The Baja Bus 1994 FZJ80 Build
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krazytoy
Adventurer
Thanks, Actually I have not bought it yet, the materials for the drawers hit the wallet kinda hard and I am recovering from that. :Wow1: As soon as I get it I will let you know my thoughts and I will be sure to post it up.
Thanks Mike, It actuall isn't that vintage I think I picked it up 5 years ago. Its a nice cooler I like the handles on it the best.
mr.trd
Adventurer
Great work Jason and hello Jake and Ian. Long time no see. Jason I may be up to Idaho Falls this week with the truck to pick up a Jayco Baja. Off the side of sunny side on the west side of I-15. Jackie wants it bad! Lots of plans of camping this summer.
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krazytoy
Adventurer
Hey Brant, Give me a call if you want another set of eyes on the camper before you buy it. Funny how the ladies want to go camping if you get them a nice place to live? I'm ready to go anytime, we are heading down to Canyonlands this weekend to run through Beef Basin and Elephant Hill.
Since I am going on such a long trip... Well actually a good friend of mine bought some PRP seats for his Rhino a few years ago, he never got around to installing them in the Rhino and just recently sold the Rhino, the lady that bought the Rhino didn't want the seats so he offered them to me for CHEAP! My seats were pretty beat, the passenger side motor had just gone out and the drivers seat was "typical" TLC. Anyway under the knife it all went and I am really happy how they turned out, and the are sooo much better than the stock ones. I am going to have to do a little research to get the belts to work, but I have a lead on making the stock belts work.
krazytoy
Adventurer
WOW! What a great 3 days, Ian, my son Wade and I covered 1150 miles with over 100 miles on dirt! We drove to Canyolands National Park to meet my Dad and a few of his friends. We ran a loop through Beef Basin and came out on Elephant Hill then back to our camp by Cathedral Butte. The Cruiser ran flawlessly and we had a great time. The weather was cold unfortunately, but we survived.
The view from Camp
Why we do this!
The view from Camp
Why we do this!
RMP&O
Expedition Leader
I froze my ******** off friday night! It was supposed to be warm down there (why I went!) so I only took light cold weather gear. Friday night in the hammock was one of the coldest nights I have ever had camping! I had to pull my dog into the hammock to help keep me warm. I don't think I got any sleep. Sure was glad I brought my tent for Saturday night.
If we keep camping like this Jason I am going to have to buy a sub-zero bag!
Good people, sweet Cruiser, good food, fantastic views....great times! Oh and lot's of Guiness.
Cheers
If we keep camping like this Jason I am going to have to buy a sub-zero bag!
Good people, sweet Cruiser, good food, fantastic views....great times! Oh and lot's of Guiness.
Cheers
ab1985
Explorer
Hey, Brant, small world! It's been several years. Last time our paths crossed I believe we were shooting Patron on a roof top bar in Nashville.
krazytoy
Adventurer
They are just some 4" thick foam mattresses I have had for years, they take up a lot of room, but they are very comfortable and warm.
Ian, sorry you froze your ******** off, one of these days we will get to use the hammocks in weather that is conducive to a good nights sleep!
RMP&O
Expedition Leader
Bro, I just need to buy a sub-zero bag and be done with it. I won't care if it is cold after that!
And I slept just fine in the tent. Hammock in cold weather and you need good gear or the tropics!
Cheers
krazytoy
Adventurer
Bro, I just need to buy a sub-zero bag and be done with it. I won't care if it is cold after that!
And I slept just fine in the tent. Hammock in cold weather and you need good gear or the tropics!
Cheers
I say screw the 0* bag and lets go to the tropics!