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Milsurp Mod-3 sleeping bags will keep you warmer than just about anything else out there. They're a bit heavier and bulkier than some other options, but they are a darn good piece of kit. Buddy propane heaters are also great. The use the 1L propane bottles, or you can get an adapter to hook up...

Ouch! Love those 1st Gen Camaros though. So sexy!!!

Wasn't my current truck, but I was replacing the coil springs in my 67 Camaro several years ago... Going at it with a ball joint splitter while sitting cross-legged directly underneath the control arm. My knees were getting stiff, so I straightened my legs out, then took one more swing with the...

I've seen an RTT set up that you could actually drive away from. Had jacking legs so you could set it up, lift if off, then go exploring with the tent free-standing. Can't imagine how heavy it must've been, but it's a cool concept!

@shoredreamer that tailgate is AMAZING!!! Did you build that yourself, or is it a commercial product?

Such an awesome Scoobie!

Has anyone tried using the Verizon Ellipsis tablet for navigation? I have one that I don't use for anything, and figured I could re-purpose it to GPS Nav if possible, and save myself from buying another one. They run Android, so it's got a pretty standardized OS. It's 4G-LTE, WiFi, and...

Been very happy with my Goodyear Duratracs. They're pretty decent in everything (haven't tried deep mud, and don't plan to), but they are PHENOMENAL in snow and rain! I also got 45,000 miles of hard driving on my first set, and still had almost 1/4" of tread when I replaced them. If long-term...

@remy those pictures are incredible!!!

Well, it looks like we were both kind of right... From Wikipedia, "A sea stack, named Chief Kiawanda Rock (note different spelling than Cape Kiwanda) is located 1⁄2 mile (0.80 km) southwest of the cape. It is one of three features along the Oregon Coast that are called "Haystack Rock,"[2] though...

Looks like Haystack Rock, near Astoria, OR.

Just thought I'd share this for everyone. Great local company here in Castle Rock, CO. Tents come with a lifetime warranty. They also offer free shipping (for now...) http://odindesigns.com/rtt-group-buy/

I no longer live in WA, but I really should get up there to check on my rental property... :grin:

It IS heavy, but I stopped caring about weight a long time ago haha. Some Alcan leaf springs will make up for it in a few months anyway...

We also got my new bed rack all welded up and installed. We went for a low-profile height, so that with an RRT will be roughly flush with my roof rack when installed. Also got it painted, but I didn't get a picture of that yet...

Well I've been busy the last couple weeks! Have a new bumper in the works, of the high clearance variety. This required chopping the rear quarter panels.

A buddy in my local Toyota club just picked up a vanity sign ending in TEQ :grin: I'm pretty jealous.

Well I got an alignment on Wednesday. They fixed a minor case of toe-in, but nothing too bad. But my steering wheel still isn't centered, and I still have that wheel slip indicator on my dash (no codes though, I already checked). Guess I'll be taking into the Stealership after my upcoming work...

So I managed to get my 5,500# Tacoma airborne yesterday. Was not at all intentional. Heading down from a trail run with my local club, and I was admiring the view instead of watching the trail and my speed. Suddenly I was floating. Reports are that I was about 18 inches off the ground, but...