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The material is double layered (two different colors) and is heavy, so staking down is probably unnecessary unless quite windy. The edges don't curl up either. I am planning on placing it in the "front" room of an Oztent, which has no floor. Just gotta get an Oztent now.

I've recently purchased this but cannot give it an endorsement yet since I've only used it once at the beach. But it has been well received in Australia. Not slippery when wet, easy to stake down because it has many grommets, rip stop material and can be used as shade...

Is the trailer in the original post? Now $1750. http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/rvs/1823172083.html 2007 kamparoo with title from canada utilty trailer - $1900 (la palm springs morongo ) Date: 2010-07-02, 3:39PM PDT Reply to: sale-su9hu-1823172083@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to...

Apparently discountinued... but it is similar to this one. http://www.campchef.com/store/item/76/EX170LW_outdoorsman_high_low_combo_stove.html

'03 has 5 speed and still has dipstick.

How about a direct link to the products in this thread.

Excellent design and execution! For your Engel, they make a $6 thing-a-mabob to keep the lid from accidentally coming off the hinges. http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=3

For drawers, check: http://www.adventuretrailers.com/drawer.html For drawer fridges, check out, http://www.waeco.com/en/5685.php

Ah, just messin' with you. I have owned a mombasa too. I'm not sure who was the originator of this style tent but I am pretty sure it didn't come out of China =)

Knock-off of a knock-off? :ylsmoke:

All the door lights automatically turn off after 10-15 minutes... so just open the tailgate 10 minutes before you sleep :) CSG, here's a CF-25 100TD installed in place of the center armrest. :cool:

Oh, sorry I didn't update this thread. The Redarc was sold.

Not a microwave but rather an oven and people seem to love it. Maybe small for a family though. http://www.amazon.com/RoadPro-12-Volt-Portable-Stove-Black/dp/B00030DLEE/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

Contact bjowett on mud. This is his Tundra and this is the style Hutchinson they make for the 100. He is a retailer and mentioned he has a couple sets of these at a discount right now.

You can convert stock wheels to beadlocks. Hutchinson makes some DOT approved 17" beadlock wheels at about 44lbs each. http://www.rockmonsterwheels.com/ Walker Evans also makes beadlocks. They don't list a 5x150 bolt pattern but they offer larger patterns with 6" backspacing which tells me it...

Andy, the OEM 16's will be lighter and will fit your 2006 fine. For aftermarket, these are strong, light and have the option of their internal beadlock: http://www.staunproducts.com/rims.php These are light, forged and $$$. I've been trying to find a used set but it's rarity makes it...

Great, if you remove the AHC pump, a full sized 2nd battery can reside in it's space. Be advised, the JT UCA's uniball will require extra maintenance.

Rhino, your comment about the 5qt actually reminded me of one of the reasons why I chose the Waeco. And it was Spressomon that first pointed it out. We have a limited amount of space in the trunk and so I wanted the most fridge for the least amount of box space. I realize this is in disregard...

I realize Matsush*ta is not new to compressors but no other portable fridge/freezer designed for autos/boats I have heard of uses them... hence, my comment about the Danfoss being tried and true. It's okay to root for the underdog, I usually do. But the OP has two fridges in possession. One...