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I know...it's crazy. But, I still love it....

More snow today. The air is crisp, clean...cold. There's an inherent beauty in the coldness of winter. I love winter...

Does she still run? Aww, that's not so bad...most of that will buff right out (movie reference). The rest are story scars...she's a Rover!!! She's awesome! :^)

Yep... I had a '72 K5 Blazer with a Cadillac 472 ci V8...oh, how I loved that low end torque!

Caught this story on Gear Patrol. I'd heard rumors that Toyota does this with the classic FJ Cruisers, apparently Land Rover has followed suit and is breathing new life into classic Land Rovers. The program is called, Land Rover Reborn...and this year, the program, is restoring 10 Classic Range...

You are correct, sir. The mirrors are also adead give away.

Had the same issue with the black & white ones...black & yellow, however, have been great!

Yeah..."pizza cutters" were the preferred tires for mud too and still are in some countries (remember military jeeps?) Now...we use wider tires and air them down. I guess it's just personal preference I have never had any issues airing down for snow and ice. I live at the top of a 2 mile hill...

Working on a similar project...turning a 12 foot tent trailer into a solar powered, all terrain, go anywhere trailer.

For you Rover fans...notice that this is an old Series I Discovery 3 door!

You want a nice "footprint"...for me, I run 30x9.50 that have sidewall knobbies...max pressure is 60psi, I find if I air down to about 42 to 40 psi I leave a nice wide footprint with the help of the sidewall knobbies. But, every tire size and style is different. What you want, I believe, is a...

If your tires are snow rated...they will have a small mountain symbol with a snowflake in it on the sidewall...

It depends on if your tires are "snow rated". Some mud tires are...some aren't. Regardless, a lot can be said for winter driving skills. I carry chains for all four tires...mostly for solid or black ice conditions and for stopping in those conditions. Yes I do air down for certain winter...

Nice catch! lol, even your fishing pole is bigger than you! Great pic. Yeah, I have one grandfather with a full head of luxurious hair and one as bald as the moon...and me...I'm 47 and have had a bald spot about 5-6 inches in circumference on the top rear of my head since I was 30...everywhere...

Geez Steve...didn't you ever have hair?! LOL, just kidding ;^) Awsome Fiat...I remember those growing up in Germany. I believe I mentioned on a similar forum topic that my families first exploration vehicle was an AMC Gremlin X...

Saw this video and it really made me think....sometimes, I think...we get too wrapped up in "Build Mania" and lose sight of the actual adventure. I'm guilty of it myself. This is a great video of just a guy and his rig and the outdoors...the awe of exploration and the wonder of nature. He...

Welcome to the brotherhood!

That's awesome! Looking forward meeting up!

Thank you! Lol...he is an OB brother...not biological.

May the very best of your past, be the worst of your future! Happy New Year my friends! To all my active duty brothers and sisters overseas during the holiday's...Thank You! Come home soon and safe! On a personal note... @Michael and @Corrie, I appreciate all you do here, thank you. Hoping...