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I just got one of these : http://store.wavesforwater.org/products/mvp-filter

Onion + Garlic powder Chili powder Celery salt Oregano Sea salt Black pepper Cinnamon and sugar mixed in a shaker for toast or beans Olive oil in a small squeeze bottle Margarine or butter And the one I never leave home without.... Montreal steak seasoning ( because you can make a...

Another, "real", 4x4. ;)

What about a good sized computer fan zip-tied to one of the tent poles? Quiet, low draw, and cheap at Best Buy.

Trial and error, sorry. Lotsa variables, where on the block you place it, how long the trip, outside air temp. Internal temp of the chicken is how we tell. Just check it when you stop.

One of these, available at most large pharmacies, with a longer hose, and you wouldn't even need to unzip your bag! Or there's Depends..... :D

Only one sticker on the back of this bad boy, and it's a warning.

Thanx!

Would this work on aluminum, too? What rod would you use?

VERY nice work, Mimo! Very clean.

Just make sure it's attached. I don't think it would take much horse play to get it to slide off!

Plus they're wicked cheap, compared to what you (over) pay for some RTT's. Not all of us overland in Earthcruisers, some of us just camp, sometimes even in t-shirts and flip-flops.

Ventura, that looks good! Nice and minimalist. Simple. And about the legs vs. bars problem, just drill some holes in a 2 by 4, drop the feet in the holes, and bolt the 2 by 4 to the roof rack.

I think they got their start on the dark continent, to get folks a little higher up away from predators .

Called it! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/86557-why-are-roof-top-tents-so-expensive-any-home-made-ideas?p= http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/83912-Sleeping-in-the-back-of-a-JK?p=1185809#post1185809

Good price, Shift-e. Where'd you get it?

I saw those but they're all double row, I need single row, but thanks.

Can someone suggest a few trusted sellers of these on Ebay? I'm looking for a long single row unit.

Adventuero, I see your point on the double layer design. By redesigning the original FlipPac material to be the fly, and hanging a slightly smaller tent inside the bows, you've created an airspace that will maybe still fold up inside the cap. Good thinking.

An overlap stitch and some seam sealer has GOT to be better than the rain gutter /trough that is the outer edge of an open Flippac lid, no?