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yah, with me at 5'10, and my girl at 5'6. we got no sleep the times we attempted sleeping on a platform in the bed in the past, we usually always opt to throw out a tent on the ground. i think the best of both worlds has to be the rtt with the shell for storage. all that space above your truck...

the diffs are the same 95.5-04 regardless of engine size, so yes, it will fit. the reason it looks like it will only be able to drop 1/4 inch before it hits the crossmember is because they only drop the assembly closest to the front of the truck about 7/8", and the rear stays put, so at the...

great adventure! the photo's you took were beautiful, not surprising to read you're a photographer. it will take me some time to read the text, but it is fascinating, and i think it's awesome you did it alone, trips like those will last forever in your memory, with only the people you meet...

I have one i have been using for years i got from joe's (formerly g.i. joe's, GO JOE!), and i'm not dead yet. i keep it greased, and it's cast iron, should be safe enough. i like the grease run off, keeps your :steak: from sitting in a pool o' grease

the kargomaster mounts identical to the one pictured on shottenjagr's truck.

don't know about the ome's, but i did run trd tundra coils for about a year with the ome stiffer struts. i liked the ride, a little jarring at times, flat as a race car in the corners :smiley_drive: and unfortunately not a lot of flex off road, but that's what you get from a half ton coils...

dude! looking at your thread is like watching the progression for my trucks buildup i have done in my head over and over, absolutely bad ***. now all i need is like $10k and i'm set! very nice buildup

http://www.precisionfit.com/index.php never bought from them, don't know about service, but the price is right, and they offer more options than neoprene. (the chick jumping on the home page is pretty hot too, but don't let this sway your decision)

um, well the kargomaster racks most certainly can carry more than a ladder, and most come in more than one duty rating. i had a 1000 lb kargomaster lumber rack, exactly like the one in the link, on my 99 tacoma for over three years, carried everything from large loads of lumber to multiple...

man, those were great pics! love to see iceland, so much open spaces, truly awesome.

very cool, love the backpacking pics, specially the one of the girl laying in the grass and the dog in the stream bed, pretty well speaks for itself!

it's hard to ignore the random girl when she's really good looking :D

no solid rear axle= less cargo capacity, less wheel travel, it looks like it is just a ridgeline knock off, cool concept but not for me. seems they are going for the outdoorsy tech-nerd weekend warrior type, which infest the seattle area, who want 4x4 badging so they don't lose traction on...

dude, i want that! with that i could finally talk the woman out of a lame rv

i'm a new member here as well, and the reception you get on this forum is great. i did a seattle to fairbanks trip in a stock tacoma about two years ago, 6000 miles the roundabout way all the way through alberta, then the yukon and back on the cassiar highway through bc, went as far north in...

yah man, i've watched your build up on ttora and here for a while, def down for some wheeling sometime- off to omak/winthrop to camp this weekend, finally looks like 80+ weather baby!! :sunny:

well, to start, i am very happy to have found this thread with like-minded nomadic persons desiring to equip their vehicle for the unlikely instance of a nuclear holocaust :D myself and my fiance are avid roadtrippers, and although we have seen alot of places by plane, boat and train, travel...