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JIMBO said::tent: This XTERRA HATCH TENT is hard to beat, sleep in the tent or in the X, for security and heat, can't beatit
ROFSheriffHL: :victory: JIMBO
hard to beat, but not impossible...

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JIMBO said::tent: This XTERRA HATCH TENT is hard to beat, sleep in the tent or in the X, for security and heat, can't beatit
ROFSheriffHL: :victory: JIMBO
01001010 said:Its actually a factory option. There is a camper LR3 that some northern european company sells... let me see if I can find it.
EDIT: here is is... http://www.landyonline.co.za/specs/discovery3_camper.htm
Alaska Mike said:I thought that first one was pretty cool, but look closely and you'll see how much interior space could potentially be eaten up with that system when it's stowed. Not so much by 110 standards, but in a 90 you'd feel the pinch.
TACODOC said:Neat idea
BIGdaddy said:dude, dave, guys...******...what is that?!![]()
i don't get where the tent is?:camping:
I certainly see the potential, but the size was a little much for me. It probably meets his needs very well, mixing the storage tray with the tent extension. For my uses, I could see incorporating a flip down panel on the back door for the floor and creating a tent extension that could be easily folded and stowed. Velcro or snaps coulld fasten it to the door frame, and the door can provide one of the walls.kellymoe said:That original system would work great with my 130. I am not a fan of RTT's but I dont mind sleeping on the ground in the without a tent when the weather allows. I usually sleep in the truck in when it's raining but this system would make it much roomier than what I am used to now.
JIMBO said::smileeek: Yea, thats kinda what I figured, thats why I posted my Nissan Hatch tent
When we sleep inside the Xterra, I get close to 80 inches of sleep space, for me (passenger side) and can LOCK all the doors for security !!
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greenmeanie said:If someone is willing to attack you in a tent I'm pretty sure they'd think nothing of a rock through the window of your truck. Camping, by it's nature, is not a secure pastime.
How ideas come around. You guys need to check out the Ex MOD 9X9 command tents for the series FFR trucks or the 10X10 for the 101. It ain't as pretty but the idea has been around for decades.
I'll see if this picture works:
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Never take a knife to a gun fight and don't challenge a S & W 1911 with rocks
I sleep with two things, my wife and my COCKED & LOCKED 1911, which by the way, goes with my LOCK & ROLL Trailer Hitch
:tent: :gunt: JIMBO
greenmeanie said:Ah now Jimbo, that's where we differ in our view of security. You take your Nissan and fell the need to sleep with a loaded gun. You have to wait for the perpetrator to break in to find out they shouldn't mess with you.
With me, I drive my 101, which says military nut all over it. From at least 1/4 of a mile away everyone truly believes that not only do I have a gun, it is probably black and belt fed, my dog may even have a flamethrower. Deterence is wonderful and I have never felt the need to actually pack a gun.
Not wanting to start a gun control thing or anything so heated but merely pointing out that deterence is all about appearance than actual capacity for violence. Each to their own and all that.
/Edit/ I've never figured out the whole smiley mood things but a smiley face with a thumbs up can go here.
01001010 said:hard to beat, but not impossible...
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