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Unless your buying for historical purposes price seems pretty high.

I use a Adventure Tool Company (https://adventuretoolcompany.com/) recovery gear bag and a have a couple of their other tool bags. These are heavy duty, super well made and made in Colorado. He is not competing with harbor freight on price or quality as his stuff is top of line and worth every...

When we considered getting a trailer, the Casita was a finalist, they do a great build and nice price point.

At a local trailhead here in VA, I walked by two girls cooking breakfast in a slide out shelf/stove from the back of their van, the van looked well lived in and had CA plates. I mentioned they should do a Vanlife channel. We spoke briefly but they said if I filmed and edited it they'd be game...

https://nunatakusa.com/22-down-quilts Quite expensive but back in the day when I was a UL backpacker I used a down quilt with straps to single digits. For hood I used a down bacalava that straps shut. The nice thing about these is they have a foot box, which I added another once of down plus...

I would put the E-450 brakes on the E-350 though. I quickly upgraded mine after travel through some longer step grades on 9,500lb rig.

call me crazy but I like it.

I just drove thru Atlanta, on the side of I-85 just outside the 285 perimeter there is a dealer with a bunch of new truck campers along their fence. If they have new there could be a good chance they have some used ones they took in as trades. I think it was in Norcross, check Southland RV. They...

pan fish on tenkara rod is lots of fun. Most all water has ‘em so real easy to roll up with no fuss.

what I thought, but Tiger is totally different price point. I doubt they will offer their rig under $200k

Agreed, I Iooked at converting my 2001 E-350 SD Chinook to 4x4. Using a F-350 donor vehicle and local shop was $12k, with end cost probably more and questionable drivability. Reputable and well known shops to this forum quoted low to mid 20's for proper conversion. End of day I opted for...

I have their ARB 37L and their website says it average around .85 ah at ambiant temp between 78 and 85* with cabinet set at 37*. I use mine in rear of WK2 here in south I use as daily driver attached to second battery. We love it, cold drinks and lunches all summer long on our trips to beach...

FWIW...i just hit 200,000 on my WK2 With Pentastar. Our 2004 has well over 200k also. Love these things.

I have a restored classic convertible that is rarely driven, it is stored in garage with high quality all weather cover and battery tender. Dust, insects and stuff still gets everywhere. Birds like to nest in our gararge so the cover does keep their droppings off the car but still outside of car...

Not a bad price if ad acurate.

I still have drum brakes on my 68 Camaro, stopping is always an adventure..LOL Disk are so much safer but I like the fact is drives like it did the day it came off the lot over 50 years ago.

Agreed, cool but I think right price is sub 90k based on what I”ve seen in Provans Used inventory. The big benefit is short wheel base compared to alot of the builds, would be great in our east coast forest service roads.

Looks good......Boy Scout Favorite...at least when they were still the "Boy" Scouts.....

Cool concept but if even made well very pricy.

I think buyer got really good deal.