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What is your budget? Why not just get a 4x4 pick-up? Maybe a Toyota. I can sleep in my H3.

Has anyone thought of wrapping copper tubing around the exhuast system/cat to make some hot water? I enjoy my Coleman portable hot water machine because it is not attached to the vehicle.

Here are a few ideas http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9034&highlight=drawers http://www.adventuretrailers.com/drawer.html

Maybe you could make the whole tent and sleeping platform slide out like a drawer for a quick set up?

Fiat should keep the Jeep brand "Jeep-like" and avoid making cars like the Patriot and the Compass. The Panda is fine but why call it a Jeep? There are plenty of good car like 4x4 SUVs (Subaru, VW Tiguan, Rav 4 etc.) around. For awhile Jeep couldn't keep up with the demand for the 4 door JK...

All I can say is Fix It Again Tony I wonder if it is "Trail Rated"? I hope they offer it with a Rubicon package. Maybe I'll hang on to my TJ with the 4.0L

Wow that looks great. Very versatile and practicle!! You could add some roll down screen side windows for buggy nights. If you put a 45 degree angle plate on the leading edge or your rack maybe some of the branches wouldn't get hung up?? Maybe I should get a Power Wagon :)

I wish they would make a pop up top for the Jeep JK 4-door

I have some old "Ginsu" steak knives in my camping kitchen but also have other special purpose "blades" around camp.

Some sort of a shelf with padding and carpet works good for dogs. What about the front seat area? You can put stuff on the floor and have a larger area in the front and use the back for gear?

I hope they offer it with a 5-speed stick. That front skid plate looks like it would get hung up on stuff when backing up and would hurt if you hit your head in it while under the vehicle.

Lookin Good!

A trailer hitch reciever can work too.

It looks like you have your work cut out for you. What is your estimated time line and budget$$?

the capacity is only 2,200 lbs compared to 7,000 for the hight lift

Make it a 4x4 please

You can also paint a water container black and leave it on the roof rack and have warm water at the end of the day (assuming the sun shines). With a short length of hose you can have a gravity fed shower.

Maybe some hubcaps and tail fins?

Sweet I'd keep the retro look but go with Toyota wheels

At OSH I found a rubber backed carpet runner that was 24" wide that I used for a cargo shelf in my H3.