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I would strongly suggest Britax. They are great, have roll support and side impact protection. After doing the Graco thing with my son and switching with my daughter I almost felt bad we had put my son it the Graco. Also of note is that the Britax is much shorter front to back which for many...

Yes Ceramic filters are best in such areas which can be easily cleared and cleaned paper ones are next to useless as everyone in our group found out on our last trip in there. GREAT pics and great area to explore!!

Great looking place Will wish you all the success in the world!! I will plan on coming out.

Love the Fox awning, Christo!! As far as drivers/ passengers/ center thing goes...I have has all three and it's never been a problem and that's with 35" spare. :peepwall: Besides what properly built 100 doesn't have a rear view camara???:ylsmoke:

I went with the national luna system which I really like.....but unless I missed it you are going to have to relocate your washer bottle so look at sleeoffroad for there kit to relocate you washer bottle behind your air cleaner. good luck.

Nope..no way..not even close:friday:

Hard to say....80's these days are going for STUPID low prices and miles are high. Mods are always interesting in resale they don't add that much to the value depends if they are mods you would do. With mine it seems every mod I have now ripped out and redone so for me it would have been...

Nice build up!! Love to see an 80 built. I love the water tank, just don't know where I would put it (we always have two labs in the back on the drawer system). What size is your tent? We are similar situations with kids I have a almost 3yo and 1 1/2yo so it has slowed the exploration and...

Yes...but anything for the camera. My wife said do it again I need to get a better angle. :smiley_drive: :elkgrin:

Well I got some upload from CB We took a short trip up Gunsight pass and found some water to play in. do you notice anything odd about this photo? My mom doing her first stream crossing....my dad wasn't up to driving. she did GREAT:princess: Even the OLD man enjoyed the water...

Next just down from Engineer Pass we found our dream cabin:grinpimp::grinpimp: Then on to Lake City, a nice little town with very little food and LARGE NO DOG signs on all grass areas...so the dogs stayed in the back and the kids enjoyed the run of the town Then on to Crested Butte...

And up to Engineer

Great views on the Road back "million dollar hwy" Day 4 in RWD we headed off to Crested Butte via Silverton and Animas Forks and then over Engineer Pass and through Lake City At Animas Forks we took a right rather than left and ended up on California Pass... Wouldn't be CSC...

Finding out what the steps are about My Dad and Mom finding out what the steps are about...and enjoying the white knuckle veiw The infamous ROCK...now pushed to the outside but quite a squeeze bridal veil falls....always wanted to climb this in the winter and never got the...

Liam and Emma had fun running around Silverton Day 3 We got an early start and headed over to Black Bear pass. The plan was to do BB and Imogene pass but since the drive shaft went out and I took it out at Telluride and it was raining and the natives were restless we took the long way...

More from Clear lake Cruiser enjoying the tundra Day 2 Sunday was spent on the Historic Durango and Silverton train. My son loves trains and we all had a great day

Well we got back from Colorado last night (hope everyone going to Payette didn't get caught in horrible traffic there was miles of stopped traffic getting into Payson.) It was a long drive back from Crested Butte about 14hrs. This was a great if bittersweet trip. We had a good time and...

Great pics....we are headed up there the last week in August.. CANT WAIT:26_7_2: :jump:

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Looking nice Scott!! I couldn't get the wife to go for a 100 but we did get an FJ. Havent seen you around in awhile...I will be moving back to scottsdale here soon, since I am working there now.