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Before moving to north idaho we lived in northern lower Michigan. We were members of a club called Cadillac Jeepers in Mesick, Michigan. Twice (or more) a year we did road side cleanups along highway 37. There was a 4 mile adopt a highway we had. If your in the area (people drive up from...

I will take steel every time. But then my big block Chevy suburban doesn't notice the weight difference.

One of the off road magazines did a winch shootout a while back and the badlands didn't do bad at all. It was slow and had to stop it to cool down a couple times. No reliability issues at all. Champion has a line of winches I have been looking at for my suburban. I have had one of generators...

I use MMO In my air tools as well.

How the ZR2 didn't get truck of the year is beyond me. I bought a 96 s10 ZR2 used in 97 with 8k miles on it. They were really impressive in there day, but this new one is awesome! My s10 had 322,000 miles when I traded it in in 2007.

Another Art Bell fan??

Southern Ireland, not so much

Nice!

Nope, I didn't even see it....lol. thanks!

Looks great! How thick of tubing did you use for the bed top??

Has anyone built their own bumpers, racks, rock sliders, etc? I guess I am used to the Jeep world where there is a lot of DIY goodies.

The G80 on my k2500 suburban works great even though it has really close to 300k miles on it.

Yes it is!

I want to say there are some between Brighton and Howel. You could just catch some dirt roads over in Hell.

Same here in north idaho . We are at 2800ft and have no snow left below 4000ft.

I use to love snowshoeing when I lived in northern michigan. The village we lived in was within the Manistee national forest so you could just walk right out the door. My back and hips are too bad to do it anymore, but the memories I have are incredible.

Nice.