Post favorite pics of your rig and trailer
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Lucky j
Explorer
Well, How could I know, it is not in your signature.
And you did not ask for one in your home town. So only figured that if it was a good deal for my friends to pick it up down there, it could also be a good deal to bring it back. It was very well taking care of, no off road they are crazy about there rigs. It was used as a dd and a TV for a trailer and her beater YJ.
I am not here to pitch a sale, but to say that one is available for anybody looking.
And I tought that this forum was about traveling and adventure. Getting a vehicule away from home is the best first excuse for a trip.
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SnowZone77
Member
One from the trip last week, up along Lake Superior and through some back country north of Wawa and Chapleau.
Lucky j
Explorer
I love those signs. It is like when someone is telling me that that road is not open or usebale anymore, this is for me a reason to go and look.
Like a few weeks ago, I guy on a motorcycle told me that the road to Esker labrador was not doable anymore, and the pics he saw from us of a few years back where way different than what is was when he go there a few days before. Only tell me that I need to get back there.
Like a few weeks ago, I guy on a motorcycle told me that the road to Esker labrador was not doable anymore, and the pics he saw from us of a few years back where way different than what is was when he go there a few days before. Only tell me that I need to get back there.
mmrocek
Observer
Well, I could I know, it is not in your signature.
And you did not ask for one in your home town. So only figured that if it was a good deal for my friends to pick it up down there, it could also be a good deal to bring it back. It was very well taking care of, no off road they are crazy about there rigs. It was used as a dd and a TV for a trailer and her beater YJ.
I am not here to pitch a sale, but to say that one is available for anybody looking.
And I tought that this forum was about traveling and adventure. Getting a vehicule away from home is the best first excuse for a trip.
You are absolutely correct. just thought is was funny that it started down here and may possibly end up down here again. Thanks!
ex m38a1er
Adventurer
My Pak-All trailer with welded on stabilizer jacks that dual function to both lift and lower the entire tent rack 12". Hauled this thing over Cinnamon, California and Hurricane Passes above Silverton, CO as well as crossing Medano, Marshall and Los Pinos Passes.
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Roaddude
Long time off-grid vanlife adventurist
Some images from a recent eight month adventure wandering from Maine to the Borderlands of West Texas and back.
Gulf of Mexico in January
Gulf of Mexico
Borderlands Basecamp in April
On the way to a mountain pass from near Ft Hancock end of Jan
Milky Way rising over the Borderlands. River not far behind me; that's Mexico on the right
Milky Way over camp
Full megillah basecamp in New Hampshire in the last couple weeks for impending rainstorm: awning out with four triangle corner extensions added to square off each end.
Gives me about 16' x 24' under cover from sun or rain.
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Gulf of Mexico in January
Gulf of Mexico
Borderlands Basecamp in April
On the way to a mountain pass from near Ft Hancock end of Jan
Milky Way rising over the Borderlands. River not far behind me; that's Mexico on the right
Milky Way over camp
Full megillah basecamp in New Hampshire in the last couple weeks for impending rainstorm: awning out with four triangle corner extensions added to square off each end.
Gives me about 16' x 24' under cover from sun or rain.
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Roaddude - On the Road In North America - ROADDUDE
Roaddude - Traveling Photographer/Writer/Artist On the Road In North America. Gear, reviews, people, places, and culture.
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PacificNorthWestJeeper
Blissfully Lost
dreadlocks
Well-known member
trailer sure is nice, but I like the diesel golf w/bosal hitch..
but then again I might be a lil biased
but then again I might be a lil biased
Unfortunately it isnt a bosal hitch. Just a standard curt hitch. The ground clearance from the bosal would be nice, the curt sits very low.
Thanks, It is a fully rebuilt 1962 Serro Scotty sportsman 10' front kitchen.
