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That's nice but don't you just want to pull your truck over in the desert sometimes and do a little plinking?

@admin someone might want to remove it from the featured classifieds

I'm just here to say that I miss my Samurais, and embarassing the big rigs with 'em

not affiliated https://boulder.craigslist.org/rvs/d/longmont-toyota-sunrader/7731759637.html "1987 Toyota Sunrader RV. Not running. The four cylinder engine has been rebuilt, but is not fully installed. Inside is gutted. Floor totally rebuilt with extra bracing. New three way refrigerator with...

what's 200# of weight loss really gonna get you when you're rolling that heavy duty anyway I guess is my first question? but today I learned tire socks existed :) I'd have thought they were the heating blankets for race tires lol

That's pretty cool. What's the idea/functionality of the sliding solar mount? Did I miss location?

Congrats on becoming a featured rig, GLWS

not affiliated https://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/d/evergreen-2006-chinook-glacier-2500/7706568699.html

Neat - not many of these around, especially with such low miles. I have an '02 access cab 5sp with the 3.4, super reliable, good mileage, but not a fast truck by any means lol

Guessing the ice fishing shelter is not so ideal in summer heat and direct sun but would love to see a performance test head to head - heat, cold, high wind, durability, weight and packed size, ease of setup / breakdown, interior aesthetics

If you want parallel advantage (partial shade performance) don't they have to be separate all the way to the controller?

I have a feeling there's gonna be a bunch of deals on the used market not long after this cold snap :LOL:

This is neat https://x.com/VegasIssues/status/1745904310091956310?s=20

Surprised nobody is discussing gas being sub $2.00 per gallon again, us all being overlanders driving our massive rigs overland on the daily... $1.86 the other day but my tank was already topped off :cry:

Reply guy sez it's not dinosaurs, it's plant material...and there's a lot more of it out there TBH electric cars have a lot of appeal for me as would fit 90% of my actual use, running errands and people and pooches and bikes around locally, leaving it plugged in at home when not in use. Hate...

That is a history :) So is it a wet bath with a toilet and black / graywater tanks too?

Very cool - wish I was in the area to check it out - do you have a lot of history on it?

oh, sorry I missed that these were mostly precooked meals

I dedicated a big pot to it at home and made an insulation jacket for it. Bet it uses very little energy since temps are low and it's insulated. There is the circulator that runs constantly though

Great idea and I love sous vide cooking at home. I mostly do beef, pork, chicken and then sear for a final minute or so per side in a smoking hot steel or cast iron pan. Done to perfection and so so moist inside, even the pork and chicken. No need to rest the cuts either, eat immediately...