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That price is way high IMO. I think back then that was probably very close to a the new price. A tundra should be fine. I would look for a 2005-2006 model. That is when they added VVTI and got a nice HP bump. IMO opinion i would pass and would look for a FWC, ATC or Northstar 650 Edit: I see...

call dsw4x4 on this forum. His name is Derek and his company is Colorado Camper Van.

Here are my pics. I liked them on my 2004 NorthStar Arrow

and the front bumper :Wow1:

nice find. i'll be in the market for a 2006 LC before spring :)

here are 2 videos from my gopro YouTube - RESouthSide YouTube - Snowmobile Snowies

if you like that van than i am 99% sure you can recreate the same layout for much cheaper if you look at a slightly older van.

damm this is nice cut the box down to cab height and make it POP! hmm... this would make a better toy hauler than my van. hmm .... may have to sell the van How do these perform at 75 mph?

Mine is triple wall. I only had a small space heater and it wasn't enough. The temps that night were in minus high teens. I just installed a Wave 3 heater but have not tested it out. The triple wall is real nice besides the insulating factor. It allows for a more "solid" pop up which is...

I test drove an 08 quigley diesel with 26k on it. The guy wanted $37k if i remember correctly. I thought it was a good deal.

i spoke with a dealer who had a leftover quigley diesel new for $45k a 2008 should go for under $40k

Just saw this. Local guy from CO :) http://www.mycampkitchen.com/index.htm

something new for the trailer folks This all-in-one sport, utility, and camping trailer provides pickup bed form and function for daily cargo transport needs. Easily tow with fuel-efficient vehicles thanks to the lightweight construction of 450 lbs while enjoying performance suspension for...

I really like the Propex HS2800 solution. It is more expensive. In the end I have always gone with a stardard RV furnace and WAVE 3 heater Having dual heat sources is nice and for the price you can't beat it.

http://www.freedomoffroad.com.au/MC750HSD.php I guess the XP isn't a copy because the door is on the driver side

looks like a modified dirt bike rack http://ultimatemxhauler.com/

Is it louder than your typical RV Furnace?

What year is your van? How many miles? My van is a 2003 7.3 bought with 110k miles. The precious owner did a lot of work but I am putting a good amount of $$$ to get it tip top shape. On day one I was the lucky recepient of bad fuel. When we removed the gas tank there was a lot of setiment...

Sorry i didn't take any pics but i'll explain the best i can. Entrance is through the rear All the "standing area" is behind the rear roll bar. The passenger sides houses a combination sink stove. I believe it was a little higher than counter height. Propane is stored just to the left of the...

I went with Yakima. The Yakima bases fit more solid on the slides than the thule's. The thules have a little "play" when clamped down.