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I'm not sure what you're alluding to, but it looks like a Brute to me. Brute Gallery

hi Adam. Currently 285. Even with the 265s, I didn't mind the appearance. If I needed new tires today, I'd be perfectly happy with the 265/75 size.

Nice dude. Nice.

Hey bro! Sorry about the delay here. So, let's answer your questions. Yakima cross bars: Yes noisy, but added the fairing and t'was all good again. Also, I initially installed 66" bars. I've since cut them down to be just shy of the roof width. Had an incident on the trail with a Rhino in...

Thanks Pete.

www.nissanhelp.com Over the course of my Frontier ownership, I've come to love this website. I'm not 100% certain by whom it's operated/owned, but the forums have several astute guys/gals who appear to be factory trained techs and who are quite helpful. Got a trouble code? Look it up in the...

Dude . . . is that a Flip Pac on the back? 400K miles --- just awesome. We need some stories now, bro.

Fellas! Apologies for my delay. You won't believe this . . . there's not a single internet connection in Louisiana. :) Alright, maybe that is believable. Here they are nevertheless, my photos: Check 'em out.

I think Justin wants to be my friend. :smiley_drive: Nice bags! I can't wait to give these a shot. So why do I suddenly have Partridge Family songs in my head? Is it the stripes?

Methought the same thing, but decided to post something more encouraging to keep the geniuses coming. The camp chair bag was a good start, now we've refined it. Now we're talkin' boys! The canvas covering that wraps around, ties in the middle, maybe with some cinch cordage on the ends to...

Camp chair bag! Hadn't thought of that one. Yes, the sleeping bag compression sacks are too short. Too fat, too. Short and fat. Hold the jokes till later . . . My wife, bless her cookie-baking soul (mmm, oatmeal chocolate chip in the oven) says she wants to try her hand at sewing...

If I'd have thought of it sooner, this would have been a good vehicle procurement tactic . . . just wait until ARB needs to rid themselves of a truck they've already built and just buy it. I can't think of a better way to buy a sweet truck decked with the sweetest stuff.

Fellas and Ladies, I need your help. Input. What the heck can I use for a protective bag? I'm thinking something with a drawstring at one end. Hit me with your genius ideas please. :costumed-smiley-007

Yes, I had the same concern at first. The washers do help. Although I can get the legs to align without them, but one corner is just a wee tight. In my head, I've been secretly trying to figure out a way to do a table like Marc Olivares did on the tail gate of the Discovery. But I've got...

You're asking the right guy. For the most part, any wood will work, but how you choose to protect matters just as much. I'd suggest ash. I almost made it out of that one, but decided to use ipe (in part because of my job and getting experience with more species). Ash is, in general, on the...

Not long at all, considering the nature of custom woodworking. I started on Tuesday night and was applying the finish this past Saturday. Thanks for the comments fellas.

Superb chair, BTW. Simply love how compact they are. I have some apprehensions about the nylon material - it feels like the durability ratio of the frame to nylon is like 3:1. Should the seat material fail, it will be easy enough to change or fix. Nevertheless, we're really pleased with the...

Okay, so this camp cocktail table has another purpose; a kid's eating place. I was camped with Wil and his little family, as well as my wife and daughter, over New Years Eve. Wil whipped out this little camp table by GCI that was absolutely perfect for kids. Only about 20" tall, maybe less...

Let me put it this way: the 456 is Ferrari's notable four seater. The two of them went. They left me behind - on purpose. Something about "someone needs to mind the business" crappola. :costumed-smiley-007