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I have an 06 Xterra which has just about an identical interior as the Frontier. I also have an 03 Tacoma but have spent a decent amount of time in the newer ones as well. The plastic interior of the Nissans is nice but I think is definitely more prone to scratches than the Toyotas. I...

No my Tacoma is silver. I was going to go with just white but this was the last Chaser they had ready to go so I grabbed it. We will also pull it with our dark gray Xterra. I kinda like the contrasting colors over the matching.

It's called Olive Gray.

It's a Chaser and it should ship sometime mid to late january. I told Mario not to build it too fast, I still have to make room for her in the garage. While I sold our old camper to my brother in law every time I plan to tow it up to his house in the mountains we get dumped on with snow. Here...

Just received these pics from Mario the other day! We are getting excited. Okay maybe I'm getting a little more excited than the wife.

I've got an 03 TRD with a mild lift, 2-3", and 32's and my neighbor has a stock 06 4Runner Sport. I am simply amazed at how his truck has performed following me, even with his stock all season tires. There have been a few places that, even with my locker engaged, have given me minor problems...

Some of the 2005's have rear differential issues. I'd go with an 06 or later model just to be safe.

Yep. Check the link below. I hope this helps. http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4896&page=4&highlight=xterra

It really depends on the type of camping you want to do. We had a popup for 6 years and it was really nice for the type of camping we did. It was all established camp grounds and some national forest back roads. We just sold it last month because we have come to realize we no longer enjoy the...

I've been looking at these BigFoot Bags. It looks like you can get more use out of it than an ordinary bag.

The Softopper and Best Top products have the ability to roll up the sides and fold forward. However they can not support any weight on the roof like the Can-Back topper does. To support any weight above them you have to use and external support. While I love my Truxedo it unfortunately can...

Both are great trucks. I've had an 03 Dbl Cab TRD since I bought it new and I don't plan on getting rid of it any time soon if ever. I have a buddy that has an 06 and don't let the smooth ride fool you. It is a very capable truck. As far as comparing it to the 05+ Tacoma, it's narrower, has...

I've had a Truxedo soft cover on my truck for about 4 years now and it's as good as new.

Our patrol cars have the CF-29 and they are really nice. I too hate typing reports on the rubber keyboards and prefer the backlit normal key board. Next month we are supposed to be getting some CF-30s. They are supposed to be 50% brighter than the CF-29 which will be awesome in the bright...

I think you are getting it. This is the best I can explain it and the best I understand it. With the center diff unlocked think of 4hi as all wheel drive. With the center diff open the front and rear axles can rotate differently, thus no binding. Great for wet or snowy pavement and dirt...

Here are a few from this past Spring.

I agree 100%. It's a great feature. My wife got rid of her 02 4Runner for an 06 Xterra OR and while I love more things on the Xterra vs. the 4Runner I really miss the center diff option. And the sun roof! If Nissan would keep the rear locker, add a center diff and figure out how to put a sun...

I may be wrong, and please let me know if I am, but I've always thought sway bar disconnects were useless on IFS vehicles. You might get a small amount of downward articulation but what good is that if you have no traction with that tire. The only tire that will have traction on an IFS vehicle...

I usually average 18 1/2 to 20 mpg hwy and 16-18 city. I've got an 03 dbl cab. I've never come close to what you got.

Martyn, my wife and I will hopefully be purchasing a chaser before the end of the year and you have already given me a shipping quote to the Denver area. Is is much cheaper to have it shipped to western Colorado or even Utah and then driving out to pick it up? I had thought about road tripping...