So after getting things repainted and doing another fit check of the tent I realized that in order to shift it as far back as I wanted I needed to remove a welded on tab. I finally got things where I wanted them and was ablet to mount the tent for good. Last step was to get the new awning bag...
I ended up ordering a set of awning brackets and a new cover for the awning. This past weekend I managed to work on getting the brackets mounted, the welded brackets ground off, the electrical box removed, and touched up the paint on the rack.
Sorry for the delay. :-) I blinked and it seems that this summer flew by.
Back in early July I placed an order to Ashville Vehicle Outfitters for an AluCab Gen 3.1 RTT. A few weeks later my wife and I made a road trip there to get away for a few days and pick up our new tent. AluCab had...
but now, a change is coming....
We are saying goodbye to our old friend and looking forward to something new as our trips and needs evolve. I can't believe we've had this tent on the truck full time for almost 5 years now. It looks so odd without it sitting up there. It has been a great...
We did a lot more hiking in the fall and winter of 2020/21. We also managed to do a few Jeep camping trips with ground tents which were a nice change of pace.
This was a one of the local hiking trailheads.
I ordered one of the small folding 'my tables' and it looks like it's going to work perfect with our chairs to have a place to set drinks, books, etc.
I was a little disappointed when I turned it over and found that it was made in China though. ?
The ones I went with were aftermarket from Amazon (Depo brand). I've had them on 5 years now and they are starting to show some of the same aging signs the OEM ones did.
I did this to my 06 Ram a few years ago and wow what a difference they made. What brand did you go with? I like that you kept the 06 light with the amber bar at the bottom. ;)
I would agree with this statement and would next ask what it is you plan to put them on? If it's a Super Duty as your name implies then I would definitely look for a more HD friendly tire. If it's for your TJ then you'd probably be ok. I had read numerous reports (and then experienced first...
I figured I'd post this in case anyone is looking for sheets that fit their Exped MegaMat 10 LXW sleeping pad (or others of similar size). I found the dimensions of the pad to be similar to those of a split queen mattress ~30"x80" but then stumbled across sheets for sleeper cabs for big rig...
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