Recent content by Alpentalic

I imagine, though I haven't been back in quite a long time. I am sure I have pictures some place, though it would require some serious digging at this point. Your interior build out is coming along really well, very impressed, and also inspired to to take the plunge on ours as well. Did you add...

I am also getting ready to renovate the inside of our Tiger. Do you have a gallery up of the inside showing more images of the walls and ceiling before and after? Just noticed that you live in Nederland, we lived right above Caribou road on Sundance for a while back in the 90's.

Just discovered and subscribed to this thread... I am also in the process of upgrading cabinets in my CX and found this resource for an alternative to the particle board that is in there now: http://www.formwood.com/marineplywood.html

Found this just a day beyond a year of the original post... Do you still have these?

IDK, that range seems low to me, this rig is sort of a unicorn of sorts... The combination of diesel, 4x4, manual trans, coupled with a pass through cab camper is pretty rare. Yeah it's an 80's vintage rig, however it's also a Toyota, parts are easy to find and performing most of the repairs is...

Looks nice. I cross posted the listing to a ski forum that has an highly active "camping in ski area parking lots" thread... Given the number of compliments and offers to purchase that we have gotten on our XL, I wouldn't be surprised if you hear from someone there.

Great tires. I have these on my 4runner (well, in the appropriate, size and class anyway) and have been very impressed with the degree to which they reduced the amount of road noise. I've also found them to be long wearing and good in snow as well. :26_7_2:

Nice, I think I will do that on mine, will also help with backing the trailer into the driveway as well. Can you tell me what model of Pioneer deck that is? Thanks!

Pretty simple really, it's a floor squeegee with a dam added to it to push snow. The rubber squeegee part is low impact on the finish and the added dam is 3~4mm plastic that is strong, flexible/non-brittle that I got from Tap Plastics.

Rad, no doubt about it. :punk03:

Thanks. Squeezer did a hell of a job, we'll be picking up the torch and continuing the project as time and money allow. I'm going to replace the original 9" vent with one those hatches this Summer along with a few other basic updates. Snow removal without the ladder = un-possible IMO, at least...

You could also replace that minivent with one of these. http://bit.ly/MCTOWv Mine is in questionable condition as well, I plan to go this route as it looks a little studier to my eye. That's an issue for me because it also happens to be positioned in the same area I stand when I need to clear...

I would be curious to see how the load and unload that TW mounted to the front bumper.

Deepmud, reading between the lines here and another forum that Trackhead participates in... I believe his use requirements shifted towards something that would accommodate more snow and the ability to do more of a "base camp" situation with the family.

Sage advice there. Thanks!