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I traded in my GMC 1500 crew 4x4 that got an average of 21 city for a Tundra 4x4 that averages 15.5. I do not regret it one bit

I'm trying to see of there are any vendors that have a demo's or gently used tents out there for sale. Primarily seeking the 2 adult 2 children size as I am a big guy and would like room for my wife, son and light gear. Let me know what you have available and see if we can't work a deal. Best...

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I haven't taken it outdoors and have only put batteries in it and turned it on. I purchased this last Spring to get in to geocaching but lost interest. I have the paperwork, original box, cd and gps. I paid over $500 for it but I'll let it go for $200 plus 10 for shipping.

I have the Sierra Designs Wuhu annex 4+2. Very spacious and rugged. My wife, myself, son and bullmastiff went on a road trip over 10k miles across the U.S. from Maine to California, Oregon and back. We stayed at numerous campgrounds, national and state parks. We spent a week up in the redwoods...

hey, I just purchased an FJ and bought one without the rack because I wanted the Baja Rack utility which is adds 4.5 inches instead. It is a nicer rack as well. However if you wanted to go that route where you get the factory rack and take it off, you can but you will have to purchase the kit...

Groups like those help protect areas from people like you who don't really give a ******* about the places explored. I support being responsible.

Wishing you and your family the best. Many people don't know that being outdoors and in nature is healing in itself. Hope to see some more adventures through your pictures in the near future. Way

What I meant is the t-top is great because if rain is coming sideways and what not you are fine getting in and out, the series 3 has the rain fly partly covering the door but how it in such weather? At least with the overhang you can take off your boots before getting in to the tent and don't...

How is the series 3 in inclement weather? I see the overhang as the best option for torrential rain and what not. Wouldn't it be more for the series 3 1600 with awning and the enclosure than a 1600 t-top? Thanks again for helping.

Still looking. The other guy had a series 3 for sale.

Thanks for the response. I don't think the 1400 would be big enough. Sometimes it will be just myself and 3 year old but other times my wife will be coming as well. I've sustained injuries from the military so I'm retired so to speak. I have lots of time on my hands so the off road, expedition...

I'm located on the east coast. Charleston, SC to be more specific. Looking for an Eezi-awn preferably t-top 1600. I can't justify paying 2900 plus shipping so looking for a used one. Also interested if any sales pop up. Feel free to pm me. Thanks!:coffee:

Nice photos and build! I can't wait to get some traveling in!

IMO I think Clark is the best hands down. I bought the NX-250 when I went on an expedition to Central America. I bought the NX-250 because I lived in New England at the time and it gets cold. 4 season hammock with plenty of space (I am 6'3", 250). The tent poles are ideal imo for making it feel...

I highly recommend the Sierra Designs Wuhu annex 6+2. I have the 4+2 and its amazing. We have myself, wife and 3 year old (and bullmastiff). We sleep in the 4 side. We keep the gear in the other and during inclement weather we keep our table in chairs in and its plenty of room...

I went to there site and they have no east coast dealers. I've contacted a couple dealers and still waiting for responses. Does anyone have any idea what it costs to ship one to the east coast? Thanks in advance.

I'm planning on buy a new tacoma in the coming months and my ocd has made me research on modding to my liking. So far I've contacted ARE and Leer and both will not hold over 150lbs. Snugtop makes one that will hold 400lbs but that still isn't enough for me. One option I've found is the rack...

My wife, son, bullmastiff and I took a road trip last spring from Maine down through Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, and then back all in 1 month (10k+ miles in our Chevy Impala lol). I would really recommend seeing Mesa Verde...

LL Bean for sure. I am 6'3" and 250 and love there tall clothes.