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Production and sales Year Production Domestic sales Export sales 1982 16,930 8,059 7,023 1983 33,605 8,076 25,886 1984 41,422 9,176 32,341 1985 59,770 11,770 49,249 1986 87,252 16,636 70,594 1987 89,456 22,170 67,021 1988 107,157 25,225 79,699 1989 116,883 36,483...

I did too..lol But I was about 6 years old..:sombrero:

One of my favorites!

BUT why would you mount the winch in that area instead of where you have it now? My reasoning was more against having it in that area.

Got mine installed. Now all the ladies can't keep their eyes off me.... Or my snorkel.... :jump:

Why is that? Would that even be an option for you with the bumper you have?

Nice choices sir.

You better hurry before she changes her mind! I don't know if you saw my threadbuild, but I have a link in there for a good snorkel for 160. Check it out quick. Go ahead an order you a winch too! You can get the bumper after the winch and she can't say anything... Cause you need it for the winch...

Those jeepers should be careful crossing water and letting it splash. I can't tell you how many times I've seen them intake water from the smallest of puddles. The intake inlet is too vulnerable. Looks like you had some fun!

Yeah, if you had a ladder frame under there to do a body lift I'd say to lift it first. Since you don't, I don't really think it will matter though. Are you making this more for show or go?

K, cause I remember seeing the guard on some previous photos. So, you have a good reason to keep the steps then. lol

Not if I got to it first!!! lol :wings:

I am sure that 91 montero is comfy, reliable, and excellent off road for 500 less than a Trooper. With only 130k it is just now getting broken in. Initial investment in my 2nd Gen Montero was 1500. With all I have done to mine, I have under 4000 invested to include 5 33 inch KM2s that accounted...

That's why you get rock sliders. Go here http://www.trail-gear.com/rock-sliders get the 67" ones and get gussets. should cost 209 for both plus shipping. :victory: That's what's going on my rig next.

Good to see your rig on some nice MTs. Nice and clean! Not sure if you are aware of this, but taking those side steps off gives you a bit more clearance and you wont have to worry about breaking them. Easy to do if it is something that interest you, pending your wife (if you have one) will let...

How much money and wrench turning did they have to do after they spent less than $1000? I know for a fact an XJ stock isn't all that rugged as far as the diffs and axles go.(after turning wrenches some years after ETS from the Army) I know the inline 6 is a good engine depending on year model...

If it were me, I'd get a first generation Xterra. Very stout and easy to work on if needed, handle well on road and off. Very capable with a good amount of room. They are built on a ladder frame and have a good aftermarket for them. People in the rear seats get to see well as the back seats are...

Purple stuff and water. It's easy, I've done it at least 21 times.

Action shots.

Some I got today on a nice and cold trail run. It started snowing so bad on the way home, it was very difficult to see. It was dark too which made matters worse. Dont mind me acting like an ape btw or my woman saying hello.