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I use those in my Jeep under the rear platform. One for food, one for pots, pans and small stove and I have a cooler the same size.

Looks good. add a leaf The fuel alone should weigh about 250-280lbs.

Next a Ural with a sidecar?

Great find! Didn't some come with a larger rear gear too? Now you need a doggie seat. You can sit on the back too LOL!

Caravan Campers in Reno, NV uses a product called Zolatone to coat the isnside of their metal camper shells. It is probably for sound/vibration dampening rather than insulation ? Zolatone http://www.zolatoneaim.com/20-series ZOLATONE 20 Series is the perfect OEM and refinish product because of...

Here are a few pictures of the 255 x 75 x 17 on my 4 Runner. I would prefere a 16" rim and a 75 series tire so I would have more sidewall height.

Wait till a big rain or hail storm LOL Bring some ear plugs. Maybe you could find a roofing company that sprays the foam on roof tops and get it done at a job site? I'm sure it wouldn't cost much as they probably had the empty the spray gun at the end of the day:)

255 x 17 x 75 are availble in Goodyear MTRs and GSA I have that size Goodyear MTR on my 4 Runner and they are great.

They work pretty well. Just keep a window cracked open. No sleeping pills needed!

Slowly? Nice Rig though

Super Bowl Bacon Explosion http://gardenandgun.com/blog/super-bowl-bacon-explosion Looks Yummy!

If it doesn't leak oil and smell like burnt 90wt it doesn't count. Also a real Land Rover should require Girling brake fluid. Of course a spare tire on the hood and rear door and a tropical sunroof help idnetify a real Land Rover.

In my opinion.. Knowing the use/abuse my tires get.... When my tires/carcasses are done and worn out I wouldn't want anyone else to to ride on them. Maybe in a dual wheel application or off road only but not at high speed.

Nice work! Can you use it in the van if needed?

Nice find. I like the Colt engraving and the logo on the grips I have seen similar vuntage S&W 38s

Thanks for the trip report and great photos. That is wonderful county! How do you like your Tundra?

Shovel then a highlift jack if going solo.

A sledge and pick are nice too. Now days I carry a small bow or folding saw, Estwing Fireside Friend a shovel and a highlift jack. The Fireside Friend doubles as an axe, hatchet and small sledge hammer Estwing Fireside Friend http://www.estwing.com/product.php?product_id=1400

Lupinsea, Looks good. I made a shelf in the back of my TJ that rests on top of the wheel wells. The height is high enough so small action packers and ice chest can fit under the shelf.