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Located in New York state from the license plate? Or elsewhere?

To get this thread back on track; here is mine. Homebrew: .75" .065 wall square tube. 1/8" mounting tabs with Grade 8 hardware 4 Yakima 1A mount per side, with SKS lock 74"x52" with 4" sides .75" Expanded metal flooring

Well, good advice or not, but I just returned from a trip to Mexico with 2 surplus NATO cans in my LC. No fume, no weird expansions from altitude or heat. Went from snowing in Flagstaff at 7000' to 75* weather in MX, through PHX and Tucson.

Aside from the great people, and good work that Carlos is doing, this is the other "item" that I have taken away from this trip: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4768306570389517340#docid=-3953230047921452565

I've ran 235/85/16 BFG ATs on my WJ, on stock 16x6.5 wheels, and loved them. On a trip to snow country last year(when I was still in CA), my WJ only had 2WD due to a front driveshaft failure. With snow chains, these tires were able to cut through 3' of snow, and get me into where I needed. I am...

Well, after an 800 mile road trip from Flagstaff to Imuris, SON, MX, I am pleased with the tires. The road noise is no worse than any other MT out there, and I experienced no odd vibrations on the highway, and they performed as expected on the backrods of the Rancho we were working at. They've...

This was such a great trip! The hospitality of Carlos, and helping to further his dream was simply amazing. El Rancho Aribabi was a part of the world, and an ecosystem, that I had never seen before, and it was fun to be building the future there. I learned a lot about the challenges he faces by...

Or man pan as I call it. Mexican soda bread.

They were good, but even better was the grilled carne asada and pan de hombre on saturday night.

Yes it was; I was helping the Overland Society. http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32859

So, on my recent trip, I had some of these: Camped here for a while: And did a lot of this, for a great group:

Where did that come from dude? For those that are not in the know on there, we are dealing with diesel 105 series:

Yes, albeit temporarily. I'll fill you in later on it all.

If no one does have one locally, may I suggest Ho and company at Expedition Exchange in Torrance, CA? Good people to deal with, just make sure you know what you want when you go to their shop, otherwise you end up walking out with way more stuff than you need.

That is exactly what it is. Dave is awesome though and had me a new part by today. I think the PO put the wrong size nut(13mm OD instead of the 12mm like everything else) and when we torqued it properly, the thing stipped out.

Dude...trailer hitch...not awning pole.

Why would Abby be tied up to your awning pole? I don't think the wife would approve.

Well, after doing a torque check after a week or so of driving, I ended up with this: The new stud will be in on friday. I also discovered the source of my coolant ooze...hairline cracks in the radiator.

From the response I got, these are the UZJ105s...not 70 series vehicles.