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I had my '06 inspected at a dealership back in the fall of '18 before the 12yr plan expired. Naturally they said it was fine. Now here we are some 18 or so months later and it's perforated in spots. They said if it had looked like this when first inspected it would be due for a new frame. Now...

Load range E KO2s here. They seem pretty stiff, but I also went to Bilstein 5100s at about the same time so part of the feel is the shocks. It feels more like a truck now, more sturdy and planted - less cushy. I do like the combination. I keep an ARE cap and plywood platform in the back all...

I also bought a TW this summer. Super fun and easy to ride. I'd like to be able to tote it on the back of my Tacoma on a rack similar to your set up.

Browsing around for a possible brush fire jeep project I stumbled across this beauty. https://www.firetruckmall.com/AvailableTrucks/TruckDetails.aspx?Truck=06818-14-Ton-Utility-Hazmat-Trailer&Id=5857

Not mine, but too cool not to spread the word. http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/4747785242.html

Looking for opinions on the value of this deal. Any and all feedback appreciated. FYI - the same ad already ran a week recently with zero bids, so I guess that should tell me something about the price and/or condition...

It's on the opposite coast from where I live so I'm not interested, but I bet an ExPo person back east could use this. http://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/aucdsclnk?sl=11QSCI14004014

Not mine and no affiliation. http://kansascity.craigslist.org/for/4039732530.html

Simple overnight for a weekend of hiking in Pinnacles National Park.

I recommend some small D rings inside the shell on the fasteners holding your Yakima tracks. I have a ARE MX shell with sleeping platform and the D rings are really handy for supporting all sorts of fairly light trinkets while camping. I've also seen, but haven't installed, thin bungee cord...

Why on earth would you want to paint the INSIDE of a lens hood a light color?

Yep. I agree with the tweaks and the advice to clean up the rainbow flare. The dust ball above the north tower is pretty hard to see, but the sky is so clear it is detectable. I'm in SF and find no shortage of great scenic opportunities.

Not mine and no affiliation. I just stumbled upon it and thought others might be interested. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/rvs/3596092491.html

I'm not a two wheeler, but I've always had it in the back of my mind and have considered it more seriously lately. For new riders and old, and as a reminder to share the road, take a look at this . . . (click next through all the frames)...

Pretty cool, I'm a recovering car-a-holic too. Did anybody else cringe at the thought of his hair, beard, or loose shirt getting sucked into the impact wrench, drill press, or sewing machine?

I pulled a Ford Escort on a U-haul tow dolly across Missouri once. My access cab with V6, 4wd, and six speed stick had zero problems.