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I would love to see the manufacturer spec sheets on the F250/350 or ram 2500/3500. DO not think I have ever heard of one RATED to carry 5000kg. Have a total weight of 5000kg...plus. Maybe

Thanks folks. I am not sure how much of a Backpacker he is yet (Quite soggy in the mid section). I think it will mostly be car camping Will check these all out

Heya Folks, Been lurking around here for awhile, and have a sort of different question off my normal. Looking to buy my kiddo (22yo) a tent, as he is looking to go out "Adventuring" more. I have not bought a tent in a good 10 years....and unfortunately alot of reviews on the internet are...

Lol....classify this as Toyota Legendary Reliability....

Must be nice. A new Taco up here, not even configured with what I want is 45.5kUSD. The price is the price, negligable difference accross Canada. I put an All Dogs Suspension kit on my Frontier, kit cost 2700USD after tax, 945$ to ship, and then install was impossible because there are no off...

I have driven and owned a Nissan Frontiet, and a chevy colorado. I had an extended drive (3 weeks) on a ford ranger. Brother in law, father in law and friends have various full sizes(f150, ram 1500 and a tundra). ALL the midsizes were worse fuel economy then the full sizes. Also, besided the...

Always hurts to fill up 250$ to fill up my F150 up in Canuck Land. I drove em all, and I just bought what I like best. You can play opinions and reviews all ya want, BUT it all is neat meaningless if you don't like the vehiclr.

Just a heads up. A friend of mine from Toronto asked to see it. Owner asked for 1000$ deposit first and refused to send more pictures. Sound to suspicious and with a good deal of sense my friend backed out.

Man, very nice rig....was looking at a Leyland for a while. What are overall Height, width and length?

Awesome adventures, here’s hoping you have many more. P.S The cheap gas here just got down to 2.27$ a litre Canadian. (6.65$USD per Gallon)

Good deal, GLWS

Silliest thing I did…. I did not take the shot…..and I carried one of two brother’s in arms back… Also happens to be the thing I regret mo too

4WD is just another tool. It can help get you out, or help take you to far. if you have the platform, try it before you modify it…if you know of a not so remote place to test it all the better. I live in Newfoundland Canada, and unfortunately we do not have a lot of trees or other winching...

Lol Diesel where I live would equal out to 60 cents more a gallon then Gas. So it would need to be a bit more then mild mpg savings

Heya Tim K welcome! Was rollin through the forums and saw this…and well it is a beauty. So is your truck 4x4? What tires/rims did you upgrade to? That box is nice too, where did it come from and wha are your plans with it? look forward to following along. GLHF

https://www.arcticcampers.no/ Although your bringing gear with you, they do 4x4 camper rentals. I will keep looking. @LTV_Chaos AWD or true 4WD?

No, we used chains.

Lol....ain't no off road courses, winches courses, recovery courses up here. I use experience from growing up on a farm and getting the tractors out, or the trucks....or trying ro get the mechanic truck down a tractor trail .... Your right that a winch is useless with no anchor point's but...

One, there are very few trees to winch/rig off. Two, a 9500lb winch may be overkill, but an 8000lb winch was burned out by a buddy doing a recovery of a nearly bone stock 2 dr Jeep Wrangler. 3, when I am out of cell range 150km down a 2 lane highway, 10km down a gravel road and 5km into a...

A multi mount receiver is good, if I wanted to pull myself backwards… I do no have a front hitch point. I like the idea of the box to keep everything neat, tidy and together. You have a point with heat generation, though they are getting better