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What a great trip. Thanks for the pictures! Time to get out there again.

No Drawers allows me the most versatility for day to day use. A low platform with storage underneath for sleeping would be nice on trips so you wouldn't have to unload everything to sleep inside.

The Chevy and GM trucks, blazers and suburbans have many parts that are interchangeable and are more common than the Full size Jeeps. I keep thinking about going retro to avoid all the smog hassles.

The Nissan NV Van looks interesting Travel and Adventure: The N6-Active by Roadtrek http://www.trucktrend.com/features/travel/163_1212_travel_the_n6_active_by_roadtrek/index.html Travel and Adventure: The N6-Active by Roadtrek http://www.roadtrek.com/n6_active.aspx They need to make this...

Nice Red Taco!

We didn't air down in those days much either. Ahh the joys of a 7.50 x 16 8 ply nylon tire on a wash board road or in sand and rocks. Not much improvement even if they were aired down. Radials make such a difference in ride and traction.

Thanks for the picture Lord Green. When I was at Malarimo in 1985 I was hoping to find wooden flotsam and jetson and ship wrecks but it was mostly plastic debris but I did find a whale carcass , whale bones and a life jacket and and a sou'wester rain hat. I also went out too Punta Eungina and...

Good idea Where do the other 2 people sleep? Up Top? Nash Airliner car http://phil-are-go.blogspot.com/2010/03/nash-airliner-sleeping-in-your-car-made.html In 1936, Nash introduced the "Bed-In-A-Car" feature, .. It was in this year Nash Motors introduced convertible "sleeping car" ...

What a trip! Thanks for sharing. Do you have any more pictures? I have been to Malarimo Beach once. At that time the road was hard to find. Here is a picture from a Baja trip in 1972.

Thanks for the nice trip report and pictures! That is great country! What a ride! I have hiked White Mtn Peak 2X from the locked gate.

Nice Sequoia! It looks like you and the kids had a great time in the Whites etc.

I just saw Coleman white gas at Ralph's for $13.89/gallon!

:( Why no 4x4 for the US?? European customers will be able to choose between front-, rear-, and all-wheel-drive versions of the Transit, powered by Ford's 2.2-liter Duratorq TDCi diesel inline-four. In the United States, however, only rear-wheel drive will be offered

Is it a ball and socket that comes apart, a cable or a pivot point? Then replace if it is worn. I wouldn't crimp it as it might gets stuck. I had to use bailing wire on an old Jeep's throttle to get home when that happened in the desert.

I guess you could make one Ive seen magnetic screens for the side windows. You can still roll up the windows and it makes getting in and out easy. You could make a roll up screen for the back hatch

Looks good. Gives me some ideas.

I have seen gas tanks to fit that spot in Blazers etc.. I'd try RV and Marine supply websites. This is interesting see the one for FRLR43 Def 110 2.4 36L Plastic Water Tank- Fender (2007-) http://www.frontrunner.co.za/fr_products/water_cont.php

It sounds like you know what you are doing. Have you checked these? Oxygen sensor on exhaust manifold? Gas Cap? Catalytic Converter? If it runs fine put tape over the light? LOL

Very nice addition to your fleet!

Great Pictures Crom!