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I was looking for this answer, why on earth would you fish from your car/suv/truck?

Interesting, but @IdaSHO has a second. Any licensed, PE's on this thread, anyone who can put some proof of engineering knowledge in their opinions? If I hear anyone mention "thermal bridging" on this site again I'm going to puke! Rubber has always worked for me and it never hurts.

Seems an f-350 XL would serve better for the work at hand, especially humping a big slide in.

Our camping in the 70's was in Europe, it was the 80's when we'd take trips in the US, most trips included motels, the Ranch outings were the best "outings". It's only been the last ten years we've been traveling and going without kids, mine are grown, I'd bet about your age. :)

Sorry to hear your kids have had only a few joys in their young lives that were good for them. Intentionally misstating the facts to support your demented personal attack is simply obtuse, my kids never stayed at home, or can you not read? Boys would rather go to the ranch than go "camping"...

That's good, heat rises.

I took my boys camping, as I recall, they were most interested in learning outdoor skills around 10 to 12 years old. At 14 they knew it all. @Todd n Natalie As they got older they were more interested in boating and fishing, hiking, riding bikes or a thumper and staying in a cabin or motel...

You "parental types" should consider going camping alone as a couple and just take your dog, dogs love to go and drop the kids off at the grandparents place! If kids want to camp out, put them in the backyard. Simple solution, no additional tents, less food, no toys (unless momma wants...

Not until you pry this thread from my cold dead hands!

But you have an opportunity to cheat on your OS taxes! Remember, pay unto Caesar what is Caesar's.

Army water proof bag, same size as the laundry bag they issued, tied properly it's still water proof and keeps odors in, just toss it in the back, no need to show it off on the back.

Not really, that was the opening asking price, then it was raised twice, up to $169,000 and now back to $140,000! First post: "Location: Phoenix, AZ (US delivery available for an additional fee) Price: $140,000 (open to reasonable offers - let’s talk!)"

OK, now, I would shoot that. I'd probably use my 12 gauge bullpup, semi auto shotgun with a 20 round magazine, red dot and light attached, but first, I'd have to put on my Army issued flak jacket and vest. Which reminds me, I need to inventory my survival vest and check my ammo.

Frankly, all this "overlanding stuff" is just a fad, whimsical toys for big boys that is hyped to take money from the insecure male ego. There is a point at which you reach the absurd. Most anyone can afford some kind of vehicle that can travel over rough terrain or bad roads and that would...

Not entirely, we also rely on internet forums, like this one as well as news shows that claim to be for entertainment only. Lying about your property value isn't illegal, generally, it depends on what you lie about and why. It becomes illegal when your lie supports a fraud to obtain bank...

Prosper? What's that? A 2nd mortgage can be a useful personal finance tool, when carefully made, problem is, most aren't careful enough. Understand, you're betting the farm.

That's a "Floor Planning" issue in commercial lending, I don't think I'd make a loan to a dealer, (well, that depends on many factors, but not a loan they are use to) but lending to a buyer, consumer, you bet!

Collateral is just one part of the lending equation. The first consideration is the ability to repay the debt. Next, is a borrower's history, credit worthiness, do they have a history of paying debts as agreed? Your credit worthiness is measured by your "credit score". There are "Signature...