Maddogjeeper

How about a clinic on "How to build a "Beast" Jeep without spending any money. Moderate clinic sounds good. Maybe even a basic "Spotter" clinic.

Thanks buddy I'll look into it.

Anyone know where I can get a rear zipper replaced on my soft top?

In the Truck.

As per our conversation; I'm in.

Happy Birthday Big G. Best spotter ever.

Thanks everyone.

Heaters are good but can fail or run out of fuel; a good bag is always warm unless it gets wet but then some synthetic insulating material can still retain 80% of it's insulating value when wet.

I vote for a warmer sleeping bag; and I would go for a -10F to -20F rated bag for that time of year. The reason is you can always unzip the bag and hang a leg out if you are too warm but being cold is miserable as well as potentially life threatening. The way sleeping bags are rated can be deceiving as some are rated for survival and others comfort. Other factors are sex, health, body structure, when you last ate (body fuel), and environment. Here is a simple guide; https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/sleeping-bag-backpacking.html You can find more online with a simple Google search.

Me! Me!

I will once again try to make this trip. No further plans to modify the jeep so it should be ready. Well maybe a super charger.

I burned out a cigarette lighter plug using one of these so be careful.

COOL! Let's go.

I only wheeled with him a couple times but he was always pleasant to be around. It is a very sad day.

Found it. It is called a "Kelly Kettle" for those interested.

No Mike but it looks like a good alternative if I don't find the one I'm thinking of. Thanks for trying.

A couple years ago there was an article and an associated sales point for a camping stove on one of the jeep forums. I think it was of British or Australian manufacture and it used natural fuel like pine cones, twigs and small pieces of wood as fuel to boil water. Does this sound familiar? I believe it came in at least two different sizes, was double walled, and I think it was cone shaped. I would like to purchase one if I can find a vender. Thanks.

Breaks my heart.

I'm not sure how many trails you wanted us to vote for but 32, 34, 37, 39, 40, and 41 sound interesting to me.

Sorry, I'm out again.

Selling my Engel 45 quart fridge/freezer with insulated transit bag and slide tray. Total cost new without tax or shipping is $1,382.00 letting it all go for $750.00. If interested send me a private message.

Chris, I'll try to make this even if it is to drive up in the truck just to say hi.

I'll be there for at least Saturday. Not sure if I'm staying for the night; I still need to get the 35's on the trailer which requires cutting the fenders. I hope to do this over the weekend.

Still trying to make it but unsure at this point.

Bonanzas are still called Doctor killers but now they have progressed to Diamond DV40's.