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Congrats! But if I were you I'd put the cup holder someplace more accessible... :ylsmoke:

Serviceable Spicer all the way for me.

Yes I did! They came yesterday (water jerry cans). They are tougher than I thought too. If this is any indication of how the fuel cans are, I just may have to order some fuel jerry cans!

heat water up in one of these: http://thuleracks.molnaroutdoor.com/cgi/display.cgi?item_num=0001mb with a campstove and pump it out with one of these: http://www.survivalstore.com/r7s10lab2.html Cheaper and more reliable...:costumed-smiley-007

Well, OK... if I have to buy the finished project so you can start another, so be it... :bowdown:

I totally agree with this post. I have a 94 rangie and I love it. The 4.2 has plenty of power to push the 285/75R16's up a hill at 65mph in 3rd gear at 3200 rpms fully loaded with the family. It has plenty of power to cruise at 75mph at 2200 rpms on the freeway. The one thing I do like about...

Keep us posted on Brigade QM. I already have two and want two more.:elkgrin:

maintenance records? CO? any rust? any major work done at 90K miles? check out lrrforums.com for more feedback.

LOL... can you say "ouch"?:Wow1:

TeriAnn you have GOT to attend mendo joe-lucas-not-a-rally this year!:littlefriend: I, for one, will not tolerate missing you and Granny swapping war stories about the original Lazy Buggers! Please PM me. :wavey:

No worries, did not view it as a rant. But you are absolutely correct about everything you stated. We are heading out on a 6 day trip and I wanted to be as environmentally friendly as possible just in case, planning for the worst so to speak. So this Dr. Bronner's stuff... will my wife like...

wow, that is a sweet setup!:chowtime:

Come on, seriously... $4.25 for two rolls of biodegradable TP? Someone please tell me the best place to get biodegradable TP. I usually follow the "pack it in, pack it out" philosophy but sometimes you find yourself in situations where that is not always possible so I would like to be...

As long as they seal good, then use a Super Siphon, should be no problem... post up the link!

With a family the size of 6 (Suzi & I with 4 kids...:sombrero: ) I usually have to put stuff on the roof. But I limit that type of travel to paved and fireroads. If I am traveling offroad, it is usually only my wife, daughter & I or the boys & I. Because of this, I am saving up for an offroad...

sweet... call you at 8:05am... :costumed-smiley-007

Mike - how early can I call you tomorrow? I get up at 3:00am for work... no I won't call you that early!:yikes: Is 9:00am good? I live a little over an hour from SF.

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Rob - great looking truck, good decision going with an '04 over the '03. Maybe someday you can make it down to California and we can take you on some of the Sierra Nevada trails.

LOL... yeah, Yorker is right. But you can still get the non-CARB fuel cans here in the Republik of California. You just have to find a place that will sell them to you for vehicle restoration purposes. I can't remember where I got mine but will post as soon as I do. I think the CARB cans...