Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
Bergger said:
I know. We were joking this trip on painting a white cross on the roof. :xxrotflma
I included that in the directions to our camp. "Turn right when you see the M.A.S.H. unit set up".
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I know. We were joking this trip on painting a white cross on the roof. :xxrotflma
I included that in the directions to our camp. "Turn right when you see the M.A.S.H. unit set up".
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
This is an example of the minimalist set up in good weather.
SilverBullet
Explorer
Well, we went the PUP route, could not pass up the great price. Pics:
http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd132/AZLetendre/2001 Coleman/
Thanks for all the advise everyone!
http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd132/AZLetendre/2001 Coleman/
Thanks for all the advise everyone!
Maximus Ram
Expedition Leader
Nice looking Coleman. I see that you are worried about the underside being exposed. Don't..from what I have read, they are made that way on purpose.
see here...i hope the link works
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/20781611.cfm
see here...i hope the link works
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/20781611.cfm
Cool!! :bowdown: Will you be bringing it to AZRocks?Its very evident that several of you that have "looked" at jumping Jacks and have discounted them as not worth the money because you feel that the quads/bikes over the top will leak and damage the canvas, have not looked too close. The JJ's tent is stored inside a heavy zippered container that resists fuel and oil spillage. I have carried my quads several times and have spilt fuel during filling and such with no adverse effect on the JJ.
As for worth the cost....well, that is kind of a relative term, I have wheeled that trailer HARD (for a trailer) behind my Jeep and have not had a problem yet and I can put two Big quads on top and still go way back in where most camp trailers will not, including a lot of the new full body tent trailer that claim to be off road friendly (meaning they are ok on a dirt raod).
Yes, they are pricey, but only have the cost of the adventure trailer and I can sleep twice as many......o yea, and try and get a quad on an adventure trailer!!!!
As for worth the cost....well, that is kind of a relative term, I have wheeled that trailer HARD (for a trailer) behind my Jeep and have not had a problem yet and I can put two Big quads on top and still go way back in where most camp trailers will not, including a lot of the new full body tent trailer that claim to be off road friendly (meaning they are ok on a dirt raod).
Yes, they are pricey, but only have the cost of the adventure trailer and I can sleep twice as many......o yea, and try and get a quad on an adventure trailer!!!!
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robert j. yates
Explorer
No offense but that first picture would make me head for the nearest exit if I were to see you on the road.