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Now that's funny. And even more true.

For me the spare tires on the back are dead give away and paint won't make much of a difference. It will draw a crowd. if you could go with a single spare stored inside and then get rid of the bull bumper/winch, roof rack and external lights, it could work great.

Is that different than a Subaru Outback?

Got mine. Awesome! Thanks for the effort!!

Maybe, in part, why it is over 80% http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/150034-Poll-Do-you-actually-sleep-inside/page7

Oh and btw I have about 800 cubic feet of awesomeness that Paul did for me with the refurbishment of my fuso that says something quite different.

Suffice it to say that you missed the point by a very wide margin.

Paid my money but have yet to see the goods.

LED's take little power and will likey outlive you. If those two things are important in your applicitation go for it.

Is it just me or has there been an abundance of these very rare vehicles for sale lately?

Did this in the moto earlier this year. It is now one of my favorite rides. I wonder if I could manage most of it, with the exception of a couple notches in my big *** Fuso. It is such an awesome place it would be fun to take the beast out there and hang for a few days. You are right, with...

One of those would go perfect on my fuso. Ill take a 6 inch.

Put it all up for sale. Worst case is you are exactly where you are now.

In general we get what we pay for. Tents are no different and some are clearly more expensive than others. But the best is the best, ( and Hilleberg is one of them), and that may be quite different from one that works ok in most instances. We can say the same about most products. I do not like...

Google best four season tent and you will get here. http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/4-Season-Tent-Reviews There is a reason why the top three are Hillebergs. Simply one of the finest tent makers. Now of course if you don't care about 4 season ability, a built in fly for pitching in the rain...

Why is it when I am looking for something there are three of us bidding on it, or it gets sold before i see it? And when I am not looking these things seem to sit around forever? Bump for a great rig. How do I know? I have one. Glws.

In Tillamock Oregon.

Ok I know both Mike and Paul to some extent. I have purchased a vehicle from mike and we have exchanged thoughts and ideas for some time on a variety of topics from adventure vehicles, funky campers, motos and all the jewelry in between. Paul was charged with the awesome update of my Fuso and...

I too have been thru the facility. The ATW product has remarkable quality in both the fiberglass construction and the overall unit construction. I am not sure if it can get better. Add in the idea of the rigid sides you can put in to replace the canvas and you have an extreamly versitile machine.

I would expect that you could easily find someone to keep you warm for the night for $200.