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That's a good fridge with the Danfoss compressor at a good price with the transit bag, wish I had the means- good luck with your sale- can't see any pics btw

Just ordered a 43 quart from open box direct for $319.00 shipped, got an email that said it would arrive by next Monday, fingers crossed. Went back to look at OBD and they had the notify me when available tab up, so I must have some good luck right now, first time I've looked in months. Maybe...

Dog in the tent?! 😳 I understand if you have a little dog, but with a lab that seeks water and dirt at every available opportunity, no dogs in the tent. Lifting a dog into the tent sounds like a chore enough, but harder still would be getting her out, Lola is a squirmy worm. She has...

I think for overlanding it's best kept simple and reliable. I have three coleman lanterns, 2 propane and one gas, usually pack the propane Northstar because it has an auto lighter. 15 years old and lights every time, parts are always available, socks are easy to replace, and the lanterns are...

Got my rack built for the most part, still some work to do, axe and shovel mount on the driver side verticals between the bed rail and longer horizontal bar and a couple more gussets to the horizontal top bars should help when loaded with lumber, a tiny bit wobbly but nothing scary. I did...

I had a 94 4runner that died never knowing how cool it could be, that thing is awesome!

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I have a pair of Sway Away 2.0 standard travel coilovers if you're interested. One has a blown seal and the shock oil is leaking so they definitely need a rebuild, but otherwise sound. Probably have about 75,000 miles on them, lower heim joints replaced about 20,000 miles ago and are in good...

man, that thing is beautiful, nice work.

hmmm, could be lots of things as I am finding out myself. try to rotate your tires first as recommended, then there are some other things to consider if that doesn't fix it. To begin with, I have about three inches of lift in the back, so the pinion angle is a bit off, which can exacerbate...

recent snowfall in seattle area, looked almost too peaceful to move

yas, nice rigs for sure. def like the runner toytruck, i wouldn't sell it if i were you. really dig the rear bumper, who built that one?

wow, you have been a busy man! congrats on the new guy, and nice job on the remodel, looks very well done

cool shot aeon, looks like a peaceful location

nice! wheels can be a bit tough to find for tundras i noticed, couldn't find any steel wheels but stock to fit without a spacer. i figured either go with stock alloys or steelies, or search the aftermarket, went with mickey thompson style 8 holes, easy to find and not overly flashy. good job...

yeeeah, i think that price is a bit steep.

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after reading a bunch on gear oil types, i decided to use redline mt-90, helped make shifts smoother, esp when cold out. others recommend amsoil products http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=46&pcid=7

not sure if the 95.5-04 tacoma saw's will fit an fj, i think it is the current model tacoma's and fj's that fit alike. all the same, i am very int, put me in line once the pics come up.

while the price tag is steep, i agree with most if not all the pros that have been stated, as well as all the negs. it's as dieseltoys states, it's not for everybody. but, with that amazing low end power, great fuel economy and range, as well engine longevity, this might be the last off road...