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I bought my Engel in 2004...$850 if I recall...big expense at the time. It's still going strong.... Money well spent! -H-

Thanks! I'm a fan of the TRD suspension so this looks like it's a good mod! -H-

There are three sets...the main, well apportioned warm springs (2 large plus a bath/shower), a upper Hot Spring and an Upper Warm Spring. The upper warm spring was nice when we were there...and no crowds...but also no "services" just the spring itself. If your significant other has issues...

Just had my first experience with these springs over New Years...significantly busier than your stay! I'm definitely going back! -H-

So, it's my understanding that you are still running the TRD shocks front and rear with the front spacer and rear Icon springs? I'm looking to improve my angles and add some capacity in the rear, and was thinking about giving the Toytec kit a shot.... -H-

Having just done a Laguna Salada route in Baja, and the Mojave Road in California...and seeing how useful dust lights are...I'll be adding one to my truck. -H-

Great Baja exploration! I just went a month ago and now I can't wait to get back! -H-

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Very cool! I've kept my HF in a Pelican case with a 40m dipole... I like the compactness of this for vehicle mounting! -H- KF7PTG

The Pro was an easy choice for me, as I tend to go very conservative on lifts...less time in the shop this way; more time adventuring and factory warranty. So far I'm amazed at the truck's performance

The tank worked really well. Easy to strap in and the gravity drain spouts I installed made it easy to refill bottles or camelback bladders. The center "hump" design gives an idea of volume remaining as I drained from one side at a time. Filling from bottles or a hose while in the vehicle was...

Just back from Baja, Mexico...downloading photos and cleaning loads of dust out of the rig. General thoughts...loving this truck. I can see how some feel the TRD Pro suspension is too soft...following a Baja race route at speed would need stiffer springs. :sombrero: Slowing down negates the...

Just a quick update...building has continued culminating on prepping for Baja, Mexico! First: A pic of the ARB 12v plug setup. Solar Controller was easily mounted up for the Powerfilm 60W panel. That should keep the second battery nicely charged while camping on the beach. A Yakima Skybox...

Perfect timing to bump this trip. I'm doing the Laguna Salada route next week. -H-

I've used several Yaesu radios, and am running an FT-7900 now. I like the ease of mounting options with the remote head kit; although I've found I don't use 70cm much locally. -H-

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I'll see if I can take some tonight...pretty neat little setup for $9. -H-

Tembo Tusk Front Pull Fridge Slide with Cutting Board. Great condition, cutting board never used. Darn near bomb proof construction. More info and dimensions here: http://www.equipt1.com/item/front-pull-fridge-slide-with-cutting-board Located in Flagstaff, Arizona. $450.00 Pickup...

The ARB 12v plug came in, so I finished the fridge wiring and install. My solution to a tie down system will either be seen as genius or totally jury-rigged...I actually like it, and for the total cost of $13.00, including a $2.00 roll of electrical tape; I'm gonna go with it. Some 1/2"...

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