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That was a fun trip!!

Oh, For some reason I was thinking that was a poster....

Remember when... someone, who was it... that was making the RME Caladar, was it Skytone?

That's really cool, the cruiser is in there :cool:

Started working on the CJ and realized I still had these, stored them in the jeep. BTT

Should have mentioned, I'm looking for a builder. Thanks,

I'm kind of looking for a late 60's early 70's 351 W or C. Not looking to spend a lot, but am looking for a complete or close to it engine. Thanks,

FWIW, When I was looking to have Double R build my trailer I too was looking at a 30-32' trailer. Their recommendation was to have 3 axles if you are at 30'+ and also suggested gooseneck or fifth wheel hitch type.

I have a 28' trailer that I had them make. set aside what extras I had them do, comparably they are a much better built trailer than most mentioned above. That being said, they are also a heavier trailer right out of the box.

Take a look at Double R trailer in Nampa ID. They build to order, fully custom. I have now purchased two and they are built very well.

Depending on what happens with the storm that is suppose to come in Saturday, My family what's to take me wheeling for my B Day this saturday. Daughter is a newbie so I might run up rattle and drive around 5 mile. I drive a green JL, honk or say hi if you see us :cool:

I'm wondering as to why? Is the weight that big of a deal, I mean I get it for a dedicated rock crawler, but isn't your jeep a daily driver also? I have seen a few jeeps that have done this and wondered why.

Really? ?

I think if we wait until the next good snow fall we might be pushing Xmas, in the valley any way. I don't believe I have ever been to Black Canyon or Ophir, so I'm game!! My B Day is on the 14th, we could do that date and you all can bring me gifts :p

Watching :cool:

That is a good price, I paid a lot more for mine!!

Im in for a snow run :D

Sure, I guess... but I really don't care.

I bet the guy I saw doing three 360's yesterday as soon as he hit the brakes would agree about having snow tire on the rear :rofl: I will also say, that after driving up Little Cottonwood Canyon for the past 32 years that no snow is the same as the last snow, some snow is super easy to drive in...

Working at a ski resort I can tell you that 4 snow tires does help with braking. I too was foolish at one time thinking I only needed front snow tires. To each his/her own.