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Hello, Thank you for looking. We are selling our Packasport 115. The condition is excellent, never abused or treated harshly. We only used it for some camping gear and water skis. And even then we only used it a handful of times. It's like new inside. Outside is excellent with a few blemishes...

Holy ChemTrails Batman! Holy Crow those ChemTrails are low and all over the sky! LOL

Campmate Chuck Boxes Last fall several sold on fleabay for surprising money; $200- $300 not including shipping. Some didn't have all the original stuff. I'm not excessively proud of these but I also paid a bit for them (bought one for a bro-in-law whose wife decided her idea of roughing it is...

Hi, I bought two of these Campmate boxes based on the reviews here and they are great. Unfortunately, the way we camp is changing because of our kids getting a bit older and I am think of selling them. The Campmates not the kids. One has all the stuff it came with the other does not. One is...

smaller bikes need more fuel stops perhaps? Is the route friendly for 450-650 bikes (200 mile max range and often far less) or what are the fuel requirements? Great idea. So much to see in AZ.

My wish list... My problem with all these stoves is the little round burners. I use a griddle alot and I really like / want a proper burner for a griddle. I have three little Coleman exponent 550B for small stuff. I got that idea off another guy on here. And I use a nice stainless grill I...

Ya got skills Dave1 Nicely done.

What brand? Dave, What brand is your box? Looks great!

True but... At some point all this neat stuff starts to detract from camping IMHO. I mean the point of camping for me is to get out there and keep it simple. My parents worked in Aerospace in LA in the 1960s and we had lots of parts off of Space programs on our boats and hot rods. So I dig...

Yup I've done the same work and I have a lot of respect for anyone who tries to bring to market such good design and quality to a market that is so small. in any case, no bears where we camp so it's of limited use to us. Plus, I worked in Alaska for three years and I'd be surprised if that is...

Aha I really like it too. Especially the lightweight.

Indeed, but... $1,000 ???

Lot of good analysis here In the end though I think it's mostly subjective as to which is best. In my case I wanted the Campmate organizer because it limits the amount of stuff I can drag along. I tend to drag along an ever increasing amount of stuff when I have an ongoing process like...

One heck of a typo! That just about says it all. Nicely done Sir!

same I remember lots of those homemade units as well. Plus I remember a lot of small units that I think were lifted from abandoned small trailers like teardrops and were well thought out. Here's a set of plans I like and perhaps it might help you too...