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Suitcase stoves are stupid cheap used, like 425s. I have $7 in my last two and the last one was lightly used in the box and came with a CL2 lantern and half a can of gas. I was just looking at the stove for a period accessory for my 80's vintage camper and the guy yelled out "five bucks for...

My latest treasure...

Dunno much about a FWC but an old wood truck camper ain't a whole lot of fun to fix...

Looking at the guy leaning on the mirror in post 226 I don't see how unless the floor drops out of it or something.

Battery in front would be ok... but I bet it would make a frontal collision a lot more entertaining.

Its been neglected lately. Been busy hauling brush and in the field and working on my camper and just taking care of things. I did get the easy slider done and threw it on last weekend so it was out of my way.

Me wonders who they interviewed to get a half ton towing 13k with 35 gal fuel tanks then. I doubt it was soccar moms.

And rural winter driving... We carpool in my 150 in the winter when my wife's AWD Edge can't get to the highway.

Nope. 2.3. Nobody around here would want one if they did exist. Just like a 2wd.

A 2wd is about as easy to find around here as a 2.3 powered F150 and almost as desirable. 6.5' bed crew cab 4wds are not hard to find.

44", 20hp and it takes me three hours to get mine mowed. If wishes were fishes I would have a big zero turn like my neighbors... Another hour and a half if you want to count the 50hp tractor and 72" bush hog to mow the barn lots. Only do that twice a year to keep trees out though. Not even...

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I don't really care, with a battery in the back I have nowhere for a things like a lawn mower, furniture, lumber etc. For that the frunk is worthless as an alternative. I could mention my slide in camper but most don't have that concern. My point was if you have to tie up the bed with a...

Not much that won't fit in the back of a car...

That is why I have two lol. Ranger has a topper for dry somewhat secure storage, F-150 is open for whatever is bulky. I can't take the topper off my Ranger by myself, it is fiberglass and is at least 3x as heavy as it looks. Best $40 ever though.

That is what a 750 mile range would look like in my crusty old F-150... needless to say I have never felt the need to do that.

Yeah, bottom and back. Idea last night was to get a box cutter and see if it is glued on with sealant around the outer lip. Hauling brush tonight so I haven't tried it yet.

Living in it for a longer period of time you will probably be hitting weight limits on a Taco pretty quick, especially with bells and whistles.

Just saying putting a battery pack in the back of truck to increase the range isn't going to be appealing to everybody. I threw out dirtbike out there. See also ATV, lawn mower, brush, lumber, furniture, fence posts, slide in camper etc. It is already hobbled with the dinky 5.5" bed so it...

If the bed is full of battery for the extended range thing, where do you put dirtbike?