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I just moved a few minutes down the street from the Raleigh 4Wheel Parts storefront. My wallet has already taken a few hits..

Thanks for the replies. I found a set locally, just have to pick them up. I'll give you a call Kurt if that falls through.

I saw that ad. Unfortunately, I'm in search of the smaller version (ARB21). That's a great deal though. Thanks for posting.

ExPo, I'm in the market for a set of ARB Intensity LED lights (the ARB21s - the smaller version). Preferably a F (fog) and a (S) Spot variant. Shoot me a PM if you have a set you would like to sell. Thanks, -Stephen

A very clean and simple build. I have no affiliation, but can appreciate a nice rig when I see one :drool:. I hope someone on here is in the market: http://vermont.craigslist.org/cto/5755318699.html --- 2009 Toyota completely outfitted for offroad adventures. 86K miles in outstanding...

I would recommend mounting the RTT either on the shell or over the cab on some type of rack. Mounting it in the middle with an attachment point on the cab and on the shell could induce some structural damage to the tent frame/mounting bars as the body of the truck and the bed flex somewhat...

Bump.

ExPo, I will be moving to the TX/NM border in December and I'm looking for a Flippac for a shortbed (5') second gen Tacoma (preferably with no windows). I currently run a factory reinforced Leer shell with an Ironman RTT, but a self-contained unit like a Flippac will better suit my needs...

There was another thread created in the FS section for this ad. I called this past afternoon and spoke with the seller. Unfortunately the Flippac was sold. We chatted for awhile and he said he was overwhelmed with phone calls/texts once the ad was up. It was sold within an hour or so of...

I just called him - it's already sold. I've been looking for a shortbed (5') model for awhile - this one is for a 6' box. What's crazy is this shell is right down the road from me. If anyone has a 5' variant, shoot me a PM.

Excellent write up Matt. Short, sweet, and to the point. Thanks for sharing. I think that BajaRack has seen more of the US than most Americans ;). Cheers,

Damn... that's a clean layout. Very nice!

Beautiful photo... Good luck with the sale. This is a wonderful truck that I had to opportunity to check out at Overland Expo East last year - it is top notch.

I'm not sure what your budget is, but this may be a viable turn-key option for your hundy: http://www.ebay.com/itm/152089459259?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT He's in FL too, which makes him somewhat convenient to NC and, IMO, worth the trip for a drop-in, quality...

I've really enjoyed reading your thread - your writing style and organization kept things interesting. I too am digging that you chose a first gen. Tacoma for the build. It's tastefully built and simple. Kudos,

Outstanding craftsmanship on both of these builds. Major kudos to you both!

6' Flippacs seems to be the most produced size. There are generally 2-3 available on the secondhand market at any given time. I believe a guy is selling one on TacomaWorld as well.

Where did you source the air track?

Sounds great! Be sure to post some photos of your final set up in the storage drawer thread. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/9034-Post-up-your-drawer-storage-system

Thanks again Chris. You've given me some great ideas to work with. I will probably need at least one divider on my drivers side drawer to separate the stove storage compartment from the dry food pantry area. I plan on packing the passenger side drawer in an organized fashion like you've done...