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Taken 6-5-2014, Milford Lake, KS.

I like it. I've used about a dozen times. Obviously it's meant for tools so it should hold up over time since it's packed mostly of plastic items. It was a Christmas gift from my brother. Don't know if I would spend $75.00 personally on it just for a chuck box, but like I said it was a gift...

Fat Max by Stanley. Pots, pans, lids, garbage sacks, cutting board, table clothes, rubber gloves down below. Spices, plastic forks, spoons, knives, measuring cups in the middle. Up top in the pull out tray are spatulas, spoons, big knives, lighter, tongs. Under the tray is foil, plastic wrap...

I have a Yakima rack that attaches to the gutters. If you go this route, just go to the yakima website and add your information about your van and they'll tell you what you need. I didn't like the looks of the "A1 high rise" mounts, too high, so I didn't use them. I did however, had to...

We use the "Keyhole" fire set up when we go out into the sticks, work great. I'm planning a keyhole fire pit in my back yard as we speak.

Van porn...gotta love it.. Thanks for posting.

Roast...going home at lunch time to put it in the crock pot....

I'll take the hubs....

First real snow of '09 in Bug-a-ha (Omaha)

Cool Video..:victory:

My 4wd van gets around 20-22 mpg on the highways.....2.2 liter, 4 banger...

A nice day to be off of work..

My van hasn't seen too many trails during it's life, but it sure makes camping a little more comfy....

I only bring the grill if I know there will be rain falling.. But if no rain, then everthing is done on the fire....Oh, I never leave home without my 2 burner dual fuel camp stove....... THis Pic: At the bottom you can see my Dutch Oven filled with Apple Cobbler...mmmmmmm

I finished my sleeping platform last week and took it camping to see how it works... Plenty of room...... The dogs nest while driving.....

It's a '87 Toyota Van LE. I use the van for camping. I stole alot of ideas from here and on mud. I needed a winter project and this was it. Polly shouldn't of taken this long to build but without a garage you just can't get too much done in the snow and ice.

This is what I have. 3/4" sanded plywood. It's about 85% complete. Both front and back sections can be removed so the seats can go back in. I never use the back bench seat so the back section will polly always stay in the van. But then, when I want to transport more then just the wife...

Can't wait til I get my Journal this summer.....Have a safe trip..

Nothing too crazy, just outside the nati.