An excellent history of the Jeep is located at Willys-Overland.
Kelly Blue Book is the authority on used vehicle prices.
sid posted...
"if you know someone in a wrecking yard they should have a Hollander interchange book. It will break down your VIN #."
carfax costs $19.50 per request. One free option will tell you the number of previous owners and if the vehicle was salvaged.
Who wrote this?
"Military surplus trailers can be purchased for as little as $500. I have a pintle hook on mine, and that is the way to go if you want to drag your trailer on the trail. The track on the trailer is slightly narrower than the Jeep (CJ5), so the trailer follows perfectly in tight quarters."
Venturcraft makes trailers for 4wd applications.
A nice review of the Back Country camping trailer is on the Jp web site here.
Jennifer recommends http://www.ufwda.org/memberclubs.
California Association of 4WD Clubs is a good place to start looking for those of us in California.
Get involved NOW. Your favorite trail will be closed next!
One highly recommended organization keeping trails open is the Blue Ribbon Coalition.
Tread Lightly is also deserving of your support.
Other organizations include:
Alliance for America 518.835.6702
Private Property Rights League 206.687.3087
American Rights Coalition 800.649.0814
Public Lands for the People 800.300.1666
Bob Telepak's Tips on Letter Writing is a very informative paper on expressing your views to your government representatives.
A terrific page on the Moab fight is at 4x4NOW.
You should briefly and politely communicate your concerns about specific bills to your Senator at:
Honorable _______________
U.S. Senate
Washington, DC 20510
202.224.3121
and your Congressman at
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House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515
202.225.3121