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Looks great!

Nice build. I like the versatility and that you can still use if for hauling.

Save your old road maps and topos since some things get omitted from newer publications. The Auto Club of Southern CA's countyand special interest maps (Death Valley, Baja Indian Country etc.) are driven periodically to update road conditions, mileages, new roads and closures. I think the...

I just saw this Max4 class b rv possible scam http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/28361468.cfm

There is low range in the transfer case. FYI

I have had rust pin hole leaks in a couple of cans. I don't know if it is worth the hassle. You could buy a newer one or a better used one and keep that one as wall art or a tool box. Save the threaded cap as it may work on the newer cans with plastic nozzels. I think Blitz went out of business.

I'd get a set of Old Man Emu coils for the rear or better yet a whole suspension springs and shocks from OME. Then the suspension works together. I think there are 3 different springs for the TJs for different weights and loads. Get a set of front caster adjustment shims from Jeep if you need...

From a 2008 Ford Passenger Van all seats are in excellent condition. No wear scratches or tears. Two (2) Ford Econoline Van Factory Original OEM adjustable captain chairs with arm rests (Tan vinyl and leather) (with quick release bases & legs, bolts not included) One Ford Econoline Van...

Part of the Von Schmidt line? Maybe it is so big so it could be seen in the snow or line of sight?

Thanks for the heads up. Time for a new key. Maybe I can get an all metal key? I had a similar thing happen on an old Toyota key.

I installed the MG Metalworks Hinge Extension as well. To seal around the hinge I used some thick rubber sheeting on the rear section of the door and some closed cell foam on the inside of the door. I had to cut a fair amount to get clearance for the hinge when the door was open.

What is the no-see-um season? They really bug me :) I ran into them in late May on the AZ Strip a few years ago.

A CJ-5 is really too small, too short a wheelbase (low weight capacity) to handle a camper safely on the hwy. Maybe just take out the front seat and sleep in the back?

http://www.street2mud.com/albums/album02/JeepCJ5Camper_5.jpg http://www.cj5camper.com/ CJ5 Camper Rig

I brought an outdoor rv type of rug to the Expo but didn't use but it would have become a muddy mess. The plastic bin idea for your boots sounds good but I used plastic trash bags. The secret is to try to stay dry and warm rather than trying to dry out afterward.

I had a great time and enjoyed the exhibits. Everyone I met was happy seeing the exhibitors and taking classes and meeting others. The mud was a mess and it will take a while to get it out of my rig and off my dog :) I'll go again but may camp off site in the forest. One suggestion would be...

I had to take my boots off each time I got in my truck but I couldn't get the mud off my dogs paws. Plastic bags over you boots to protect your tent/truck might help.

See you all there. I guess dust won't be an issue:)

And I was worried about dust and heat :)

Did it work properly before? My 4R with an automatic needs to be in neutral to be shifted into low range.