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That looks great, nice work:)

How do you like the 8 foot ARB, any drawbacks? I picked one up last summer but have yet to mount it, got it cheap from a vendor sale so couldn't resist:)

ditto

Here's one for sale in Vancouver right now, but heads p the company used to be top notch to deal with when Marco owned it but the new guy is not a stand up guy by any means, heard allot of complaints about him including some from the mechanics that do his prep work.... I would buy this one and...

Just love this one:) Great thread

Where's the link to the trailer?

You need a minimum of six pegs and ideally 7 as one on either side of the door is cool, I regularly set mine up in sand and yes long pegs are al that's needed, I think re bar is too heavy though maybe instead go to a landscape supply store and get some long nails 8" or longer or find some 1/4...

My wife worked at Lee Valley tools a few years ago and yes he even has an account there:) Cool dude for sure

Free is not a bad price for that thing, but it looks shaky and not up to the great outdoors. Look at the snowbear trailers, I have a 101 cdn under a build right now but a couple or three years ago I bought a 4x8 snowbear and put a 3500 axle on it with Toy hubs, stock springs and a heavier...

Thanks again, very much:)

Maybe i might do that, Thanks

Thanks But it looks like Fergie is going to look at it this evening for me and I think it should be a done deal if it is in good condition... There are some very cool folks around here, I must say:)

Very nice, congrats:victory:

I sent the guy a message to see if he was willing to ship to Washington State but if not perhaps some kind local on here will ship it for me:) Been wanting one of these for awhile now...

Just looked up the OZ tent and I have to admit it looks real cool, I would love to see one in person.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adVIQbUWHZk

After owning a Springbar now for two years and being in some pretty harsh weather conditions, including sideways rain for two days straight and some pretty heavy winds where other peoples regular tents have literally blown down and broken I can not say enough about how well a Springbar performs...

Don't forget your sides for your passengers:)

1. They stack nice and close in a row. 2. They are more squared of and thus take up less space. 3. They are super tough and don't leak like their 5 dollar distant cousins 4. Oh and the cool factor is pricless:) You really should get your hands on one just to see for yourself the differences...

Thats cool:)

I think that is an awesome deal if no rust, those trucks are great and there is more than a few years in that truck yet