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heres a couple: I love the idea, simple, easy to get to stuff, NO TENT NEEDED, lol Im hoping to redo my rear bumper, adding a tirecarrier, then getting a Oasis compressor, and tank, mount them where the spare went.

lol thats awesome, if i can find my pics, ill show ya mine, but its set up alot like yours, but my top goes to about an inch from the sides, and the sides fold up, also have a storage way in the front. let look for the pics.

nicely done, set up alot like mine, i love it, hold alot of stuff, no need for a tent, i HATE setting them up and taking them down, lol

Ive got the Canon rebel xt, had it about a year, i like it, no complaints...

very nice, mind telling us how much you got into that tire carrier ? the links dont have the prices... :bowdown: great thinking/planning.

100K miles on a yota its just now broken in :D Ive got over 200K on my 99, no problems, runs great. I would look for a 1996-2000 with the E-Locker, but thats me, lol.

yeppers, he does build them in house, to your vehicle, this is what they call "custom" :D I do have a friend that drove in from Kansas City, Kansas (overlandpark) to get both front and rear bumpers done. heres his link...

a few pics gotta flex a little: A little tight, lol:

Well I got this thing about 5 years ago, with the intent to "wheel" it, my favorite saying is "I bought to wheel it" I started doing more of the rock crawling than anything, its held up very nice, but Ive since moved into the expedition stuff, so Ive made a sleeping platform with drawers...

Josh, thanks, the bumpers are from armorology.com they do custom work, located in colorado springs, co.

can I play ? lol

I support the American Veteran, and when Colorado came out with these plates: We jumped on them, due to the fact, $25 from every plate sold, goes to a Colorado Vet. I love the fact that the money stays here, and supports people that are protecting my way of life.

Great thread :clapsmile :chowtime: keep them coming

well a little of both, I use to carry a blue Rubbernaid box, with stuff that I may need on the trail, that was when all I did was day trips, so we made sure that all that stuff would fit and then some. Now Im into the expedition stuff, been wanting to do 2-3 day trips, adn the box holds more...

thankx,,, I personally would NEVER put a spare on the roof, I want to keep the weight closer to the ground :) But Im planning on replacing the rear bumper next year with a swing out tire carrier. And where the spare "went" we are planning and storage there also, a compressor (hopfully and Oasis...

more Loaded and reay to roll: Ready to sleep in: (just add a sleeping mat) almost forgot the Forward Cubby: Here you can see I hinged this so I can still get to the Side Cubby (where I keep First Aid kits: Thank God Im short :wings:

Well Ive been thinking about this for sometime now, and with the help of a friend (thankx Glen) got it done. On to the pics, Test Fit: 100% Slides: Sleeping Platform: Turnbuckles holding it in place: The Tie-Downs to hold tire down:

welcome, Nice shots, I really love wheeler lake, one of my favs

Heres another shot: I got them at ToyTecLifts

hey you 4Runner guys, Ive got some Lower Link Skids, these seem to work really well, these are weld on skids, Ive wheeled them for awhile now, and Im loving them. You should have seen my Links before lol, lets just say they was bad, Well heres a few pics: