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One reason I would want with towing a trailer is low profile. The FWC on a trailer looks huge. This is what we towed before we moved over to the Ram/FWC setup, our Kamparoo For us, the fridge and food was in the Cherokee, all the camp gear lived in the trailer. Worked for us, for 4 years.

Hope you have better luck then I have with my Dodge. I guess the current trend is to make everything look like it's for Zombie killing. For me the ARB is not bad but I am not a big fan of their Sahara bar look. I like the classic ARB look. The only other couple I found, that looked good and...

Having had a "pop up camper trailer" (okay a clam shell design) and currently a FWC Grandby in our truck, I don't think I would want a truck camper on a trailer. Not that it would not work but truck campers have much less room than a pop up camp trailer. A pop up trailer uses all the extra...

I think they do but I never looked into it.

I don't have an ARB awning but do have an African Outback awning (similar to a Hannibal one). Here are a couple pics I found online, Brand new in the box. Arms fold in and out and self support. No legs to touch the ground. I'm in San Diego so local pick up works. $250 PM me if interested.

Still have this fridge. Price drop to $150 Local pickup only!

My question would be, why do you still need a lift gate if you are putting a camper on? Seems like a lot of hassle to have it on for something I really don't see a use for, unless you plan to keep the camper off 90% of the time. If you do plan to keep the camper off the truck, you will want to...

Just remember, '98+ diesels in CA have to be smogged. If something "falls off" that is emission related, you could find yourself with some issues.

Alrighty then! Guess that answered that question. LOL :sombrero:

Nice write up. Currious, how is the light output? I am thinking of adding a couple backup lights to supplement the weak factory lights. It's nice that DDM is local to me but since I would only be able to test them in daylight hours if I go there, I am currious how the night time brightness...

Awesome find. I am a huge fan of '67-'72 Chevy's and am rebuilding a '68 C10 truck currently.

Here's an AWD 2005 that is being sold through ExPo. Might be right up your alley, so to say. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/69025-2005-Astro-Cargo-Van-AWD

Thought I would "fix" the map. :ylsmoke:

If you make a slight detour at Baker or even at Razor Road (There is a Shell there IIRC), you could split your F3-F4 gas stops in the middle. Can't wait for this trip!!!!

Great looking rig. Yeah, when the wife and I were on the Big Island, HI, we rented a Rubicon and I was totally amazed by the offroad performance in stock form. It was amazing and yes, electronic sway bar disconnects and lockers are awesome. For 95-98% of the areas we travel, I would really...

About the only place I have found any PPG paint chip sheets online is at http://www.tcpglobal.com/autocolorlibrary/ Select your make and year and it will bring up whatever sheet they had available for a scan. Hope that helps.

Cool deal. Sounds like the Cruiser is gettin' some lovin'. :D As for ECDD permits, do I need to get mine or will the ones you are sending in cover the group?

Nice rig and sorry to hear it needing to go. Question about the bumpers, I can't find any company regarding the front bumper. Was it something you had custom made? Definitely interested in one. Any info would be great. Thanks!

Dang it!!!! When I was looking around at digital gauges, I could not find any that worked for a '97 (non computerized). Everything I found was a '98 and later. I might have to seriously think about selling my gauges (which sucks as I am going to lose money, they were not cheap) and go with...

As I said above, that is not a picture of my truck. I already have an aftermarket radio and the aftermarket brackets basically center the radio in the opening. It's only 1.5 DIN in size so there is not much extra room anyways. No one make a bracket kit that would put the radio at the top or...