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I looked at all the options for decades. I mostly camp alone (city wife) so I just slept in the back of the Cherokee. I am getting older (crap) and don't like sleeping on the ground and with bad knees, up and down a ladder isn't in the cards. I looked at building a small trailer, but then...

Personally, I never have used or needed them in the last 50 years, but if they help for what you wheel... great. At least you aren't buying them to show off to the Mall crowd, and it is a nice well done way to carry them without the sun/UV cracking them all to pieces in a couple of years.

The Boostwerks setup should solve your problems.

Vanity. I haven't even put mine on.

Slight correction, you can listen without a license but can't talk.

How about the time I secretly bought some Jeep parts and tried to sneak them into the garage and got caught.

C5A

Does Vietnam qualify?

Contented?? I am an engineer... nothing is ever good enough or done. I am working on remote rear wheel steering to get through tight spots better.

I prefer my teardrop. Once I get to an area, I can drop it off and go do trails that are impossible to do with it (aka Rock Crawling).

I don't know about other, but I built my teardrop with 1" of styrofoam all the way around. I also run a diesel powered truck heater. You just flip the switch and set the thermostat to stay toasty. It vents to the outside, so no worries about carbon monoxide.

All the cpap's I have had over the last 20 years had a 12v input and I only had to fab or buy a cord to connect it to the battery (cig lighter) Note: running the humidifier on most will limit you to the inverter route and radically up you power draw. I find the humidifier isn't usually needed...

Going east to west there are two ways over the top in RMNP. The first is Trail Ridge Road, a well paved and traveled, scenic route. Fall River Road is one way, but it is going up not down (East to West) and is a dirt road suitable for passenger cars with reasonable clearance.

Welcome. Remember... free is rarely cheap.

I love your intro. I went to a school with 300 kids 1-12 and rode a school bus 36 miles each way to get there. Back in my time, kids worked on the farm along with the adults. I grew up operating and repairing machinery, welding and fabricating from 6 years old and rebuilt my first gas engine...

I guess you haven't been to New York yet. You can't even pull over to the side of the road to stop because everything is private.

Thanks.

If you are looking for parts, check out deadjeeps.com. They are east coast and seem OK to deal with.