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That is almost unbelieveable:Wow1: , we bought an 01 new that now has 190K. The best we've ever got was 18-19. The poor mileage is justified in my mind b/c the only mechanical failure ever has been the fuel pump.:) edit: please don't discuss miles per tank, it makes me want to kill people...

Sorry offtopic, those nets are cool, did you make them?

What is your budget? I have big (10x10)coleman dome and a smaller Mountain hardware, 3 man, 3 season. If the weather will be bad, I take the MH. For warm, summer camping, I like the roomy Coleman. The MH was ~$350, the coleman ~$100.

You are hardcore:) I'd have been tempted to drive over that one and come back with a chain saw.

I thought it looked sketchy until I saw that the tailgate is supported with a wood block:)

I'd have to agree, I'd really like a solid, reliable, skid plated TJ on 31s Are you saying the sticker on my front fender means I'm gay... that explains a lot:)

If you are going for looks, you gotta trade for the yj. TJs have that doe-eyed, cutesy look. The yj is strictly built for business and that business is kicking ******.:) Round headlights are for metrosexuals anyhow:shakin: We've had gun control, manual vs. auto trannies and now TJ vs.YJ...

It appears to be 1/2 off MSRP rather than 1/2 off their regular prices:(

Slightly off topic and I'm not trying to be antagonistic but have you guys ever seen a rope fail? I'm really only familiar with static rope used for caving/rapalling. The ropes I've used are routinely wet and muddy, then that mud is ground into the cover with rapall devices and toothed...

I am eager to see your build, I've used ford f250 shock mounts on several jeeps. They are cheap and very heavy duty. I just weld them onto the frame. This is the part #E5TZ-18183-A. HTH photo coutesy of classic broncos

Why would you listen to your wife when you can get all the advice you need right here on this forum???:) I'm a fan of sch40 for skids, I don't have any proof but it seems to dent less than dom in my experience. I would incorporate a step into the wrap around too.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ZAA099-570-525.html $13.47 seems like a good deal. Can anyone tell me about the round nozzle issue? Is that a problem?

He is trying hard, it seems like every few months I see something like this in the news.:(

Don't scout II have D44s front and rear? That is a cool truck, they are all rusted away near me, definitely unique:)

It looks like Rendell's gun control bill got voted down:) http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSN2018114020071120

Well, this thread just got interesting:)

If it's a typical trailor spindle, the bottom is ~4.125 to 4.250. Mine stuck thru the bottom side of the bumper just enough to get a nice bead on it. HTH edit: never mind, you asked for OD, I think I used a 1" holesaw for the bumper

Nice work!:) Is there an access hole on the passenger side also? Is there a divider in the middle or just the hump?

Awesome! keep the pics coming:) Do you have the inside layed out like a camper or is it still 14 passenger?

Where are you? I'd like to swing by for some packing lessons:)