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Because of your self noted lack of experience learning to drive off road will pay off much more than a winch. Knowing and understanding the terrain and your vehicle will limit the need for a winch and provide a higher comfort level in your travels. Just because you have a winch does not mean you...

Exped Sheets and blankies just like home

Still the lowest shipped price on the planet?

The pros use sail track and hook & loop.

Why bring a knife to a gunfight just buy a real fridge and be done with it.

Well said

For the Troopy $139K is the asking price for all new:) If ground transportation goes well the Maltec Maximum cabin will be on display and available at the North West Overland Rally.

maltec.org

Maltec trucks will be at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, Washington June 2-23, 2019

http://www.maltec.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/MT_Land_Cruiser_S_7_troopy.pdf

Someone will be addressing the website soon. The troopy is built on and titled as a 1990 80 series. Everything is brand new except for the factory locked axles (not available from Toyota) and they have all new parts down to the wheel studs.

Everything one would want to know at Maltec.Org

Currently babysitting the Maltec Troopy. It's in Scottsdale Arizona and available. Ground up build all new down to the wheel studs

I felt the Scheel-Mann seats in an 80 series were too tall for a guy over 6' - YMMV

Babysitting Maltec 80 series based poptop Troopy. Drives and rides like an 80 and looks like a Troppy.

Common It will not up shift until the computer see a low enough load. You are able to upshift without CC just by backing off the pedal a split second and reducing the load.

It is because you do not loosen your control arms and panhard. Your control arms and panhard have encapsulated rubber bushings this is the spongy feel comes from. Anytime the control arm changes it needs to loosen and retorqued. If you do this you will never need a spring compressor or jack.

A great picture/example for when recovery points go bad. Just imagining what that would do to a human head :eek:

We were very close at times to the Algeria and Libya borders but I will save the details for another thread.