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Is that the Munster's new 4x4?

"Readily available" is probably regional thing. 235x75x16" and 285x75x16" size tires are probably easier to find than some exotic 20" low profile tires when in rural areas.

Nice work What does it do to the Ford warranty?

I hope you can get the 6-speed with the AWD. I could be a good snow car? Have you hear of the MINI Beachcomber Concept SUV? http://www.eurotuner.com/news/eurp_0912_mini_beachcomber_concept_suv/index.html

very common.. ease off the gas and try to go straight when engaging the locker. Also don't try to engage the lockers with the wheels spinning.

Bring your tools :)

You could use old 1-gallon Coleman white gas cans?

Time is Money and Money is Time. That is why I boughty a new TJ Rubicon when they came out.

Maybe look into velcro type(rather than laces) of walking/tennis shoe that are adjustable if your feet swell? They might have something here? http://www.firststreetonline.com/shop.aspx

"freedom of choice" is the key with lockers It is nice to control the locker yourself. Sometimes on ice/snow it is nice to run unlocked.

What type of rig do you have? IFS front end? A leveling kit may just be spacers "hocky pucks" under the front coils. Some vehicles have the nose down rake so that when loaded the vehicle sits level.

Great job that how they should have made that year 2dr Tahoe in the first place.

that looks nice With you LJ you will have lots more room

Selectable lockers would be my preference.

Bring a highlift jack and a shovel and use common sense. I would say sand would be your biggest problem speaking from experience. Try to stay on graded roads and you should be fine.

I agree. Not to bad for a stock vehicle and with a Toyota engineer pushing hard. It was a good thing they had the side skid rails though!

Thanks for the update.

Sardines?

stimpy13 How do you like your Sierra?

You can check out this for more info. http://www.clubhummeroffroad.com/ An H2 will stick out and may attract unwarrented attention and comments from Hummer haters etc.