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could you just buy a zodi and modify it to your needs? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czMEmsimVzU

hey rayra, what do you do when it rains? looks like you need to add somekind of drip cap or something along the top to keep the rain off. great idea. :)

Evening all. I've been looking for a suitable truck for a camper build. to my delight, I finally discovered the Fuso FG 4x4! it looks to be suitable for my needs. I want the 4x4 for light off roading and driving in winter conditions, however most of my time will be urban/street usage. I want to...

reflectix is a good product, but if you want better R value, I recommend hard foam with a reflective backing on it, like this. you could attach black fabric on the opposite side of the reflective material and face the black toward your windows for the stealth look. if your concerned about...

just finished reading this entire thread today and all I can say is... wow. totally amazing. just heard about the mitsu fuso a few days ago and am impressed. I REALLY need to have a closer look! :) I noticed a lot of BC pics and places in your posts. if you ever get to the central Okanagan...

I usually plug in my block heater on my delica when below 0c the night before work, but on my days off I don't bother unless I'm planning on going somewhere the next day. I don't really HAVE to plug it in at 0c, but it really eases the cold starts and is better for the engine. I plug it in every...

I really like your swing away tire fuel can carrier. do you have any closer pics?

those are great looking cans but they look like a real PIA to use/take down. what brand are they?

do you get any 'wobble' when your vehicle is in motion or off roading?

magic lantern makes a good guide on the F4s. i recommend getting a spare viewfinder, strong strap, and dedicated ttl flash. the lenses i use most are my old venerable 50/1.8, 35-70/3.3, and 70-300/f4. as for film, i mostly shoot B&W. FP4, HP5 are 2 of my favorites. i have 2 bulk rollers, one for...

i never did understand all the photographers out there that spend more time worrying about "histograms" than taking pictures... histograms? who cares? if its too dark, open up a stop, if too light, the reverse... think your light meter is not working properly? shoot a grey card and see what...

you could look at the archos 5 internet tablet with a car mount. http://www.archos.com/products/imt/index.html?country=us&lang=en it doesnt have a cd, but you can just store your music digitally. it also has a built in gps, internet with wifi, bluetooth, and fm transmitter. another great thing...

an alternative: http://www.harborfreight.com/12-volt-onboard-battery-and-alternator-load-tester-65928.html i am currently considering: http://www.argusanalyzers.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=&Product_Code=BB-SBM12&Category_Code=MON-START :smiley_drive:

my van had a custom rear when i bought it. im pretty happy with it except that my rear ladder would get in the way of mounting a jerry can(which i want:drool:), and that the spare is on a pivot to allow the swing to open without the spare damaging the body when it opens... ive been thinking...

treetop flyer, your pics arent loading.:( any chance you can repost them? thanks

do you want an exhaust fan, or just something simle to circulate the air inside? http://gadget.brando.com/prod_detail.php?prod_id=00612

if you're canadian you could try princess auto. http://www.princessauto.com/surplus/miscellaneous-surplus/miscellaneous-surplus/8273716-gps?keyword=GPS i havent bought one myself, but they are pretty cheap.:victory:

my 91 Mitsubishi delica 2.5L Diesel. i've had it for about a month now. 5SPD, 4x4, lifted, custom galley(sink/stove/cooler), bed. best thing, is that it runs on waste vegetable oil or diesel. my fishin trips this spring will cost me next to nothing! :victory:

what i'm really looking for is a single switch with two colored LEDs on the rocker. or a switch that changes color when in different positions. On-OFF-ON one blue for driving lights, and a yellow for fogs. why have 2 switches on your dash taking up valuable space, when 1 can do the same job?

Brushing it off the best you can is a good thing. next best thing to do is turn off your camera, before removing the lens. apparently the sensor is like a dust magnet when it has power to it.