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I have what's left of some Beta tools when stationed in Italy. I bought some Craftsman tools when I got back stateside, and used those for years. I worked on project in Hawaii for 3 years, and bought a $79 box set of Crafstman while there. Since then, that same basic boxed tool set, and a few...

I like the look. Maybe just do something with the open spaces and bolt stuff to the sides if needed. I'm wondering of you may need to do something to keep the top portion from spreading? What did you use to cut the sheet metal?

I really like that idea. Looks clean and out of the way.

^^My favorite van bidy style of all!!! Not that it matters. Check out "Cycle Cruza " on YT. He built a basic but very functional Bugout MotoVan.

Outstanding!

I recently saw a video of a fisherman in Florida and he has been coating his Tundra with boiled linseed oil using a small hand pumped sprayer. It looked like it had been doing a very good job at keeping rust at bay.

OK, I like the look of those. Thanks for taking the time to post the pics.

Thanks.

kayadog, do you have a pic of the rims that you can post?

That's a slick idea OP...

Wanderer, what is that scoot in the second pic?

Looks really nice. I'm moding one of those for my truck. I'm on the fence now on wether or not I want to put the shelves back in... Mines a short bed so It's not long enough to sleep in.

Good for you all!

That's a handy set up britKLR.

I you check out a YT guy, Cycle Cruza, he built a Bug-out Moto Van and has a couple of small fans simular to the one upo show, and it seems to work well. He has then under his panels I believe.

Thanks for the 2 part review. I just can't find a use for a device that requires me to have a computer. I haven't had one or even used a aptop, other than this old chromebook, in years.

When I had my Ram 3500, the Duragrappler was the best of the tires I used! They served me well both on and off road.

Shays4me, those are the type of containers used in retail for shipping, moving and storage. They are versitile and stout, but not to good at keeping water out.

The best modern boot I've used has been the Danner Pronghorn. I'm considering a pair of GoRuck boots now. A buddy of mine has a couple sets and one he's logged over 300 miles in rucking with, and they are holding up great!

Slim Patatoehead recently made a vid using a snowboard btw his vehicle and travle trailer. If I recall correctly, it saved him milage....