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What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?
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Timbren bumpstops for just the rear since I'll eventually do Fox air bumps up front. Next will be some plywood once the price on baltic birch comes down (5'x5' is currently $80) or once they even get some stock. Need to settle in and rebuild my rear seat platform to integrate all the electronics underneath.
Let me know how you like it, I'm shopping for one now.
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Seems like a good fridge, based solely on the reviews. I opted for the biggest one, as I have to keep food for 4, sometimes 6.
Jackery 1000 is working well. Price kept me at the 1000watt. Go as big as you can. Electric coffee pot and electric grill work good for those last day, heading out now breakfasts.
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last things I purchased was a dometic cfx345 fridge and a jeep
Trail Blazer I
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Last thing I bought was a starter.
Looking at these next:
And a DIY Rear Seat (60% Portion) Delete with Fridge Slide
Looking at these next:
And a DIY Rear Seat (60% Portion) Delete with Fridge Slide
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You can't go wrong with your classic Coleman.
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Seriously thinking of adding an Air Locker to the rear of my 4Runner.
Underhood compressor, too.
Underhood compressor, too.
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Love my under hood compressor. Would recommend it even without the locker.
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The last thing I have bought overland related is a Noco battery-jumpstart-box-thing from the Amazon prime day sale. Monday I am dropping off my vehicle at a fabrication shop to have a winch bumper and a set of rock sliders made, so that will be my next purchase.
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My fiancée picked up a Noco for me. I haven't tried it yet (thankfully).
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I haven't had to use mine yet either, but it had to charge pretty much all day so that at least makes me feel like its got some power!
Enthusiast III
I use an old Coleman grill for camping, but for trips to the beach I think something like this butane grill would be nice. I have a friend who lives in NYC who uses this (either on his fire escape or at a park).
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Not these.
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These showed up yesterday. I'll get them installed this weekend.
ACTIVE OFF-ROAD BUMPSTOPS FOR 3RD GEN TOYOTA 4RUNNER - REAR
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ACTIVE OFF-ROAD BUMPSTOPS FOR 3RD GEN TOYOTA 4RUNNER - REAR
Active Off-Road Bumpstops for 3rd Gen Toyota 4Runner - Rear Kit
Factory bumpstops just can’t handle hard slams from off-roading. Harsh bottoming out, bone-rattling bumps, and dangerous uncontrolled handling can ruin your off-roading or overlanding trip by destroying your suspension and shocks. But with Active Off-Road Bumpstops, you can hit the trails...
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Trail Blazer I
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Enjoy! I replaced my rear stops with an Offroad air bag kit to help with the Sag in the rear. Helped the ride considerably too.These showed up yesterday. I'll get them installed this weekend.
ACTIVE OFF-ROAD BUMPSTOPS FOR 3RD GEN TOYOTA 4RUNNER - REAR
Active Off-Road Bumpstops for 3rd Gen Toyota 4Runner - Rear Kit
Factory bumpstops just can’t handle hard slams from off-roading. Harsh bottoming out, bone-rattling bumps, and dangerous uncontrolled handling can ruin your off-roading or overlanding trip by destroying your suspension and shocks. But with Active Off-Road Bumpstops, you can hit the trails...
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A pair of Rod Louvers for a heat soak reduction project.
I’ve drilled a bunch of holes, but no metal saw yet.
I’ve drilled a bunch of holes, but no metal saw yet.
