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As mentioned by others, correct shock extension length should keep your suspension from extending so far that the springs fall out. 😀

As a reminder, almost everything is made in China now, and hardly anything is made in the USA. What do you mean by "fucked to a degree"? Is this an intentional understatement? If "fucked by a degree", it seems like we are at 359 degrees now.

It is nice to see how things were (some of which I saw when I was young) but sad that excess popularity and visitors have destroyed the natural tranquility. 😞

The Ripley Show is sucking up all the oxygen!

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)! Nice looking dog.

What is it like driving through a parking garage with 7' clearance now? I looked at a similar Milwaukee bag, but found a cheaper Craftsman bag (two bags in a kit) at ACE Hardware which was much more suitable for my needs given that the "pack out" feature would never be used, and it is an...

You may be in serious need of services, but they are going to want to charge you for the references. Not a free service!

Welcome from Dallas, Texas (and Arizona)!

Huh? My own family took that highway at least once in the '70s. A '69 Cadillac Sedan De Ville (472 motor) pulling a camping trailer. There was plenty to see. There was no abnormal concern for survival. We did not go see the brothels though. 😀

When automobiles were new, the roads were designed for horses and wagons. As a result, early cars were always driving on dirt roads. All of the successful cars had very tall skinny tires.

When I was young, our family subscribed to National Geographic, plus we had National Geographic's "adventure" book. There were many expedition adventures described there (across Asia, Africa, South America, etc.) during a time that sometimes it was necessary to build a road and some vehicles had...

That is true. Australian rules pertaining to modifying vehicles are like California's bizarre rules for how to put out the trash.

Wheel dollies. These are normally used with one under each wheel in order to roll a car around. But they should work for crates as well, and you can use them later as wheel dollies.

Are they Elk proof? In Arizona, the elk have become major pests since they learned how to open a garbage can.

Cardboard disposal now constitutes a project?

It turned to shit not long after I left. I am not sure why! 😂

There are a lot of heavy drinkers in that area.

They do exist (at least two or three), but of course we do not post such things here due to forum rules.

Alas, while we do have a true Overlander in the forum, I am not an overlander, or a person likely to go off-road for a couple of weeks with no access to gas or repair/emergency services. So no steel wheels for me!

35x12.50. But I thought about the 11.50 and if I make the decision again, I may go that way in order to lessen the amount of mud on the Jeep, and to make it easier to install the spare tire.