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FYI, the exterior plywood to use is called OSB - it's often used for making signs that sit outside. It's inexpensive, and the adhesive used to hold it all together is a resin, so it's going to hold moisture at bay very well. CDX, another type of sheet good, would be okay if you waterproof it...

Oh Captain My Captain: I'm moving forward with this mod. Care to share how you sealed the tank after cutting the hole in the top? Use a hack saw to make the hole? How's it sealed up? VERY curious. Muchas gracias. Marko D.

Like the finer things. Like KC said, not a clean truck to speak of. Any idea what color it is? :)

Shameless, gutless, yellow-bellied plug coming...... Read all about it in JPFreek Magazine June/July 2007, by a certain dude whom you might know. :) Otherwise, yes, you need to get down there and drive this trail yourself. Nothing that a fridge and a full tank of gas can't handle.

Bummer. Sorry to hear you totally lost out. Good lock with the sale. FWIW, do these UCAs offer increased travel? I can't use 'em, but someone with the right vehicle might want to know. Keep on keepin' on.

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Damn! They went out of business? When did that happen?

Ha! Clever idea to introduce yourself with the 3 pieces of gear you love.

My dad has that size on his Rover: Sorry it's not a better photo to show the width. They're skinny little suckers, kinda like the last kid to get picked in PE. Nevertheless, 235/85 is very expeditiony.

SWR: Standing Wave Ratio More of a story than a definition, but this might help: In the past - and with my knowledgable HAM radio buddy as my aide - we'd cut the antenna in question to "tune it" for the frequency at hand (most often 144Mhz). We'd install it, then put the SWR meter on it to...

Plywood, coated in Herculiner. Full extension ball bearing drawer slides... basic cabinet construction. 36" deep, total of 3 drawers.

Whoa. Look how slick this sucker is. Clean work.

Justin, I was just slobbering over your gorgeous tire carrier bumper by Jeeperman, so I looked up the website. It appears they, too, are closing down. http://www.jeeperman.com/. Total shame.

Oh there was an 80. Compliant. I understand KC was snowed in all weekend.

Wahoo! Someone made the thread. Gracias. I like that shot of all the girls laughing. I'll get some photos up in a couple of days. :arabia: When does any trip goes as planned?

I rented that 17-40L two weeks ago and had a blast. My reaction with wide zooms like this is to simply leave it at 17mm and have a ball, taking advantage of the widest angle. Of course, I was shooting with a film camera so the wide angle I got was the full shebang. That's what I loved about...

We've come so far, haven't we? :snorkel: And now we go farther. Safari has produced a unit for the late model Frontier. :smileeek:

Ah, geesh fellas. Let's just get to the source, ol' Doc Brown himself: "No, no, no. This sucker's electrical, but I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity I need."

That happened to me once. Got a ticket for it, too. Don't ask. Whatever Wendy did, it was an upgrade . . .