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Very nice looking work guys. Is that headliner insulated?

Good luck with your new venture!

I've looked at these monsters in the past, I've found a company in Denver that imports them

http://www.xtremevehicles.com/index.html


I've not yet found someone in Canada that imports though. Neat looking monsters!

Love it! The guy giving the interview reminds me of my high school physics teacher.

Had a similar problem with my Niva, turns out that it was dust buildup and lack of diode grease in the switch itself. Clean and repack cured that. Other than that I second the potential relay issue.

Mattracks makes these tracks for most vehicles, with some mechanical know how they take about an hour to install. They look like a blast, and are supposed to reduce your footprint quite substantially.

Keep us updated as it progresses, I've been watching this thing closely from the beginning. Hope you are holding up well and you can count on more positive vibes from my family to yours.

I would advise against undercoating a n older vehicle unless you plan to strip everything out and sandblast all areas of the undercarriage. Worse case scenario is you undercoat over hidden "cancers" and will not be able to see the rot until its far too late or costly to repair. I would not...

Looks in great shape though! Welcome to the forum, and your English is more than good enough for us!

I used to tow a similar tent trailer behind my Bronco 2, to get a bit of lift I had repositioned the axle below the springs rather than above. Gave me a few extra inches of clearance and provided a little better distribution to tongue weight.

Good call Falco! I would run away from anything that sounded like Yoko Ono, double time if its ""No, No, No"!

thedjjack wrote:Deli'Audi !! looks good

x2!

Without inserting personal opinion on aesthetics, I would say that one major difference would be off road capabilities. The overhang on front and rear look look like they would be very detrimental to approach/departure angles.

Yup, after I've had a few pints that would hold true!

And don't call me Sir, I work for a living!