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I don't know if this has been posted but think Four Wheel Camper should use it in their sales brochures. https://www.truckcamperadventure.com/fwc-owner-survives-horrific-mountain-rollover-and-fall/

If you were closer I'd take it but a tad outside my driving distance this time of year.

I second (and 3rd and 4th) eatSleepWolf's comments. I had a Gordigear RTT and while the quality was superb their US rep was useless when it came time to get a simple replacement item like a zipper pull under warranty. It was also a mess to set up and take down after a full day of gravel road...

You can see by my avatar I've been by the Hippie Bus in ID :)

Trailers generally don't have backup lights. I believe the spot you're indicating on the military light is for a "blackout" light. I doubt your civilian Jeep has a circuit for that.

Rubicons might be right seeing as how he didn't make it.

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I just had the same situation from this, ahem, member - Paul Dave <pauldave603@gmail.com> - His account has also disappeared. I knew something was up when he told me, after I emailed him, that he had a James Baroud Evo for $1k including shipping. Unfortunately he now has my real email address...

All kidding aside, our 1st RTT had an annex and I would use a Mr. Heater Buddy propane heater to pre-heat the tent in the evening then I'd get up in the morning before the Mrs and heat it for her. All I needed to do was light it at the bottom of the ladder and the heat would rise up into the...

2 12oz cans of Campbell's Pork and Beans, 1 lb hamburger, BBQ sauce or ketchup to flavor. Cook hamburger first then add other ingredients. It'll keep your tent so warm you'll want to have all the windows open.

Try this: Green wire = Right turn/stop light Yellow wire = Left turn/stop light Brown wire = Tail/marker/running lights White wire = Ground Military harness circuit # and Pin 22-460 Pin J = Right turn/stop light 22-461 Pin B = Left turn/stop light 21 Pin E = Tail/marker lights 90 Pin D =...

2020 is about over so how's it coming?

Tetons?

Tons of variables in what goes into an insurance rate. If your state insurance commission okay'd an increase then most companies jump at that and raise rates. If your credit rating went down between now and the last time you policy renewed they might raise your rates. If region wide there was...

I use FIXD for all 3 of my vehicles. Works great, is an easy iPhone app via Bluetooth, and functions the way I want it to without paying out the wazoo for something.

That's probably a reasonable price given it's all aluminum. Like I said, you might be able to get the heater working but it'd need to be run off a separate tank since it's diesel (on the M1010 it's just siphoned off the main tank). I think one of the big drawbacks to me is the height. I like...

Scrap aluminum value. Unless you're building another M1010 you can probably find a commercial box of similar size that would be easier to work with. As Mike said the AC is a no-go but you might be able to monkey around with the heater to get it to work.

Start in Sandpoint, ID and take Hwy 20 to Oak Harbor. From somewhere in the area grab a ferry to Victoria for a day trip to the Buchart Gardens then a ferry from Victoria down to Port Townsend. Hit the Olympic National Forest then down the coast to Kelso and either take Hwy 12 back across the...

Great pics and write-up. Not to be picky George but you were in the Pacific Northwest on the IDBDR. The Pacific Northwest (PNW), sometimes referred to as Cascadia,[1] is a geographic region in western North America bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the west and (loosely) by the Rocky Mountains...

The dude was on the site just after midnight this morning. Since he's not posting he's obviously avoiding things. I'd say it's time to bring the hammer down on him. He's had the opportunity to say "Sorry XYZ is happening and I'm trying to get your money back" and he hasn't. Crush the SOB and...