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600$?!? That's not bad at all. Shovelling coal, well, as long as I have a back left once I get there. Wonder how much to ship to Oz...

Brent's and Carltons are quite nice. Then again they used the Calmini kit. Fairly easy to do as well.

Those are pretty sweet looking. Even if they are partial Jeeps. :D

Safe riding partner! Have fun and get some great shots.

I teach at a local high school and I hear 'nuff 'bout bling from them.

Only chrome I have is on the grill hidden behind lights and solenoid. Who knows, maybe I'll pull it off one day and paint it to match the sliders - blackout!

I don't know about the coils in the rear for load purposes but definitely a diesel. If Nissan were ever to bring the Patrol, both cab and ute platforms, to the US, complete with the 4.2TD, things'll get really interesting.

That's pretty good! With my 33's I reckon that the speedo's off about eight to ten percent off. With those margins I'm usually getting 14.1 to 14.3 when I'm lucky and the wife isn't driving! She's gotta lead foot!

Looks like a Ford Super Duty. At least the grill does. Yep, many will be produced down here in San Antonio.

This may be a dumb question but how do people like that make a living? How do they afford food and the like? I know they have sponsors but...I'm confused. If I could I'm sure Cyndi might be up for some of that stuff. At least once the baby gets bigger.

Nice looking rig and good reading!

Scott, If you need some input on problems and their solutions concerning Xterra's and Pathfinders, I'm a moderator over on a Nissan board. www.nissanoffroad.net Visit and look around. I may have a Fronty but I don't recall any major problems with Xterra's that couldn't be fixed by most...

Welcome fellow Nissan! Nice looking X and sweet pic.

Saw a show where they took box stock Power Wagons to Moab. I was very impressed with the flex they have when the electronically controlled sway bar is disconnected! Also showed up in 4WParts magazine too.

Yeah, I've already broken one torsion bar and when Stormy started taking a bow, I began cringing. Wifey would not like to have another repair this summer!

Just a little update...ARB bumpers do NOT like to winch from directly below the bumper. Fortunately the bumper just slipped in the slots and didn't bend. My dad had driven some 3/4" rebar about 18"-20" into the ground and I used my M8000 to pull them out. Holy crap did it pull the front end...

Nice looking rig!

Thank you very much! You guys have some sweet Taco's as well! Looking forward to meeting everyone sometime soon. Would love to get to NM soon as well. :ylsmoke:

Scott is your rig your daily driver? Also where did you find that shovel holder? Pretty nifty lil device. Thank you for that link to NM trails! I found that several months ago before my computer croaked and I lost all email addresses and links. Just FYI while viewing the pix, an error...

Where can I go to find some of the NM locations? All I ever hear about are in CO, AZ, CA, or along the east coast.