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Winter was hard on the bronco. Poor thing has rust in all the wrong places. The B pillars are rusting out along with most of the rear quarter. So we figured it might be time to pick up one with less rust and start again. At least I have all good mechanical to put in one with a better body...

A good limited slip with run at least a third of the price of most selectable lockers. Save the money and install time for when you can get the one that you want. If you drive on snow and ice in the winter selectable is very handy.

I'd love to go. Just now sure if I'll have a vehicle ready by then. I'm beginning the process of combining 2 bronco's into one. I probably won't have it done and meeting the wife's approval by then.

We once took gravel roads and some 2 lane highway from the park main road and worked our way westish. Eventually we came out by the highway at Hermosa. We have a good map but it was mostly just wander and see. I believe it was something like this https://goo.gl/maps/ntKLhQ4mm5J2

Usually we use home made fire starters. The good old wood chips from the chainsaw in a paper egg carton and pour melted wax over it. works pretty good. I've even started fires on ice and snow with them. Used steel wool and jumper cables once too. I always try to have more the one option...

If I manage to get some other projects done and have money left. I've been looking a some cooper discoverer stt pro in 35"

We go around home and have gone out to the Black Hills, SD to do some snow showing and snowmobiling. But the last year or 2 we haven't received as much snow so we haven't had the chance to go locally.

Sounds like the start of a great adventure. My daughter and I have on occasion just picked a direction and I've let her pick which way at intersections or stops. Usually only for a day or 2 though. Enjoy every minute of the trip.

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.