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Welcome to the club of non-toyota owners. There's plenty of us here, so no worries about that. Regarding the bumper. Given that these are designed to bolt right on to the existing frame and work with your air bags and crush cans, have you given any thought to modifying the one made for your...

Wow, I'm sensing some serious anger and hostilty.

Wow; I sure didn't need to see that.

I have seen this truck's handling up close...almost too close.:oops: It handles very well indeed.

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Awesome. Great fun can be had with kayaks. Great shot with your daughter riding along. Sounds like you had a fun family outing. BTW, welcome to ExPo.

Don't be mad or frustrated, get even. String them along. Promise them that you want to buy it, but require certain things from them. For some ideas, go to http://www.419eater.com/. There are several good ideas and some really great stories of people scambaiting scammers. Could be some real fun.

Phil, May I offer another way to look at this? cash flow management vs. short-term debt reduction? It seems like you're trying to free yourself from debt...not necessarily a bad idea on its own. But, you should probably allow a couple grand in your budget for repairs or whatever given that...

I have those and they are quite sturdy. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

Thanks, James, for the update. I am definitely interested in your feedback after towing your Chaser next week. I'm watching this thread closely as I'm seriously considering going to 4.9's to get back to stock power in much the same way that you are. Again, many thanks for sharing all this...

I have both the Fiamma and the Ezi-Awn awnings. The Fiamma is much easier to setup and is just as sturdy. I purchased the Ezi-Awn, because I wanted the side panels to make an enclosed room. The Ezi-Awn, while a very fine product, is a bit difficult to setup for one person. I can do...

incredible images. Thanks for sharing the link and story.

I have an ARB 45 and an Engel 45. Both get condensation inside...mostly ice on both sides of the cooling element. This is mainly due to the humid conditions I'm usually camping in. I started getting this from day 1 with my ARB (bought it new). I wouldn't worry about it, but when you go to...

Bogen/ Manfrotto I use the Wilderness Tripod. I like it due to it's height, adjustable feet for sand/dirt/etc. and the rubber-padding on the legs for those really cold mornings. Placing your hand on an aluminum tripod when it's at or below freezing in the early morning before sunrise is no...

Nice find! Great price too. Check with Wil and Wendy at Sierra Expeditions. They're still showing the Two Zone compartments for the 60L on sale at a very, very nice price. The description says it fits Engel and Waeco, but aren't the Norlcolds essentially the same too...

It's just you.

I went through the same dilemma. My logic is this: for the most part, anything you take with you in the kayak should be able to get wet. Or, you should plan for the fact that anything could get wet. Short of forking out a lot of $ for a waterproof housing, I opted for a point and shoot and a...

Martyn got there before I could. Exactly what he said. Get the dual purpose Engel if you've got the room for the 60. Otherwise the 2 zone attachment works well too. The only downside I see to it is that the warmer zone is smaller than the freezer. I would prefer the other way around, like...

Driver's side sounds best to me, given the rear door config that you mention.

Mine came today (Thanks Chris!!!) Mine was packaged in bubble wrap and then inside a small, white box.