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Thanks Will. Quality product and top-notch service!

x2 here....

Here's a shot of mine in WV. I love the color....

Here is the expedition http://www.capetocape.org.uk/

Already bought my tickets. Keep up the good work.

Here's mine...2" RTE lift with 255R70x16 (not quite stock, but close enough). I'm in the same boat...too many expenses now with our move to ID so I will stick with these until they wear out.

I haven't been prompted for a code either.

http://www.drivearoundtheworld.com

No. Like I said, I haven't paid much attention to it lately.

I really haven't noticed, but it is pretty infrequent so I've pretty much ignored it.

Not that I have a solution, just a confirmation that mine does the same. I usually see it after it has been siting a while, and I'm going from one stop to the other (like backing out of a parking space or my driveway).

Marc and/or others, I think this is a clean way to set up auxilary electronics, and I am thinking of doing the same thing. One question for you (and others that have used this fuse block specifically) what size wire did you use for the power into the block (12AWG?) and what size did you use...

move to baltimore...you'll be glad portland has all those city planners... I've lived in both places...baltimore has more cops than city planners, and it is still a shitty town.

Take some pictures, I'd like to see how it looks, and how you attached it to the rack. Thanks.

Post some pics.

I've always wanted to get an elf....when's the season for those buggars :D

Is that the "infamous" Chicken-Coop Flooring?

I just drove to work in 6 inches in my 02 (no CDL) and had no problems...

hope it's not this one :eek:

Hit the Brewer's Art http://www.belgianbeer.com/ On Charles Street, north of the Monument. Skip the upstairs and head straight to the basement...