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i am pleased to see interest in restoring a version of 4x4wire. it was a comfortable place to blather about my projects, and follow other's, plus i met "fellow enthusiasts". i have no clue how forums get paid for- never gave $ to this one- but it may have been funded entirely by j stewart at the...

still looking forward- i've been trying to keep tabs on your projects, for the inspiration. suzitoo is slowly developing, on new axles. still lots to do, but hope to have her functional soon! planning the next carnage run?

you are better at bodywork than i. i would have just labeled it- place and date. i look forward to seeing that suspension in action!

this little amigo is developing nicely! your body lift looks real fine, and your rocky experience is showing in how you are approaching your other improvements. and you are takin' her out! i like your style!

i have been running a front autolocker for two seasons. mostly my strategy has been to lock my hubs and let it pull. it loads up the steering pretty good- wants to go straight, and can kinda lock up in some reversing situations. not good in tight turns, it can be unlocked either side, but i can...

i took few pictures, and have little talent for it. this is probably after thompson hill(ershim side of the dusy-ershim), but before i broke suzi's front axle. . not much of an action shot- just me wondering how to pass something montypower was crawling over..... i did a lot of wondering...

a fine high sierra experience. I only experienced the dusy-ershim, as carnage on the trail left suzi on 3 wheels. moved to wentworth springs for the launch onto the rubicon, but elected not to run. fished my way out of the mountains, then ran home. rest of the crew made the rubie- apparently...

just bumping this, should be a fine adventure.

those dates work for suzi&i. got some flexibility, if others have conflicts...…. i'm still looking forward.

fits my "schedule"- got enough time cleared to mabe play a few days early. looking forward to the dusy-ershim. i've tried contact w/lloyd- he's been route planner in the past...………. igetit0706 ahhh! i now recognize montepower as the ramrod on this venture!

went over kaiser pass last weekend. i'm not much of a camera person..... there had been considerable melt when i came back 3days later. september will be nice.

suzi the psychic just finished her 1st run of the season, w/a new top. mostly stock running gear w/some suspension mods, autolockers, geared tcase &power steering. 1.3L power pushing 31" tires- hyway and hills are slow. camps well.

haha. just finished getting her ready for a first foray to start the season. made a few changes, mabe good ones.....gonna go see how they work. provided i don't break her too badly over the next couple of months, i plan on linking up! looking forward. moab is outside suzi's sphere of travel, i'm...

can suzi&i come out to play w/the big boys?

i have been following, as i like your little rocky( i have a similar vintage sidekick). i'll be interested in how you proceed. please post as you go.......

top of cadillac hill, and all accounted for. mostly, i just try and follow that mitsubishi in front of me, and with some help, always make it back to pavement. the only carnage suffered seems to be to a brace on her front skid- some crappy welder didn't metalglue it right. had to ziptie it...

suzi the psychic brought me home - once again- from another epic sierra carnage run. we both came back slightly wounded, but i'm sure we can both be restored. i hope someone got a picture of suzi being hand hauled up that rock just outta loon lake! embarrassing, but had to be funny looking...

saw my name re:mudstars.... i was 2cheap to buy new bfgs, although i was quite pleased with the used set i ran for a couple of seasons. suzi is pretty light(even w/all the crap i carry), so i can get by with almost anything. i run low pressure(12-15psi) and don't do much air up/dn, even for hwy...

ahha! gonna start keeping room on the calendar. always a good time, don't miss this! i still have rain's radio gear(sorry). richard

that's some nice looking work! improved "departure angle" quite a bit all looks to fit well - designed. rieton.