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Looks great with the solid paint and brush guard, is there a rear wrap around bumper I see on there? Lets see more photos of this beauty!

I'm digging the new rack, very minimal and very functional! Do you feel like you accomplished what you set your sights on?

Thanks Jham, it is www.Farmtek.com and you will want to purchase 4 sheets of interlocking. One sheet will need to be cut in half and used for the forward section of the rack. That's how I did it anyway. Be sure to post some pics for us to see when you pick up the new ride. J, thanks for the...

Thanks for the kind words! The weather was beyond amazing! I cut my rack on one side to allow my RTT to flip open.

Thanks! I took the tent off this trip since there was no camping involved. Thank you so much!

It's going to take quite a bit for me to switch brands that's for sure. Oh, and no cuts or chunking.

HAHA, and it was St. Patty's Day. I managed to find some green. :costumed-smiley-007

Hardly a field repair with the local parts store and a nice garage to work in but it's fixed for good, that's the main thing. Just glad I was able to keep on truckin'!

On the way in my power steering pump turned it's back on me and tried to walk out of my life for good... we sought counseling and were able to salvage our relationship. Pulled the part and cleaned it. Then ran to the parts store and grabbed some gasket material and an exzacto knife and...

I can't quit staring at this guys face. Serious dark comedy. So my family and I spent 5 days in Moab we did Arches Natl. and Poison Spider Mesa. Here are some pics, enjoy.

I don't believe they are in that small of a size since they are for competition use. I initially wanted those. These also have 5 PSI in them. Have you noticed anymore cuts in your tires? This was a huge selling point for me because the casing on these tires appear to be pretty solid, on my last...

You guys and your mullets are killing me!!! Hilarious. Moab, Utah 3.16.2009

255/85 Maxxis Bighorn on P38 Steel wheels. Thanks for the compliments guys!

The othe tire is a Maxxis Creepy Crawler at 5 PSI also. I aired down and realized that the Stauns were set at 5 PSI so I went to 15. I took these photos specifically so you could see what they looked like aired down to 5 with a fully loaded rig. I wouldn't hesitate to put these tires at...

The pothole ruined my steering (replaced) which in turn ruined the level wearing of the tire. 5 psi

Very "outside the box" thinking. I would be very interested in seeing some of these in the back country.

I had the Maxxis Buckshot, I have had them since 2006 and got about 35k miles. They wore really well and evenly until my last Saline Valley trip when I hit a pothole at high speed. Honestly wanted a little more aggressive tread pattern. I was swapping rims also (18-16) and since the Buckshots...

255 85 16 Maxxis Bighorn on 16x7" rims, Sorry for the proverbial "crappy cell phone pic"!