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I'm really happy, but I couldn't get this again from the factory. Badlands 7MT, Armadillo top added afterwards. Let's hear it for color! Stupid site won't let me delete the second photo. :mad:

Lookin' good!

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IIRC they did just that. Somehow something shifted during tow and internal clutches engaged, destroying the unit. With the standard transfer case, for whatever reason, this has not been happening as far as I know. Maybe just because it's a simpler system. This is why I liked my old truck...

The BD doesn't have the locking front diff but it does have the full skidplates. The HE has the front locking diff (thanks to standard Sasquatch) but only has the front skidplates. Took me a while to get that straight.

I've been planning to install a bull bar so I wouldn't ever get stuck. Now I'm just absolutely crushed. What will I do? :cry:

Eureka Valley is in the park but not in Death Valley proper. The vast majority of tourists stay on paved roads and visit the sand dunes in Death Valley. Those are nowhere near as impressive as the ones in Eureka Valley, but still can be very beautiful in the right lighting.

Is the last photo of Eureka Valley? The sand dunes are way too tall to be the ones in Death Valley.

It's really obvious and you can't miss it. It had a black rubber stopper and it's right behind the rear removable roof panel.

I test drove a 4-door Badlands Sasquatch, and found that the suspension, handling, and ride were very agreeable. I instantly liked it. By comparison the Big Bend non-Squatch I test drove didn't seem as solid. While I chose to not get the Sasquatch option (it's a poor deal on a Badlands), I'd...

At least in the newer ones there's a port on the back part of the roof.

It's been renamed Moarday to honor our cool Moardoor Broncos!

I just ordered those today! I assume they're working well for you if you're mentioning them here. So what kind of improvement could I expect from installing these lights or similar ones?

I was talking about the 1970s, and mentioned the Ranger and S-10 introductions in 1982 as being inspired by the popularity of mini-pickups in the 70s. If we want to go farther forward in time, then yes there's the Comanche and also the Dodge Dakota.

My wife, who is short, has always had trouble getting into our '25 Badlands. Now, with a low-hanging cord handle above, the console handle below, and the Raptor-syle running board to stand on, she can use both hands to get up and into the vehicle fairly easily. She's a lot happier now. An...

I run a scanning electron microscope over the entire surface to check for microdust. You just can't be too careful, you know.

My overlanding plan is to keep it simple, functional, and lightweight, and not have a bunch of stuff hanging off the outside of the vehicle.

I had the Oculus heated headlights installed recently. I like them but I haven't tested them in snowy weather yet. Hopefully that will change soon.

Here you go!

Typically, the only exposure cats get to vehicle rides is going to the vet or going to boarding, both unpleasant experiences. No wonder they don't like riding in a vehicle! I knew one woman who took her cats on camping trips. They were accustomed to it and did fine. Problem is that cats are...