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24" wide bed would not cut it for most normal people.

to be honest I love it more than I want to admit. i love knocking its shortcomings but in reality it is freaking awesome. If I need more payload I can add airbags. I just helped my buddy add airbags and it was simple.

I have a power wagon (2020) and my biggest beef with it is the lack of a bigger tank and I have not found any reasonable way to go bigger. Why they did not come with at least a 36 gallon tank at minimum. I have been happy with the MPG it is easy to get mid teens. Even driving fast I get decent...

nice work

look at a 50L fridge I have been running an ARB50 for several years and it holds plenty of food and you just put beverages in as you use them. I recently bought a jackery 1000 and it runs my fridge for 4 days without a charge. If I had solar it would probably run forever. I have also used my...

my buddy has an mxt105 midland and he just took a small 2"x2" square of thin steel and used double sided tape to tape it to his roof. He uses the small magnetic mounted antenna that comes with the radio and I have the same radio and I have a piece of clear 3m tape on my roof so the magnet does...

almost every tire maker that I know of makes that size.. I have run Toyos in that size in RT's and AT2's, as well as copper AT3 and ST Maxx's. they are right at 34's. in my first response to the OP I meant 285/75-18 not 17.

a couple of weeks or so ago a buddy and I put on the Thuren track bar on his 2020 PW. he said it made a huge difference. We had a ********** of a time at first drilling the stock mount hole out doing it the way Thuren tells you to do it ie have everything tightened down. when we did it that way...

yes I heard you were a flashy dresser.

I like my Blundstones, but 95% of the time when I am camping I am wearing shorts and they look goofy as heck with shorts.

ditto the above post 315/70-17.

285/75-18 are taller than most 35’s. Unless you are going rock crawling i would drop down in size. Your shifting will probably be better too. My buddy put a set of raptor take off wheels and tires on his 150 and looks good and no rub

Oofos are so freaking comfortable you won't care that they are not really shoes. They stay on your feet climbing down the ladder, they don't hold dirt on the soles, they weigh nothing, they don't soak up water per se, they are comfortable enough to walk several miles in.

In Montana you can get a permanent registration on a vehicle that is 11 years old and no emissions tests ever. I don't know what it cost now but an LLC used to be about $300 one time fee and a an old dodge would be next to nothing to register. With the LLC you never need to worry about losing...

I bought my 2020 new and added AEV wheels and Toyo 35's ($600 for wheels silver salta close outs and 1120 for tires buy 3 get one free and sold my oem ones for $1200) and with a GFC I am around $57000. One thing i have found is if the price is fair it will sell quickly. If it sells quickly you...

$10000 finally someone selling for a fair price

bring a chain saw on a pole.

I have found if I want to keep meat frozen I just put it on the bottom, just need to remember to move it a day or so before I want to use it. I have never had anything freeze in the upper portion (I think they call it the dairy section or something) I keep it at 32-34F and seems to work well...

I know there are fancier fridges but my ARB50 has been stellar. I have used it 24/7 since I got it 6 or 7 years ago. If it is not in my vehicle it is in my house keeping beer cold. It has been on the dusy ershim and all of the Moab trails so it has been treated rough. In my jeeps I ran it...

so how is the Accord for roadtripping? I am trying to convince my wife to trade in her 2016 CRV touring on an accord.