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I use a red fanny pack stuffed full of first aid items.

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amo 292 are those 285 x 70 x 17s ST Maxxs on your Tundra? Looks good!

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A free standing geodesic dome with 4-6 poles works well. You can make or buy larger tent stakes to help hold it down. I also put rock on top of the tent stakes. If it is really windy I put water jugs and or cooler inside to keep it from blowing away. In hot weather you don't need to use the...

Nice. It helps when it is totally empty (unloaded) in the sand.

Looks fun but too expensive. More driveble than a real WWII version The front sway bar wouldn't last too long.

Nice work! How did you attach the door panels?

Strap, Shovel and High-lift Jack Jumper cables, basic tools tire plugs and compressor too and some ER and survival supplies. On long trips a tool kit and full size shovel.

There is a whole book on the subject :) http://www.amazon.com/How-****-Woods-Edition-Environmentally/dp/1580083633 and a bumper dumper http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm

Nice job is the cab open to the rear? You must have had to widen the bus.

Nice work. We don't see rust like that out here in So. CA :)

Very nice. I like the sink/stove combo.

I looks like a reclining lounge chair? I think all Nash cars did this and was a big selling point. http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/MechanixIllustrated/4-1953/nash_airliner_seats.jpg

Cotton is fine for summer car camping! Down for winter!

Big 5 has some coleman rectangular bags on sale. Good for summer car camping and can be zipped together. Cotton flannel is good in warm weather.

Remember these? It is good to have portable containers in case you have to hoof it. http://www.lncurtis.com/onlineshop-miscellaneous-hydration_recovery-oasis-oasis_2_quart_western_canteen?vfsku=2955&gpla=pla&gclid=CKeciazGrL8CFUYA7AodIG4Axw

Thanks for the info on cold weather gear. Layering and staying dry is the key for sure. Proper hydration and nutrition is important too. Anybody from the military and or cold weather construction trades (pipeline, oil patch) have any advice?

If the clamp is gone and the grease is leaking from there maybe try a small hose clamp??