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I've been looking at these. I haven't tried them yet, so I have no actual experience with them, but if they are halfway sturdy they seem like a good option: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07KG51FMC/?coliid=I1JGK77HK8QFZE&colid=G4OJ82EFNUKI&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it...

Here are some that are over 50% off...I've been using their 42qt. for 6-8 years now, and it has never given me any issues. I know the guy who runs the "basecamp" division for Mr.Heater, and they are trying to challenge the top brands out there, so the equipment is very high quality...and for...

Sounds like no matter what, I need to pick up a pocket hole jig.

Typically, for off-road you want the smallest wheel with the most rubber you can get. For on-road, more rubber will give a better ride, but worse handling. In your case, I would still go with 17s if they work with your truck, and some good load range E tires, that will take a high PSI...

Your system is pretty much exactly what I'm looking to do. I may have to commission you though, as my wood working skills aren't nearly to level yours are. Fortunately, my floor is completely flat with the seats folded, so that would make it easier...I really like the modular idea of yours as...

I hadn't thought of making my own, but that's not a bad idea. I'll have to look into it.

^^^ Yes, I'm looking at pull out drawers, primary for camp kitchen use. I've thought about plywood, but I wasn't sure how it would hold up to being installed and removed frequently. We will be with our kids ( 5yo and 1yo), plus I've got a normal 9-5, so our trips will be weekends up to a week...

Hi All, Does anyone have any tips for making a removable drawer system. A drawer system seems like it would help organize, and make packing out our SUV a much easier task. However, we fill the back of our SUV at least weekly, and so we can't really afford to permanently loose that cargo space...

I've looked, and the layout is very different...Here in the US there is no silver or gold series, just a generic series, which is what my tent falls into. The pictures in the first post show which one I have. I wish I had the gold series, they are built a lot better, and have a lot more...

Thanks for the help. I've contacted Coleman USA, Coleman AUS, TentWorld, and BCF. What I've found out so far is that in Australia, the tent was "exclusively made" for BCF, and that they are the only place that the replacement fly can be ordered from. However, they are also the only ones I...

I emailed 4x4parts.com, and got a response within 1-2 minutes. They said "It is made custom for us in Australia. " So it is a proprietary piece, but I would guess likely made by Airflow as that is one of the brands they carry on their website.

I do have a JA60...I wasn't sure if the fenders were the same width as the Titan/Armada. I checked Airflow, and didn't see one made for the Titan/Armada, but I think I was on the Australian site, so I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't listed there...Thanks for the help.

Hey all, I'm still trying to figure out if this would even fit my QX56, but it is the only snorkel I've found that might even be close to fitting. I'm kinda hesitant as there is no manufacturer named it is just ...snorkel...: https://www.4x4parts.com/i-23201491-armada-snorkel.html

Take a look at the Coleman Australia tents. If you can find someone willing to ship they seem much more rugged in Aus. https://www.colemanaustralia.com.au/en_AU/coleman-tents-instant/

Yes, I'm not sure how long ago they were made though. They are still shown for sale here in the U.S., but the Australian site doesn't show them anymore, and only shows the "coming soon" replacement for it.

So I got a great deal on a Coleman 10 person blackout tent through my father in-laws company, and from what I have been reading it is a decent tent. However the rain-fly on the American version is fairly pointless. Some searching though shows the same tent is sold in Australia with a much...

Do Nissans use the negative side for switching? I know a few Japanese companies (Subaru in particular) use negative switching in their cars, and that can cause things like you are talking about. This might help (its for a ranger, but it sounds the same as your issue)...

So, I haven't done any work on the truck for the last few weeks, mainly because the whole reason we purchased it...a new baby...arrived. So my little daughter was born, and I've been at home helping my wife for a couple weeks...My Mother in Law came to help out for a week, and so that gave me...

Ok, the truck is in another shop today for the rear suspension, and so I'm going to answer the question that quite literally no-one has asked me...How do you make your own rear air shock lines...So here is the answer. First off, it took me quite awhile, and lots of research to find out what the...

So obviously in the last post, the truck failed its state inspection for a license plate light, tie rods, and rear brakes...The first thing I tackled was the license plate light. I ordered a set of Sylvania Zevo LED bulbs, and I also found this write up, because for some reason Nissan/Infiniti...