Recent content by moose545

FOR SALE/TRADE - Northern VA Like new less than a year old. Kept dry always and in a bed with a soft top. Too big for my Cayenne and need a smaller slide for a 45L. Will trade for another high quality, smaller slide or sale. Slide fits 70L Ironman fridge which was 32.5x19x19, and still 3-4”...

What an asspain; I've been looking forward to a SM in time and all the new bags and lack of options and work-arounds just blows immensely. As someone with lower back pain it's ridiculous, and most stock seats suck. I have found the best workaround so far is a ROHO air seat cushion, used for...

You get what you pay for. People right now are extremely cheap, selling everything sitting around or going for broke with trailers and slide-in campers. RTTs have been around a while and persist I think. I'll never sleep on the ground again, and while the idea of more space "inside" is...

It's my understanding some fridges by a few manufacturers can live outdoors in the elements by design, and be fine. Others are not intended for that exposure to the elements; yet I can't see anything specifically from a source, just from my known experiences of others. Example would be it...

NIB, never mounted or installed. New M-Series, 70L, dual zone. Also have a 50L for sale, lightly used, Dan Foss compressor - $400. Located in DC Metro area.

I swapped to a Rubicon JT and have been building it up over the past year, will post up a few pics soon. I had a GX460 previously which I listed and sold here. I miss the v8 for sure, but the v6 has enough for now; I still want a diesel one day, of whatever capacity that will be on my laundry...

Or in the RTT, on that beetle

Looking for a unit with dual zones that will live semi covered and outside in the elements. To my knowledge, there are only a handful of companies making such units in a ruggedized form: ARB, SnoMaster, Engel, and National Luna. Did I miss any? Looking for real owner experiences here and how...

Possibly interested here in VA, shipping would be a sore spot but it looks to be a great unit. Not many to choose from that are outdoor rating IIRC, ARB, SnoMaster, Engel, and National Luna?

I’d roll Autohome, Grand Tour 360 is amazing. No need to add a different mattress, comes with a great one and it’s super comfortable. Room inside too end to end; unlike the clamshell types. I’ve had an Alucab and a Bush Co., Alpha was definitely more comfy and double wall canvas was warmer...

So finally I’ve arrived here and plan to run a lithium power bank for the fridge, recharge it as I drive, solar secondary, and keeps it simple compared to my last rig. That’s said, I want a similar setup like the Goose Gear rear tall platform at 9” tall I believe, but not shelling that type of...

Thanks and true to a point, there’s just no aftermarket on the 3.0 diesels. Not sure what I’m going to do, good thing is I can break even or even get ahead depending what I decide. Just sucks to discover it after the fact.

This thread is making me regret my 21’ diesel Silverado 1500 now …

I just picked up a Silverado 1500 diesel/ RST. Not much aftermarket yet but I think it’ll get there. It doesn’t have lockers but I think it’ll be fine once I get skids,sliders, and a lift. I wanted a diesel so that pretty much limited me to this, a Cayenne, or a LR Discovery, so I’m going to...

It's great they're working with you to work something out. You did buy a part that wasn't for your truck initially though so that makes it more difficult from the outset. I feel your pain though; I just bought a Silverado 1500 diesel and most all the parts like skid plates or bumpers I find...