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My little Raider in a found spot.

I have a similar story, but need not go in to too many details. Suffice it to say, I was outside my LUV 4x4 already and physically held it from rolling from the slanted driveway toward traffic on the 4 lane street I lived along. There was never a good break in traffic to let the truck go, it...

Okay:sombrero:

...eventually... Ray, what about the SWB? A Gen III Uwharrie truck would be cool to see...

The cat plugged on our first Montero, just enough to limit the exhaust flow, melt the exhaust manifold and two valves, and burn the hood from the bottom side. The repair cost was almost the purchase price of the Montero, wife without car for 1 week made me no friends.

I made up a simple Excel file that covers my needs, but this link looks pretty good.

When I put 33s on my Nissan kingcab, I ran 9.5s in front and 12.5s in the rear. I liked the combo very much, gave the muscle truck appearance and provided enough traction on my geo-jobs. I still like the staggered appearance.

Sure likin' some of the Gen I 2-door, like the flared rallye trucks. :)

No affiliation: http://redding.craigslist.org/for/2719357348.html 1985 mkt-85 military field kitchen all complete with full screen and canvass sides, six vent roof, all propane with hot water heater. new 8.25-20 military tires, hydrolic brakes. Titan hitch so it uses a standard 2" ball, Fun...

Ray, your wheelstands and flexing look pretty rad!

Any progress updates?

Looks like you had fun in the old haunts. We did that route dry in our LUV 4x4 twice, one in the snow with my Dodge dually. :sombrero:

A yard near me has a chrome Jaos unit on a 1996 Montero LS, asking $150 for it. With a phone number, I can forward a picture to you.

Several Monty owners carry 35" spares on the door, and there are examples of LR ladders mounted up if you search.

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Hmm, posted the picture I took of Brian's rig on our trip to Kyburz. Guess my pics are out there to be found. :ylsmoke: Here are some other detail shots: Looks so HOT! :chef: Russell

Bump...even at 8 mpg

This is something to find local, say at a professional wrecking yard.

For you folks with these large, bulky campers: Ford has the F450 and F550 available with all the same elements as the F250/350 but more appropriate GVWs. They are not available as SRW; however, you can change that with Alcoa and other similar super single wheels. No air bags will be needed for...

I have two (2) Conferr spring-loaded Jerry can holders. They bolt to a flat surface and hold the cans by the handles and lip along the bottom. I've had them about 17 years, moved them around with us numerous times. PM me if they seem needed and we can make arrangements.