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Last thing I bought is a Mobicool B40.. probably will be the last thing for a while.. Spend over 500 euro's on camping gear this month xD
What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?
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Just purchased some RSG sliders for my new 4Runner Pro. Waiting for them to get powder coated by a buddy here in VT so no photos (yet).
Bought a set of LCP gullwings for my 80! Next I need to reorganize the cargo area a bit. Wife can reach in too using the step.
Trail Blazer III
In the process of outfitting my rig for this season...
Bought a 2pack of Wsky "tactical" flashlights for 9.99 that came up as a Lightning deal on Amazon. Going to keep one in the console and 1 in the cargo area.
Also, scored a new-in-box Coleman camp stove/grille at a relative's basement cleanup. The same cleanup also netted a new set of pots & pans and misc kitchen utensils to go along with it. So, other than a few odds and ends I scored my basic cooking setup for free.
Bought a 2pack of Wsky "tactical" flashlights for 9.99 that came up as a Lightning deal on Amazon. Going to keep one in the console and 1 in the cargo area.
Also, scored a new-in-box Coleman camp stove/grille at a relative's basement cleanup. The same cleanup also netted a new set of pots & pans and misc kitchen utensils to go along with it. So, other than a few odds and ends I scored my basic cooking setup for free.
I just installed a 3.5 “ AEV RS lift, went to a friends that had a lift it took us 10 hrs. Then I installed an evap skid plate. It will be awhile before anything else happens.
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Just delivered this afternoon: Snow Peak Pack & Carry Fireplace Kit with HD base to protect the ground, adjustable height grill attachment and grill, and carrying bag. Serious bit of kit. Was surprised how heavy this thing is; it's one rugged bit of kit.
A lot of places I go allow only firepits (some allow only propane fire rings when there's a burn ban) and when going back country it's nice to be able to contain your fire and not mar the ground and leave burn marks. This also is going to make cooking over fire much easier when setting up extended base camps. Doing overnight hikes and bike trips though, will be bushcraft style.
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A lot of places I go allow only firepits (some allow only propane fire rings when there's a burn ban) and when going back country it's nice to be able to contain your fire and not mar the ground and leave burn marks. This also is going to make cooking over fire much easier when setting up extended base camps. Doing overnight hikes and bike trips though, will be bushcraft style.
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Auxiliary battery setup ordered minus smart solenoid and one breaker. Also picked up a set of Extreme LED's Bluetooth Rock Lights. I'd been shopping for some rock lighting and auxiliary camp lighting and for the price and ability to operate them with my phone, they could be a great choice.
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Just put on a snorkel and light bar...
and OrangeBoxx fabrication just had a 25% off sale so I ordered the rear door PSD for the cruiser. so stoked! Been wanting that for a while now! They even threw in some FJ Cruiser logos and other stuff I didn't have to pay for! Great customer service!
and OrangeBoxx fabrication just had a 25% off sale so I ordered the rear door PSD for the cruiser. so stoked! Been wanting that for a while now! They even threw in some FJ Cruiser logos and other stuff I didn't have to pay for! Great customer service!
Just hit "buy" on the OzTent RV5. My Kelty & Eureka tents have been great, but the rugged quality, quick setup, and flexible accessories of the OzTent are just too compelling. They aren't cheap, but compared to the RTT's and trailer tents I was looking at, it's not too bad (plus, that's why we've got credit cards, right?) Next, a trailer and some type of Thule box for the tent... That's my current endgame for the camping setup.
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Hope you love your RV-5 as much as I like mine. Big pkg, but super easy set up and tear down, and rugged as all get out with a lot of built-in features you'll appreciate having.
Your posts were actually very helpful in the decision making process. You clearly put a lot of thought into your setup, so the fact that you like it is pretty instructive. I feel like this is the best solution for me and my family camping style, and I can't wait to try it out!
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Well cool! Glad my experience helped.
Bought mine used, though in like-new condition, and got the front side panels (that helps make a front patio type space), reflectorized rain fly (that goes over the sleeping area), the connector with gutter deal, and the ground cloth, which is as large as the tent and 'patio' area combined. Also got two of the stretcher cots in the deal and two of the big comfy chairs, but have since sold the chairs as I prefer my FrontRunners. Easier to pack and I don't slouch as much. Have since bought the front panel to connect the two front side panels so that area is enclosed, and also got the caravan connector, which is an awning extension of sorts you can slide right into the track a lot of RV's and trailers have.
The RV-5 may be too long/big for a Thule box when packed up. It's a long roll. Has a nice rugged weather-resistant cover. I'm thinking about strapping it along the side of my trailer on the right fender and locking it to the cargo rings fore and aft. Might even make a lockable side box for it and the extra poles. The poles, by the way, are wonderful and lock tight at any length. Inexpensive, too, direct from OZTent USA. Great folks to work with, in my experience.
New Bilstein shocks for the corners. Waiting on springs, then assembly. 
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Last purchase 16k pound winch. And a high lift jack. Next purchase is front tie rod disconnects for the F250. The list is long...
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next thing is a winch line a winch controller new shovel and a hand saw .....had a interesting weekend , oh and rear shocks ( one decided to start puking it's guts out )
Bought a Yeti Tundra 45 cooler. $400 down and im really hoping theyre as good as they say they are.
