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While you at it why not take off the side steps and install some type of rock rail / sliders?

I would venture to say that a "custom fabbed hot rod" type would not make the best expedition vehicle. It would be a fun rock crawler or weekender though. It also depends where you are traveling and how much tinkering you want to do. I try to keep my vehicles pretty stock except suspension...

That was an April Fool's joke in JP magazine :(

I have the Coleman Hot water on demand propane shower system and it works great. It is kind of heavy but it puts out plenty of hot water and the battery is rechargeable (110 and 12 volt) http://www.coleman.com/coleman/ColemanCom/subcategory.asp?CategoryID=2200...

Eureka Valley 1979 or 1980? Baja in 1972 w/ my Dad

Here are a few picture of the real deal Willys Expedition Wagon. Whenever I think about finding another one and restoring/modifying a Willys I look at my old pictures.

It would be great but a heck of a lot of work. We had a Willys Wagon from 1962-1981 (my dad bought it new). In my opinion in the long run you would be better off starting with a newer vehicle (disc brakes, HVAC, parts availabilty when traveling etc.) or even a new JK Rubicon. Whenever I get...

I wish Jeep would offer a "3 top" option for the Unlimited so you could have a pick-up cab as well. The roll bar makes it difficult for a pick-up cab though.

Please import them to the USA

It looks like you had a great trip did you go up the Swansea Grade side and come out at Cerro Gordo?

The old Dodge is bigger and may have the payload of the Jeep and Toyota put together. It is hard to beat a new vehicle for relaibility, safety and simple things like disc brakes, and HVAC. dont ask me how I know these things LOL A custom fabbed rig may not be the best for getting parts and so...

In KZ I would take the chains off after Easter. It depends wher you are and what kind of terrain..mud. muck ice, snow etc. Ooops I'm in So. CA Too much traction is better than no traction......

H3 at 10,000 feet in Nevada

Nice Rig I wish GM still offered 5-speed sticks in the full size rigs