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Didn't see this: I think you forgot to mention the custom overhead guage/aux. fuel thingy. :costumed-smiley-007 Same class or different.

What??? Who would do such a thing? After all this time I don't want the bumper. :gunt: (just the rack) :shakin: I, however, can vouch for how clean the rig is and how meticulous Kevin has been with this beast. The paint job is better than factory. In all seriousness...

Dave, I am sure Deaver is one of the leaders in the industry. But, you could always check with National Spring here in San Diego, more like El Cajon/Santee area. Good luck with SBS (saggy butt syndrome) And if you want a really fun look at things. Next time you're on a trip, stop at...

I know Steve's already in line... But which stove: the wind river or the cook partner. Also, regarding the surco rack. How does it mount? Could you mount an Eezi Awn?

Dave Thanks for the heads up! Now I have to go and check-up on mine. BTW...the mud link just goes to the main forum page.

Congrats Dave! I'm impressed that you were supposed to have the bumper delivered by 800 PM! And you posted that the bumper was ON just before 900 AM!!! That's less just over twelve hours! And throughout the night as well... Did you sleep at all? :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: You...

Doc, if you're super-pressed for time (and help) give me a call tomorrow and I might be able to break away. Otherwise... GOOD LUCK! :Mechanic: :wings:

I received a quote to a business address here in San Diego, actually El Cajon. Total was... $1180! Taxes, import fees, and I guess fuel is super expensive in Canada right now.

I would be interested in a SoCal buy if shipping was reasonable... :wings:

Mark... Your 80 is coming along VERY NICELY! BTW, what is that pressure guage looking thingy where the heater hoses are along the firewall?

:wings: O.k. Now everyone chant with me on three... One... Two... Three... Dave's the man! Dave's the man! Dave's the man! Way to go! Like Mark said, very original. You have been a pioneer in "new" Taco modification. Going beyond boundaries others thought...

I understand your concern about the parking issues in the So Cal beach areas. That added with the attention you draw can lead to potential theft problems, which is a problem with most built-up 80's as Daryl pointed out (and something I have been dealing with, especially with Baja). :( Doc...

David... WELCOME!!! :wings: If I remember you have supercharger. Thus pulling a trailer won't be such a burden as one of us with the stock engine. Also, to replicate Doc's suggestions, you'll need a long bed Tacoma. He has the short bed version, he's built it very well, and it wheels just...

Ha! Isn't that funny. I have been searching for another 80, but one with less than 100K, and a 40, and a 55. Just don't tell... :)

Waoow! You weren't kidding about the picture count. Although I am proud to say that I viewed the entire album. The trip looks like a blast. Is the white 80 a guy "darwood" on mud? I had asked him for feedback on his technitop, which was very helpful. But he had moved to Texas or...

:wings: Good job Mark! There is definitely something about an 80 that gets into your blood.

I cannot recommend the CERT program enough. As an instructor, the topics covered and lessons learned are invaluable. If your neighborhood or city has a CERT program, join up. https://www.citizencorps.gov/cert/ :arabia:

Nic, looks really good! Is that your shop in the background? Some nice metal work in there! :clapsmile :clapsmile :clapsmile Oh, and DDude you need lighten your load and get rid of that second trailer.:)

Thanks... Looks like a great trip! :clapsmile I still want to make it down to San Francisquito. A friend of mine from work goes down frequently. A nice place to get away and relax. Ahhhh, I need to go on vacation.

John, Are you in Encinitas/Solana Beach area? We were driving around today, and drove by an ECamper! I wanted to stop and oogle, but we were late for a meeting. Oh, and I have an 80 to, ummm, donate when you're ready...