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ThundahBeagle replied to the thread Camper that only fits an older 1980's Chevy blazer. $Free (Evergreen) in CO on Craigslist.Wow. Fits to make it like the "Chalet" Blazers. -
And then the switch pods and the transfer case shifter trim installed. I'm beyond stoked at how "OEM+" it turned out...
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I’ve had three Titans. Loved them all. Enjoyed an Xterra and a frontier previous to those. An old Nissan Pulsar fueled all the love I...
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I can't think of anything it needs that can't be bought or built. That's why I'm just checking to see if there's something I'm missing...
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ThundahBeagle replied to the thread Why No Love for the Titan?.Plus, I really do think people are looking at strong horse/weak horse. The Titan may be a good truck, but Nissans issues as a company...
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Marketing. You can still get an ARB bumper and Icon suspension. What else do you need?
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Titan parts are great for building Xterras.
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Did you read your own post?
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ThundahBeagle reacted to java's post in the thread 2008 F450 4x4 Custom 4 Season Camper - 45k with
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F450 4x4 Full 4 Season Custom Camper. 45k OBO All built by myself, I built it for me and my family, with the best parts I could find. I... -
Almost all GMRS radios are made in China. If you find one made in USA please post. MIdland is the most common I think for in-vehicle...
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Okay, I hope my painful ignorance won't be too annoying here but I hope to get some recommendations on GMRS radios for trail use...
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The one I referred to above, we bought for about 45 bucks each if I recall correctly
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my group all use the bottom of the line midland mxt105's they reach out several miles and are a no fuss no muss set up and about $100...
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ThundahBeagle replied to the thread GMRS recommendations.Theres good info here for sure. Even more if you search.
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For vehicle to vehicle comms, GMRS really does work quite well. HAM offers broader spectrum of frequencies, higher power ratings, the...