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Correct. Airflow is key.

Moisture getting in the mattress or just condensation on the floor? The mats don’t eliminate the moisture but they are designed to keep it out of the mattress. Still normal to have moisture inside the tent and on the floor. That’s just what happens when you have warmer temperatures inside the...

Funny looking Land Cruiser.

Definitely would only make the trade if there was significant cash in addition to the trade. Even then (if it were me) I'd take the cash portion of the trade and combine it with more cash from selling the traded 4Runner and put it towards something that's the equivalent or better than the LX...

Check this out! Got an old travel cover that needs replacing? What are you gonna do with the old one? Just toss it in the trash? Don't do it! Do something small to help the environment by not throwing it in the trash and get a cool new product from your old cover...

Here's some examples of common DIY attempts at AC mats that are not effective. None of these will give any real airflow to create a moisture barrier between the floor and mattress and as a result won't really reduce the condensation and keep the moisture out of the mattress which is what will...

This won't work very well. It doesn't allow any real air flow between the mattress and the floor and since it's porous and a doft material it will hold moisture and develop mildew. This will actually be worse than using nothing IMO. Something like Dynamat can work for insulation but it won't...

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You can see the thickness of the Tepui mats in the photo I posted. It's roughly 1/2" thick.

Well done. That's a better discount at the moment. FYI, after the current accessory sale ends my 10% is still valid for forum members.

If you haven't placed your order yet, I can get you 10% off from Tepui as a forum member discount. Orders need to be placed with me to for the discount but will ship from Tepui. FWIW, Tepui anti-condensation mats are the best on the market based on my experience. Effective and easily the most...

Maybe that's my problem, I avoid established campsites at all costs. Carry on.

I've found I prefer to open my tent to the passenger side so the awning is on the driverside. It's also more convenient for me when traveling solo since I naturally access the truck from the driverside more often. Eliminates the need to walk around to the opposite side of the truck so much...

Now through Sept 3. https://tepui.com/

Have you looked at the Tepui Baja series tents? The mesh canopy Baja Series has full panoramic view. And as a reminder, 10% off to forum members when ordered through me. With rainfly in place.

But the 3F powered 80's are typically not the preferred model. The later model ('93-97) have the 1FZ motor that has more power and is much better suited to the weight of the 80, although they are still no racecar. My point being that with the LR having a V8 you would expect better power. I...

That’s a loaded question. Having owned both I personally think the 80 is better than the Disco in just about every way except for the drivers seating position and the seats themselves. Even though the Disco has a V8 there’s not a big difference in power and there’s no comparison in terms of...

Haven’t shared a photo here in a while.

Yeah, I haven’t noticed much difference with or without lights. If you look back a few posts you’ll see I’ve had 3 lights on the front bumper for a long time. I’ve removed the center light now to allow more air to directly hit the grill/radiator. Not much change. As I mentioned earlier, in...

If you read what I described there will be vents to let hot air escape too. Just haven't finished that part of it yet. Also FWIW, I don't have any aftermarket skid plates, never have in 20 years of wheeling an 80 so the underside is pretty open and isn't keeping heat in.