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Nicely done. I like it and will be watching for the finished projecct.

I tend to look at vehicles as tools. I need them to do a task. If you figure out what you need it to do ( as in how many people, how much gear, how long, and where and how you will be driving it). Your options on vehicles while get narrowed down. Then look at reliability and what is...

Nice build. It's hard to decide sometimes what all to add when your building stuff.

Yes sir. That looks like a great spot so relax.

Nice work. Looks like its ready to go. Did you make the drawer system?

Silicone and dielectric grease will help a lot. On mine I relocated my alternator up higher on the engine. It used to be on the bottom. When going through water or snow it would get full of water and act up for awhile. I also made a splash shield out of a rubber mud flap that they use for...

Looks good. Organized and easy to access.

We tend to do it while camping, hiking and traveling. Around home It's usually just me and my daughter or brother inlaw.

Wow. Very nicely done. Looks like it should provide years of reliable fun!

Looks good and ready for some fun.

It's looking well built should be nice and durable for a long live. Nice work so far.

We where there in August once. 85 degrees before the sun even came up. Fun but a little hot in the afternoon.

I have an old gerber one I've had for at least 15 years. It does what I need and has never let me down.

Yeah, they are the perfect age. Old enough you don't mind beating them up or cutting up and modifying them. Yet new enough you don't feel like your abusing a classic.

Sorry, not yet. Every time we've tried to make it out there again life has thrown us another curve ball. I'd bet as long as you stay away from the harder rock crawling type trails you should be ok.

Nicely done. It looks like a fun project. Hope the shake down run goes good for you.

Looks like a well built and thought out rig. And you seem to be out enjoying it too.

There are a lot of very nice photos here. Now I want to dig out my camera and dust it off and go wander...

Our popup camper is full of cast iron pans and dutch ovens. Our most used is actually a cast iron lid off a very old washing machine. We got it from my grandparents when they stopped camping. That thing is the perfect size for cooking on the fire. And after 50 years of campfire cooking it is...

Looks good. I bet you'll have a lot of fun with it. We go back and forth between using a tent and our popup camper depending on what and where we are going.