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Im in the same boat, I have a full size spare under my truck because I am in the camp of keeping the weight low and I have the clearance to where a tire swingout isnt necessary. I love the trasharoo and those types of bags but dont really have a way to mount them. Ill figure something out...

SOLD I can ship on your dime or local pickup in Portland, OR

Horizontal propane tanks are pretty big money for the tank and would eliminate any cost savings that it brings. A cheaper $200 tank would be about 75 of the little 1 pound guys. And I agree with WillyGoat, all his comments are great

I cant find it, I tried. It may have been some heresay but seemed to be sensible to me. Dont want someone getting into a fender bender with me and igniting a LP tank, its why a lot of guys have them mounted really high. The older NFPA code is pretty clear about mounting LP containers to the...

If I am near my truck then I am car camping in the RTT. Inside of it is a bunch of sheets/blankets/pillows - its super glamorous. If I am backpacking then it is the small tent if its less than 4 days, over 4 days I go with the hammock. Otherwise the hammock is just used for the routine catnap.

I just went round and round on this subject my self. These were kind of my thoughts Big bottle: Pros: last longer, cheaper, less waste, refillable Cons: Storage, whole bunch of flammability, finding refilling stations. Little bottles: Pros: Availability, Portability, storable Cons: Wasteful...

Topper shell for me too. They range so wildly its really up to what you need that drives the cost. My last truck had a LEER fiberglass shell and it was fine, although I didnt like the sliding windows. My new rig has an aluminum ARE canopy, I love this one as it has three access "windoors" and...

I learned that lesson the hard way as well, got sliders on the truck now and had them made to be a little wider so they could do double duty as sliders and steps.

I put a basket on the roof rack pretty much for this purpose. Before I had a bin I made and kept filled with firewood at all times, I hated how much room it took up in the bed.

Im in Portland, OR Excited to meet some people and check out their rigs on the 29th!

SOLD SOLD SOLD It does need some work, details below: its perfectly on any mid-size PU with a ~6' bed. Needs some TLC but bones are good. I bought this last summer as a fun project but never got around to it. The previous owner opened her up without adjusting the roof racks and punched holes...

Just joined as well!

Thats great! Same plan for me, the lady and I will be taking off to travel full time starting this summer for a few years. National Parks of US and Canada then some time in Mexico and Central America. Super excited!

@Hella_Mello

Hey everyone, Ditched my Frontier about 6 months ago for something a little more capable and ended up with a super clean T100. I have wanted a T100 for numerous years and I am impressed everyday with its size, gas mileage, and reliability. Build so far: ARB fridge CVT Tent, I forgot the...

Ill try to make it as well!

member #2954 Excited to be here!

Hello! My name is Noah and I am a new member. My rig is a 1997 Toyota T100, currently in the process of decking it out for a bunch of expeditions I have planned with my lady friend. Currently in portland, OR for the time being. Glad to be here!