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I like this one from Jackal-Berry in South Africa. I sent them an email one time but they gave no response. The Black Widow bag posted by miller_au is nice too except for the big advertisement. Here's one more design that I like too.. V3 or V5...

I'm not sure if the rear storage pocket is affected. I just know the bladder takes up the area where the rear AC unit (evaporator) resides.

I would recommend an extra long size if you are a back sleeper and a medium if you are a side sleeper. Medium/X-long would be nice if you are willing to spend that extra bit.

You probably know this already but for anybody else out there, the bladder for the 100 only fits vehicles that don't have rear AC.

Might possibly see lower prices in the near future as the cost of petroleum has dropped.

What I do like is the horizontal front door though it might be a bit tricky to zip it closed after a few. Would give the feeling of more interior room and a place to put shoes. The ARB tent's front "door" is near vertical. Not sure how it is on the Eezi-Awn T-top nor Overzone.

Well, $1750 Australian is less than US$1200 right now. As far as value, I do own a racktent (Mombasa Expedition) and would gladly pay the difference between the two if I had the opportunity to swap. The racktent may be a good value but I'm less than impressed with the quality of the material and...

Yes, I noticed it utilizes two support bars rather than three like most others. Will the long side flap?

From the same maker of the Kimberley Kamper comes the new MyCube Roof Top Tent. I like the nose cone storage area, enclosed entrance with an area to store shoes/slippers and the tropical roof (2nd layer for heat reduction). Also has night light option with solar recharging battery. I only...

Did you see this review? http://www.parksoffroad.com/miscinstalls/welderreview/weldermain.htm

I think the Camp Chef Sport Grill MVP would be in the same class as the Rendevous but I think I trust Camp Chef quality over Coleman quality.

If in a low/med humidity environment, a evaporative/swamp cooler would work nicely.

I use the Explorer2 Truck Tent. No platform needed. The 2nd row stays in, just folded up. Lots of room and ventilation. Easy to set-up and take down.

I do not know the owner of the LR. Just happen to see it while admiring their trip photos.

It has been said, the Partner Steel stoves were conservatively rated at 10k btu but I have nothing to back that up. I do have two Camp Chef stoves with the 30k burners and they are a real pleasure to cook with for large parties.

How about this one? http://www.expeditionexchange.com/nationalrally08/DSC_0283.JPG

Homemade option: http://lcool.org/technical/sunshade/sun_shade.html

I've used this recipe for carne asada. Get some skirt steaks, flap meat or flank steak and cut it thin. 1-1/2 pounds skirt,flap, flank steak 2 tablespoons and 2 teaspoons white vinegar 1/4 cup soy sauce 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 limes, juiced 1/4 cup olive oil 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon...

No experience but I know they sell them on Costco.com as well for a better warranty. The range is only rated at 5,300 btu per burner so you might need to bring another high power burner with you.

Very nice clean 80! Looks like yours might not have come with the crappy OEM rack which is a rarity!