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Yes, I have. And I got it bad. Their attention to detail in their American made products is unparalleled. Recently they had a problem with a lock stitch on a coin pocket. They notified purchasers and recalled the product to repair the defect and pulled items from the shelf to make the mend...

No other opinions? Really?

...ugh, my brain hurts. Have searched the threads on these subjects but can't establish in my mind a clear winner for communication (email, internet; wiFi or cellular) and with the ability to use GPS software and antenna while mounted in my truck. Nor am I tech savvy enough to crack the code...

Looks good Dave. Now put some thermo-nuclear bass things in the Flip-Pac for the full in-yo-face effect. :sombrero:

Wow. A reader steps away from his PC for 24 hours and look what happens... You do excellent work. Very creative, elegantly simple solutions and with a high level of craftsmanship. Your build says, "I know. We're going for a ride." Must be some relation to the Tam family. ;) Thanks for...

Looks good - is it light weight? How did you secure it?

Well thought-out build! Got some more pictures of your enhancements? Like to learn more about your navigation system/laptop. OBTW, for your reference, I'm thinking of an auxiliary fuel tank too and the XJ tank (20 gal) does fit between my gen's frame rails with about an inch clearance. But...

Very nice! Two things from your post though... 1. NEVER count the money you've spent; 2. KEEP the wife.

Picture links don't work Lowenbrau...

Pics?

Some of us take preparations for evacuation a little more seriously than others...

DUH! Anything with 'Outback' printed on it is worth at least $20 more. :sombrero:

A-ha! Kudo's to the photographer for catching it in mid-air!:bike_rider:

From the pictures perspective your tires seem to have little to no deformation over the rocks. But if your kidneys weren't bleeding after that trail run then it must work good for you. I usually take mine down to 12-15. Murphy's Law of Off-roading, Lesson #32 - Always air-down - just when you...

I was going to be a wise guy and suggest a 4BT... Diesel engine swap. The 1HZ is a Toyota diesel engine and parts are not readily available. The former is a Cummins and commonly found in the US... you hear them daily in bread or delivery trucks. But both engines are simple, durable, and have...

Just curious... what air pressure were you running in your tires over these obstacles?

There is no finer example of elegant, simple engineering in its most enduring form. Indeed a sterling addition to any collection but with the added advantage that it can still be used. :drool: To round out that pistol and holster you require a campaign hat and some nice gabardine jodphurs...

No, but tell us how to make one with 2 rings for a keeper and I'll be your buddy.

I use the Outback Porta-privy too. My selection criteria was the same as yours and it has lived up to its claims - very easy to set up and stow. I'm 6'1" so plenty of height and enough room to maneuver inside.

Meh... no power windows and I don't like the interior color scheme. :Wow1: jk...