rear - even though jschwab did post a picture of one at one point that was mounted off their tail gate hinges. No reason something like that shouldn't work...

You really just need to decide what you really need the trailer for and where you will actually end up taking it. Not the pie in the sky wish list, but where you would really pull it. Speaking from experience, those are two very different lists of trips. I ran a Little Guy Rough Rider teardrop...