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Martin and Taylor both make nice small guitars but avoid the "Backpacker."

Different manufacturer but same idea. Thanks.

What vehicle is this?

These guys ran stock all over Europe, Africa and Asia.

So, what are those? Who sells them?

Picky, I know, but that's 0.5" of lift.

That red recovery loop on the grille could be upgraded. :laughing:

Nice job! I have the same compressor mounted under my hood. I need to plumb it through the front bumper and wire a switch into the cab.

I guess I'm a stick in the mud but for your described use case you don't need any lift or upsized tires. Putting a bunch of unsprung weight on the axles increases wear and tear and kills your gas mileage. (But it looks cool!)

I wanted something other than the standard bent tubes that most makers use so I went with Victory 4X4. They have "rock lights" built in, which is a little gimmicky, but they make nice courtesy lights if you wire them into the dome light circuit. The big expense to most sliders is shipping...

My wife took this:

You really don't want to go off road with a hitch rack. You'll likely tear it off. And any significant weight becomes a huge problem.

Does this count?

Hey, you're missing a couple of lug nuts! :blush: I need to go the other way, i.e. adapters for Toyota wheels but it will throw them too far out from the fenders.

Big Bend a couple of months ago.

I think we are in violent agreement! That's why I did it and why I'm surprised you still have the iPad mounted in such a way.

Gotcha. No iPhone, I guess. I ask because I replaced my factory radio with an aftermarket unit to get the iPad out of my line of sight.

Just curious--why do you need Apple Carplay and an iPad at the same time?

Thanks for all the helpful responses so far. I should have made my question clearer. I'm less interested in how and what products are used at home. It's more about if you're out boondocking with a heavy coat of dust, mud, bugs, whatever. I carry a 3M pad and use it with lots of water but...