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It can be used as a sleeping platform. It pretty much is when we drive to NY from here. I have an inflatable bed that fits there llike a glove. She sleeps there and the dog next to her on the platform behind my seat. Yeah, that trailer is a steal! If I still lived in AZ I'd be taking out a loan...

The bolt pattern IS adjustable. and its still for sale

It sure is. Unfortunately Im in NC....

Me? No... I wish! Not that I really need one...

Which base?

Wow! What a deal! If I still lived in Yuma Id be on my way up to tow it home.

Beautiful trailer.

Added some new shoes today. I stuck with the BFG 295/75r16 AT KO. I was going to switch to the Toyo AT2 extreme but they're not in stock so maybe next time. What a difference!! Next up, new rear brake calipers, rotors, pads and ebrake hardware as well as an oil change and tranny flush and fill.

Mystery solved! The spacer had a couple of loose bolts this caused a ghastly creaking noise when the vehicle would roll.

Overland Journal. Summer 2015. Page 133. The Engel AD features a photo of the Jeep. Made my day when I saw it! :)

ALUMINESS makes a similar version for $50

IMHO, I think everyone should be proficient with optics AND open sights. I have an aimpoint. It's nice. Does the job. However good ol Iron sigts are what I was raised on so if I cant drop a man sized target at 500 yards with those? I'd say the Marine Corps has wasted the past 19 years on me...

Still for sale. It's listed on MUD as well.

Just let me know when youre ready to part with that awning and walls!? ;)

Ummmm.... thats a Dodge Challenger

Thanks.

It didnt increase a lot. Now im having some other ghastly creaking ticking sounds. Once I replace the rear brakes I HOPE it goes away!!

:iagree: I shudder to think how heavy I am..... Granted the suspension had been conpletely upgraded so that stock payload rating is out the window anyway. One of these days I'll get on a scale for a good laugh. Did anyone from the group buy take pictures of their new drawers?

It was a tickng noise that got progressively faster with increased speed with a undertone of a metal on metal sound.

Spent some time yesterday investigating a strange noise coming from the drivers side rear wheel. Turns out part of the E brake came apart and there was a bit of a mess in there. Also discovered that the rear calipers had ZERO lubrication in them. (unless you count rust dust as lube) so I gave...