The upgrade total (so far) is ~: $5,000 First, The Repository 'O' Pictures Last five Xcursions: 10/18/2003 Gardner Canyon 7.0 (The Liz Show Remix) 11/13/2003 Playing Hooky in Redington 02/14/2004 Jackson Cabin 03/21/2004 Hassayampa and New Mexico 07/23/2004 Nightime Redington
Phase I - Basics
Phase I gets the offroad basics covered. Lift it up, make it mean. Get this bad boyready for the trails...
Calmini Winch Bumper	Installed
SLR 3" Lift	Installed
Craig Elden Idler Arm Brace	Installed
Calmini Rear Axel Skid	-
Calmini Rockers	Installed
Skid Row Center Skid	Installed
PIAA 1400 Fogs	Installed
31x10.5x15 BFG T/A KO Tires	Installed
Lev-o-Gauge Clinometer	Installed

Phase II - Electrical
In this phase, the electrical system gets a workout. Also of importance are some high-performance driving lights. These look cool and I can claim they are for safety.
4 x Lightforce 170 (350K cd)	Installed
Optima Red Top Battery	Installed
Mean Green Alternator	-

Phase III - Communications
In Phase III the vehicle gets connected. Radios and antennae make a car look rugged anyway, right?
Icom 208h Dual-Band Amateur Radio	Installed
Cobra 75 WX ST CB Radio	Installed
Some model telescoping antenna	-

Phase IV - Upgrades, Round Two
In phase IV, I will upgrade some other components of the Xterra. Lifting, in particular, has a negative effeect on steering center links that this phase will help correct.
Calmini Steering System	-
K&N Air Filter	Installed
SLR (Gibson) Cat-back Exhaust System	-
WARN Winch	-

Phase V - Superfluous Frass
In this phase, I start putting gizmos and doohickeys in the vehicle. Some of them have a purpose, others are more for show. This phase is so far off, I don't even have models for most of it.
Alpine GPS Deck	-
Reverse-Glow Guage Replacement	-
Rubber Floor Mats	Installed
Mini Interior Raingler X-net	Installed
Xterra convenience net	Installed
Garmin Etrex GPS	Installed
Front Neoprene seat covers	Installed
Rear Neoprene seat covers	Installed
Phat 23" Rims	Just Kidding