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That is a nice truck. What is the inside height now? Is there an opening from teh cab to teh back of teh truck now? I would reinforce the bulkhead around the cab before cutting it out.

I wonder if 16" rims and 265x75 tires would fit? That would make it look much better

If you go around taking down existing fire rings people will just re-build them. I think existing ones are fine and people should be selective/careful when building new ones. In some areas like Anza Borrego you must bring a portable fire pan if you plan on building fires.

That looks good. Are you going to use it in your rig or unload it for use? How are the legs going to be set up? How much do you think it will weigh when fully loaded?

Maybe shampoo it well it and spray it off at a high pressure spray and wash car wash.??

Some of the ways I try to stay clean include: Wipes, wash cloth and hot water, water in a bucket, water from a gerry can on the roof, portable Coleman shower (on long trips), streams, and hot springs (the best). Also some campgrounds and RV parks offer hot showers for about $3. Truck stops...

I know but Jeep should stick to what they know best! Wrangler Liberty Grand Cherokee There are plenty of car like SUVs out there

Why don't they just make more 4 door Unlimiteds and Rubicons?

Great Trip and Pictures I'm sure you Dad and Son had a great time!!

Take out the back seat (seat back and bottom) and see what length you have. You can fill in the foot well space with gear etc. or cut a pice of plywood and make a shelf to fill in the gap. I have done something similar in my H3 for camping trips. I have room for tools and gear under the...

It depends what your future plans for traveling are. I would say the 4-door jeep (if a hardtop) would be more practical. You said you like driving the Jeep more so??? Try to keep both as long as possible and hope you get a job soon. Both rigs are pretty new so you will loose $$ when you...

Thanks Dr. Moab Those Willys Wagons were great trucks. It brings back many good memories My Dad bought one new in 1962 and we had it for years.

Good for comfort but you still need some insulation (closed cell foam) between you and the ground. look at backpacking pads Take a look at an extra large (LxW) Thermarest pad. They roll up pretty small and self inflate (sort of).

I don't like LCD screens in the bright sunlight. I still wanted to have a view finder as well as an LCD screen so I went with a Cannon PowerShot A110IS (4x zoom and 12.1 mega pix). It is small and takes great pictures and if good on hikes or on my belt but I still bring my DSLR camera on long...

nwoods Thanks for finding it on Hulu!

That Road Hippo looks great I have thought of that sort of thing but with a small Airstream trailer. If it was skid mounted you could remove it and still use the base truck as a truck.

Try a roof rack if you need more storage space?

It actually looked like the slide was pretty controlled. The vehicle recovered and didn't flip over. I wouldn't like to try that test in my TJ :)

Can you sleep in the back of your Taco? Try a 4-person Dome tent (free standing makes it easier to set up). Go to a place like REI where you can set up the tent and check it out Thermo rest pads are great (they make a coupling device to keep the pads from sliding apart. (chaise loung foam...

CA Poppies The poppies were out in full bloom today in the Antelope Valley. Little Rock Dam is full and you could see snow on Mt. Baldy , San Gorgonio, and San Jacintio!! http://www.desertusa.com/wildflo/ca.html