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I have one complete Yakima roof rack system for sale. The rack consists of: (4) Q- Towers (2) Q5 Clips (2) Q124 Clips (2) 58" Crossbars (1) 44" Fairing (4) Locks This rack was installed on my 2008 Toyota Prius, but is adaptable to most cars & trucks that DO NOT have a factory roof rack system...

I'm curious if you have any idea of an r value for this insulation? Im also trying to picture how you trimmed these "panels" of sprayed in insulation flat w/ a sawz-all. Looks great, it's been fun watching the build! -Chris

A lot different then all the rotomolded kayaks everyone fishes from around here, SoCal, with. Do you guys run bait tanks on those at all? Looks sweet and fast! -Chris

How do you "fabricate" with this stuff? Is it used primarily in large panel type situations? I've also heard this stuff can float.. Do you cut it on a waterjet? -Chris

I've been looking at the Carli Performance 2.0 package for my 2500, but I'm wondering what the changes in payload capacity are. I'm trying to find a good setup to help with my 2500lb camper and get myself some more suspension travel/tire size. I've got air bags in the back and considered rancho...

Thule Revolver. It's big feature is it swings away from the receiver to allow us easy entry into the camper. Holds 4 bikes, locks to receiver, built in cable lock, arms fold down when not in use. Retails around $480'ish

I'll comment on what I have learned from my own experiences. I have owned three baywindows 69,70, and 77. The 69 and 70 were virtually the same, neither pop-tops but had the camper interior. The 77 was my love. Pop-top westfalia, not with the stove. The motor is the type iv 2.0. It put out about...

I'm curious as to what you are using to cut your fish-mouths? I've been hand cutting and filing mine, but I'm facing a larger project and I am contemplating buying an ol' joint jigger.

You could be stirring up a wasp nest on this one. I drive a 2006 Dodge 2500 standard cab long bed w/ the 5.9 cummins 4x4. I have a smaller, 835, Lance camper on it for now. When I was looking for my truck I wanted a diesel 3/4 to 1 ton 4x4. My search narrowed me down to the Ford and Dodge. I...

If you decide to go with a full suspension I'd recommend the Old Man Mountain racks. I've put them on several full suspension bikes that went on some long distance offroad tours, like your talking about, and I think they offer the best racks for full suspension applications. The debate over...

I've been banging around on a Surly Crosscheck for a number of years as my "touring bike", but I've been looking to move to a more traditional touring geometry and have been leaning towards the IF Independence(steel). http://www.ifbikes.com/OurBikes/Road/Steel_Independence/

I'm very happy to see that as companies such as Trek and Specialized continue to, or have already, moved production to far away factories there are still local guys producing beautiful bikes. If your into that kind of stuff you should definitely check out...