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It comes in a variety of configurations. You should get yourself some samples online to see how rigid it is. It is like corrugated cardboard clad with aluminum on one or more sides, but instead of cardboard, it is plastic. I grove it with a v cutter and fill the seam with weather strip...

If you fab it yourself, look into alumalite sign board material. It works great, is light and waterproof.

Welcome from Colorado/Utah

I've been thinking of doing a wrap on my rig, and buying extra so I can refresh it out every year or so.

Cold Night, hot babe, sharing a sleeping bag. I might be old, but I am not dead.

I keep mine clean and undercoated. Zero rust on a 35 year old vehicle.

That's why Jeep designed the engines to leak so much. It coats the underside and keeps rust down. ;-)

Hi, Love your XJ. I am a guru on these vehicles so if you ever need any technical help don't hesitate to post up or PM me.

I have noticed on recurring Rally Points, the RSVPs do not reset for new iterations of the occurrence of an event. This leads to maxing out the number of RSVPs available and users getting an error message about the max RSVPs being exceeded. There needs to be a way to clear/reset the counter.

NO...

Kiss that warranty goodbye.

So is anybody going to show up tonight or am I going to waste a trip?

Nice Baler. ;-)

Tried to RSVP but it said the limit had been reached.

What are you guys in favor of for camping? I probably will pull my teardrop, but would drop it before any trails.

Anybody interested? I might be persuaded.

Ready Welders are cool but pricey. I have a MIG & Tig in my shop but I can do what I need with a couple of batteries and some 1/8" welding rod on the trail.

I use my jumper cables more for welding than starting.

If true, once again, Kalifornia is trying to usurp the domain of the federal government. The state has no control over the air waves. They don't own them. They are explicitly set forth as a government OWNED item. The feds sell spectrum to providers. The federal government sets the...

Remember, by default you don't own the water under the ground you buy, or in Colorado, even the water that falls on your roof is not yours.