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Dude, you're nuts. This is some classy work. Wow!

I've been contemplating getting rid of the chrome too. Do you have a photo? Thanks!

Wait...you take your cat camping?

Brilliant solution! Any rattling when in motion?

I see. Thanks for the images. I've been looking into doing a net on the roof for light weight items. Something like this: http://www.safaristraps.com/cargo-nets/safari-straps-53-2520-1-inch-cargo-net-medium However, I like the firm platform option more. Do you have any close up mounting images?

Do you have any photo examples? I'm curious as to what you're talking about.

I have one of these and love it. Done a full tri-tip on one once and turned out great. Fits in a 24-gal Action Packer perfectly.

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Nice! A couple days later we continued North up 395 to 89 then 4 West to Calaveras Big Trees. Hwy 4 is an amazing road with some steep grades and beautiful sights.

I wanted to follow up with this. After a few long road trips and daily commuting I'm averaging 13-15mpg mixed city/hwy and 18-19mpg strictly hwy keeping under 65mph. Looks like the scangauge was reading on the high side before.

That's beautiful MANUCHAO! One from my recent trip to Bridgeport, CA.

It's pretty normal for that table. I've owned one for the past 2 years and it's just the way it is. Not great for cutting a tri-tip on. However, it does roll up nice, has good surface area, and can be cleaned easily.

To the best of my knowledge I have set it all up correctly with the initial fill ups and tank size. I generally keep it around 55-60mph on the freeway and find areas to draft behind larger vehicles. The 17mpg is a mix with freeway but the city alone is terrible ~11-12mpg. Being such a heavy car...

I've been paying close attention to my ScanGuageII the past few months and generally I'm averaging 17mpg 50:50 hwy:city in San Diego (somewhat hilly) and 20mpg strictly hwy (trip up to Sacramento via Hyw 49). This is all on a factory spec 80-series with 33" tires and front bull-bar.

Bubblegoose1: I believe that the 6541HP is the High Pressure unit.

Here's my home depot special. Crossbars have threaded ends so I used threaded pvc pipe for the awning cross supports. Sewed pockets on the material for the pvc to slide into. Used half a busted awning side (legs that extend/fold) for the vertical support. It's not the best looking thing but it...