Recent content by Meridian7750

I wholeheartedly recommend “Teardrop NorthWest”. Based and built in Salem, Oregon, they build a very high quality teardrop. Rugged, well-appointed, and run by good people. Ours is the “Ranger” model…all in, we roll at 2200 lbs. This includes a loaded galley, propex heater,hot water on demand...

Wow what a journey! Keep us updated, have fun and stay safe!

Local pickup would be where exactly? Thanks…interested.

Just wanted to say Buy with confidence. I was one of his buyers last year…Great communications and a stand-up guy. And Scepter cans are fantastic

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For sale, original owner. Excellent condition, very lightly used…5 or 6 nights. Accessories (all OZ tent brand) include floor saver, rain fly, peaked side panels, front wall for annex room and all poles and guys necessary for complete set-up. Fantastic quality, great design, easy to deploy and...

I have exactly what you are asking for, and it’s for sale even… All original owner -RV-5 , like new -FloorSaver -Rain fly -Peaked side walls (panels), x2 -front deluxe wall -all poles and guy lines for the panels -Drifta oversized bag for the tent. Super high quality…...

I know your question was directed to @PNW_PW but I’ll chime in on this too… My wife and I also ordered a Ranger model from TearDrop NorthWest (TDNW). Our experience was just as PNW said…simple process, minimal up-front money, a wealth of options available, on-time delivery, great...

First, listen and learn from @Metcalf He knows what he’s doing and his stuff is top quality. Second, regardless of how many soft shackles you ultimately obtain, it’s prudent to have at least 1 quality bow shackle (“D” ring). You never know if the OTHER guy has recovery points that will be kind...

Ahh…Central Oregon… Deschutes area? Maybe Metolius?

Factor 55 Can use either synthetic line or a steel bow shackle on it. Very strong but light. Super well-made…but you’ll pay $$ for it.

Good price

Can’t remember if I’ve piped up here before, but Kuhl makes some really great stuff. Their “Hot Ryder” pants are flannel lined, very tough, super comfortable and look good.

Looks great, and I love the Becker BK5 homage…now THAT’S a steak knife!

Unless you can somehow access your rear storage area without needing to first swing the tire carrier out of the way, I think you will quickly regret the tire carrier idea. Unpinning, swinging out, swinging in and then re-pinning that carrier EVERY time you get into the back hatch gets very old...