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View from Submarine Rock on Broken Arrow, Sedona AZ Copper Ridge near Prescott AZ Meadow near Munds Park AZ View of the "Fountain" of Fountain Hills AZ from near 4 Peaks Snow on Broken Arrow trail, Sedona AZ

Wow, there are tons of awesome rigs in this thread. Here are some pics of my 07 Nissan Nismo Frontier CC 4x4. Keep the pics coming, I love seeing all these Nissans!

Trail mix, which I usually make my self (walnuts, pecans, penuts, almonds, cranberries, raisins, chocolate, sunflower seeds, cashews). Beef jerky, dried fruits, bananas, apples, nectarines, Odwalla bars (good stuff just expensive), granola bars, lots of water and the occasional Gatorade. I...

Geez... I could spend a lifetime photographing CO, and would be as happy as a pig in a mud pit doing so. In my 5 yrs living in AZ I am finding it to be the same.

Near Silverton CO

Wow... Tons of great pics here! Thanks for sharing everyone! I will post some up when on my home computer.

Absolutely! High temps for the day in the area were around 52 with only a very slight breeze, can't ask for much better than that! Did the entire trail with the windows down. :)

Good point. The vinyl should only be used between the cable and roof and not between the magnet and the roof. The magnet already has a vinyl covering preventing metal to metal contact. If only a strip were used to cover the area prone to wear from the cable, I can't imagine it would effect the...

Yea, I promise you the cleanest and only spot on my truck with out scratches is under that magnet HAHA! I installed the CB and the antenna like a week after I got the truck. The antenna mount has only moved once, when I decided to see what it looked like under there.

You're welcome! :sombrero: The steel whip needs to be bottomed out in the magnet mount base each time for everything to work correctly. So, as long as you tuned the antenna this way then you just need to make sure you bottom out the steel whip each time and you are good to go. That is another...

I have that exact antenna on both the Frontier and the FJ. Really good antenna. About the set screw... I went out and bought a longer set screw that has a deeper socket. This way I can really crank down on it without the worry of striping it. If you use thread lock make sure you get the...

I really like this area too. Especially since I can get there in under an hour from my door step. There is also lots of great camping to be had in the area as well. The mine seems to be breaking down faster and faster. Partially due to the no-talent-MMM-clowns that are helping it along. That's...

Absolutely beautiful pics! I love that trail. It is still my favorite trail in AZ just for the views and scenery. Looks like you guys had a good time out there. The D80's are amazing cameras. Good work and thanks for sharing!

Here are some scenery pics from the day. Lighting was kinda bad but it gives you an idea of how beautiful it is out there.

Since all of our plans got completely hosed the past weekend the lady friend and I decided to head out to Sunflower Mine and since the FJ did not have near enough pin stripping, we decided to take it. She did all the driving and I did nothing more than sit back and enjoy the scenery and the...

^^^ Beautiful pics!! :luxhello:

This is great Lance! I can't wait to see what you guys put together and what a great reason to do so. That was very cool what your son did, give him a pat on the back. As for help, I know nothing about Rovers specifically, but I can turn a wrech and I am always willing to lend a hand if ever...

It appears the "pot of gold" at the end of the rainbow is a black Cadillac Escalade mall crawler. I am now very disappointed and in which case no longer interested in the "pot of gold" :sombrero: Nonetheless what a great capture. Too bad it was taken through the windshield.

x2!!! Greg is a good guy and always willing to answer questions and give advise. I have had many a phone converstations with him about my Frontier.

Thanks for the great info Mike! Awesome news... You are going to love those ICONs. Everyone I talk to say they are worth every penny and more.