Lets see some full size pictures...

[eugene]

I bought some bolts, eye bolts, nuts, and large washers. Welded a nut to the side of the eye bolts to make a hold down for my cap so I don't have clamps to catch on everything.
My current plan is for a minimal camping setup so that is why just a cap rather than a popup camper like I had before. I'm doing most of my exploring from two human powered wheels now. So this is more storage for bike and bike parts and tools.

 

[COAKXterra]

My mom came to visit last week so took her down to Whittier, which was also my first time driving through the tunnel. Pretty cool seeing the tower (where most of town lives) and the abandoned old building from back in the day

Pretty nice drive out along the Turnagain.

 

[grummy]

I have a Domestic Full size! Sadly, it's only a 2WD, so my "expeditions" will be limited to the highway and trustworthy fire lanes. I spent the summer taking two regular high top fiberglass caps and turning into something bigger. Now winter is coming, so the fun has to wait until spring.

 

[ThundahBeagle]

Here is our Bronco :

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bye, Werner

That's a Bronco, to me. I understand that the original came about because of Ford's involvement in Jeep development. I also understand that Chevy got in the same game by simply modifying their pickup to create the Blazer, and by '78, Ford had switched from Jeep-ish design to basing the Bronco off the pickup, as Chevy had. So by the time I was 10 until I was punching 30, the Bronco was a truck, not a Jeep. So I'm partial to it this way.