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Just to clarify I would prefer a 4wd and probably only a couple of trucks I would even consider as a 2wd. Maybe I'm just patient enough to wait for the truck that has it all.

The budget is growing constantly. What ever I get I'm paying cash for. I don't see myself making payments on something that will get such little use. Thats probably why the XJ keeps getting lighter. I don't want to be a burden on my friends but what else are they for? Haha. I have wondered...

All of this is true 100% but the cheap a$$ in me is telling me otherwise. True but not with the added security, satisfaction and swagger of a 3/4 or one ton.

No I never have and I don't know of anything that direction I would be towing my Tacoma on 40s to wheel.

Needs more triangulation. Haha maybe a small diameter router bit for the grill?

Im not too proud to accept a strap from a jeep. I have another truck to do truck things. This would only be used for towing. Can an you list a couple of examples of what you would need just low range for?

This thread is useless with out pictures.

I understand that totally and I too would prefer a 4wd but the couple of 2wd trucks I have seen are pretty appealing for the price and not in as high of demand. I can't sit on the internet shopping all day at work like some. Ive been in your truck and it's nice but more than I want to spend...

I've been looking at trucks to pull my Tacoma around now that it is nearing completion. I have a pretty good idea of what I want but budget does not always allow for what we want. So I have been considering 2wd trucks as well because they can be had for cheaper. I've seen arguements against them...

I can't believe you still have this. Kevin you don't need heat its spring!

But you can take it with you. There are some great places to wheel this out there.

Neat! I've never seen that before.

Interested in a chain saw.

If it's on both sides of the wall then it most likely is the wall. The sub floor is usually put down then the wall is framed on top of it. Pulling the base board is a great way to minimize visible damage. Not sure how tall your base board is but you can cut the drywall just below the top of it...

i bought one as well but have yet to use it.

Which are now for sale as are many of the parts from the bouncer.

Or you just buy them. http://www.westmarine.com/buy/ce-smith--round-trailer-fenders--P017_513_001_509

This is the one I have. http://www.quill.com/huntsman-welding-helmets/cbs/257848.html?promoCode=300300666&Effort_Code=901&Find_Number=567727ORS It's what my welding supply rep suggested when I bought my personal welder. I like it just fine and a couple of people that have been welding way...

Well I think I'll just follow the advice of Bart and see what happens.

I have also read about them issuing a new VIN and putting a new sticker on the door jamb. But I hope it works out like Bart said!