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I run Nuvi's in both rigs, a 265T in the Tacoma and a 2455LT in the Forester. For me the key is ease of use, I appreciate that they are there, always running, out of the way. I don't need to set them up, or have a bunch of wires hanging everywhere (they are both hardwired through the defrost...

Mounted my Yaesu FT-2900 and speaker on a plexi sheet under the drivers seat, remote face and mic fit perfect in the Tacoma console. Fender mounted NMO Larson, plus you can see the CB pole on the lightbar up front, Cobra 75wxst is under the passenger seat..

$150 Cad, or like $20 USD.. Either way it came out of my mod fund.. :angry:

I carry a fiskers hatchet in my toolbox, but I'm much more happy using my Hulti.. 2lb Woodsman is perfect for camp work. http://www.bushcraftcanada.com/products/category.cfm?category=8

Don't speed kids, and don't go to Hinton AB either..

You can just make it out on the bottom left of the tailgate.. :cry:

Exactly, You are one of the good guys Michael, don't forget it.. This is a young forum / club started by a nice regular guy. Most of us appreciate that and understand it- that's why a lot of us are here. lol, at the member who wants all their posts deleted; 'Hi, we are the Internet. Have we met?"

Awe, I though Michael had 99 new OB articles..

Family Basecamp ; Covers bathroom, hot water, shower, fridge, stove, furnace, toybox... Keeps kids dry and safe no matter what, plus keeps parents happy too. Taking the trailer means we can check out new areas by unhooking and exploring while our 'place' stays safe and sound. Once the little...

I use a scanguage II in both the Subaru and our Tacoma. At the time Ultra didn't have codes for Transmission temps from Toyota, that was a big reason why I got it. During camping/ towing season I wanted to be able to watch what was going on. There are way more codes for Toyota and Hondas than...

Heyyy OH! We're here in the southern interior of BC.. Weather is just starting to turn, crisp mornings but really beautiful fall colours.. plus the fish are coming;

I chose a Falkenkniven U4 as a Christmas gift last year, it's been an edc ever since.

With a small family of four plus a dog, and our excursions pushing the max of what our little Forester could do we chose the DCLB Tacoma.. It's still small enough that I daily drive it into work, it has all the room we could need inside, carries sofas, tables, bikes etc etc, and in the summer it...

Wow, sorry about that second post.. me<

Haha, that's good.. someone must have uploaded it to this site and is using it around. Sliders - reinforced, bolted/welded to the frame, protects the sides of your rig from rocks and rocker damage.. should be able to support the weight of the vehicle ie could lift with a jack; on Tom Cruiser...

Over here..

Hultafors 2lb Woodsman.. Worst thing was that the fireban this summer meant it didn't get to come out too often..

Nice digs!

Both :blush: Ham for safety and communication, CB for listening to funny truck drivers..

Missed that one too Michael, sorry for the late reply! Our Tacoma was covered under the CRC (Corrosion Resistance Coating) 'recall' for 05-08 Tacomas, it went in for that in November but failed the inspection. There was a 2" hole on the passenger frame rail, right beside the cat. Pretty common...