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That is a great photo, now I need to go to Colorado to see if I can hate it too!

You got some really nice photos in that set. I like the sunset reflected in the window! Very nice trip. :)

That looks real good, it's got less miles than the truck and for 3500, I would have had to buy it too.....just to taste the koolaid:sombrero:

Love the wagon! and the popup in tandem is a cool combination!

Aaaah! The Cooper ST Maxx! The official tire of the TundraBird Nation! Enjoy!

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Oooh, this is good! I have neglected this thread for a bit, but a nice running engine is always a good thing! I dig the shipping crate, those Aussies know how to crate a block! I also know exactly what you were feeling as you hooked up the juice for the first time, put some fuel in it, and...

hmmmm.....I'm at 186,000 and 5000 mile oil changes.....

My wife taking a picture of herself....

Extra cred for doing it yourself! (like you need more build cred!) How many miles are on that motor?

You should be quite proud of your build. That is a sweet looking trailer!

It wasn't me. Mine has a homebuilt bedrack, the silver Tundra in the link the OP listed is Haggis' Multi-use Tundra thread. I think the rack he uses is no longer available, but once you read his thread you'll know the brand and can do a little googling to find out....

Yes, but all that work is worth it. First time you see someones jaw drop when you show them around "the house" puts a big grin on your face. Your skills show through and Beth likes how you've turned the CT into a cool camper. She digs the kitchen and says the backsplash and stove shelf rock...

Anywhere you go in the National Forests will be fine. There are lots of roads that are open, some are nothing more than gravel service roads, others can get quite rough. Some are open year round, some are seasonal. We spent the weekend after July 4th in GWNF on Long Run road (north of rt 33)...

Awesome Jeff! That hinge for the bed is cool, where did you find that? I thought we were getting wild thinking about an 18" TV, 32 would just be awesome.....too bad it won't fit in the tear. The interior turned out very nice as well as the kitchen. Love the wood with diamond plate look! Hope...

I have to agree with the negative on the powdercoats. My wheels were powdercoated from the factory (they're Wheelers Steel so I'm guessing the factory is ProComp), and I went to the expense of having my bed rack powdercoated locally. Never again. I've painted the wheels every spring for the last...

It's also a little matter of perspective. Looks big Looks little

Bring the Bel, and the lumber over to the house and you can borrow our table saw, and any other shop tools you might need. (drill press, routers, miter saw) we've got pretty much anything you could need. You could probably even talk us into loading up the truck and bringing it all over to...

That of course leads to the next question: How much does it weigh loaded and ready for a trip?

Hey guys, I think it's great that you want to build and are building custom equipment, but I think you should be mentioning the owners of your inspiration pictures. The green trailer you borrowed the photograph of is my friend's. Edward Bernal, I'm unsure who owns the red trailer. Ed put a lot...