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Maybe there is a spacer lift for the front??

Good Tip I marinate/season my steaks ahead of time in a ziplock bag so they are ready for the grill.

Let us know if it will be repeated or viable on line etc.

I saw it on the Speed Channel yesterday. What a great trip and test of the trucks and equipment in the deep snow.

Thanks for the nice review I like my Coleman water heater too. It is kind of heavy and bulky but great on long trips. I used a 3 gallon bucket for the water supply and just let the water from the shower wand recirculate in the bucket while washing so I don't have to turn on and off the heater.

Is that your backpacking tent :) Nice set up but not for nomads on the move. Great for a week at one spot

I have an Igloo MaxCold 50 http://www.igloocoolers.com/products/FullSize/MaxCold/214/ and it works great. You can also add an exterior layer of foam around the cooler for extra insulation. Has anyone tried dry ice?? It might be too cold and freeze everything

Can you put in a newer series engine with OHV? Some older Jeeps had the similar valve set up with the intake valves are in the head, and the exhaust valves in the block. The F Head engine

Having run old and new rigs I would say it depends on how good a mechanic you are and the type of vehicle it is. Most of all you should enjoy tinkering and repairing your vehicle if you are running an older rig. If you have an older rig that keeps letting you down I would avoid solo trips...

Bring an ice chest and eat the most perishable food first. Sometimes I'll freeze steaks and other food so it acts as ice and eat it on day 2 or 3. Often our last day will be non perishable food.

My Jeeps have been 100% reliable. A few water leaks and a few other issues but no major problems. I can't speak for the V6 engine in the JK but the 4.0L was bulletproof. The electronics on the starters and alternators were from and Asian county. It's a Jeep thing! Lets see what Fiat does with...

Looks like it might be air cooled? Nice winch too!

When "dry" desert camping I use paper plates, bowls and paper towells and teflon pots and pans that clean up easy with paper towels. We try to grill most dinners so that makes clean up easy. All paper waste gets burned in the campfire. Hot water and camp suds in the frying pan to was the pan...

That looks like a great camper set up. Is the bed on a Raptor F150 the same width as a regular 150? They say the track is 6=7" wider

Now that is roughing it! Nice work on the Sauna!

Are you talking about an regular JK or an Unlimited JK? I think Kilby make a metal box/platform that goes in the back of an Unlimited in place of the rear seat.

Those Special Forces trucks are great!

In the USA I think one of the simplest new 4x4 vehicles is a Jeep Wrangler. Besides being fuel injected it still has as simple drive train with manual trans and transfer case with no electric or vacuum front axle accuator systems. Then a Dodge diesel 4x4 with a 6-speed manual? Any others in...

the dual fuel stove and lanterns are nice because you can use the gas from your ring if you run out of white gas. You can connvert an old stove to propane if you want. I kept my old Coleman gear but have upgraded to propane. It is cleaner and hotter.

Break them in around town and change the fluids before hitting the road on your big trip.