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Would buy it in a heartbeat if it just fit a 1st gen tundra. Guess I’ll just have to build my own.

I know I can’t afford it because I’m asking how much it costs!

We were trying to decide between the 1up and Kuat. We only have 2 bikes but they are dual suspension e mountain bikes (50lbs each). My wife can not lift hers by herself so we needed a ramp option. While we liked the 1up we ultimately decided to go with the Kuat for 2 reasons: 1) convenience...

nice Tundra flip-pac build for sale not mine https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/rvd/d/portland-2004-toyota-tundra-crew-cab/6943677928.html

I decided to keep mine but here is an excellent example of a similar one for sale. https://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/d/goldendale-2006-toyota-tundra-trd-72k/6952775936.html

https://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/d/underwood-2006-tundra-4wd-low-miles/6939729820.html Happy To work out logistics of this works for You.

This from the woman that I sold my trailer to: First overnight in the Gorge done and having fun. Lots of lessons but one to share...don’t buy the Echo Break Controller for your truck. Was leaving yesterday and got a msg on the App there was a hardware fault. Pulled over and there was smoke...

Very interested. PM sent

I’ve got a ‘99 100 series in just as good, if not better condition with 120,000 miles. Meticulously maintained with records. Garage kept pavement princess it’s whole life totally stock I’d sell for that price.

My Son had an f150 with a Ranch Hand replacement bumper. He hit an elk in Idaho on the passenger side front at about 50mph. Annihilated the elk but just pushed the bumper in enough to be about an inch away from the body. No body damage, not even to the headlight. That is what they are built for...

I just helped a friend set up her Curt wireless controller. It was simple and easy. Works great. Cost $200. Plug, sync, and play. Download an app and control it from there. This will be the way I go next time I need a brake controller

Be patient and only spend you $$ once. I found Bundutec to be one of the best values out there. A great product at a fair price and you can get exactly what you want. I’m discussing my second project with them now. Highly recommended. Well worth the wait.

Still looking? I have an unmolested 1999 that has lived its entire life as a garage kept grocery getter. 115,000 miles, meticulously maintained. Not sure what it is worth in the market but it is a true gem, zero rust. I do thing $24,000 is really quite high. It does have the rear locker and...

https://www.airstream.com/bearstream-travel-trailer-2019/

Awesome tents. GLWS

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Can’t do SUP yoga on a kayak!?

Not mine. https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/d/portland-homeade-pop-up-camper/6806051181.html

I have driven numerous trucks, both 4wd and 2wd with and with out positrac. I grew up driving positrac rear ends in the 70’s so I’m kind of partial to them. I have actually Done better with the positrac than 4wd. Maybe because I wasn’t confident when driving in sketchy conditions with a 2wd. I...