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Thanks. As it's been said so often, there is no perfect set up so you just need to figure out what you want out of your travels. Right now, we like having the trailer because we can set up camp and take off however, we've been in situations when having it has been a pain in the butt. We are...

I don't understand the lack of interest in this. Great trailer at a reasonable price. Living in NC, I'm too far to even say 'maybe'. Good luck.

I answered this question for you on May 2nd. Go to a message board for your truck and ask someone that lives in the Seattle area to stop by. You'll be surprised what people will do. There is no easy fix and you have to be determined to get it done.

Shipped, right? If yes, then I will take them afterall!

I saw this in a vid and just shook my head. PT Barnum said it best.

Thanks.

Replied to your PM. Thanks

I'll PM you. Are your GoTreads also still for sale?

The more economical way to go is to buy the stock seats they sell. They're about half the price of what you quoted and you get the pocket in the back with cloth seats and integrated heater. I didn't need the heater or the map pocket but I didn't need leather either. Add another $200 for shipping...

I currently use an ARB and frequently have an off-road trailer with us so that's six tires to deflate and inflate. It's not the end of the world but it is a lot of time kneeling on the ground next to the tires

And just like that, I'm sitting here with my Sunday coffee researching indeflate! Everyone seems to love this so why sell it? I'm asking because I'm very interested. Thanks

Thanks. It would have been remarkable if it hadn't sold since April at that price.

This is an older post but wondering if you still have the Cook Partner Stove for sale.

I was the first and told that I will most likely will be the only. In the midsize truck, demand is coming from the Tacomas, Rangers and Colorado/Canyon so that will dictate production. I jumped on this early. Typically, the weight difference is negligible although it might save me a few pounds...

Over the past 2+ years, I have been upgrading and converting my Frontier into a capable off-road vehicle my wife and I can live out of once we get to the other side of this work thing. Initially, we bought the Escapade camper (lifelong tent campers so this was a simple transition) and I built...

Dur66 - from all that I could find on the internet about the loss of side airbag by moving to an aftermarket seat, the best solution is to plug in a resistor on the side airbag harness plug to provide the current to mimic a real airbag. For my Frontier, that was a 4.7 ohm resistor and it works...

For what it's worth, I have a 2nd Gen Nissan Frontier (2011), aka the redheaded stepchild for aftermarket truck mod support, and just finished installing both front seats with Scheel-Mann Vario F's. This was a long and determined process beginning with neither Planted nor Wedge having the...

Nothing to contradict. Like I said, the longer wheelbase might not be as desirable depending on what one is doing with the truck. You made my point.

I kept looking at it and thinking it was longer than 5-ft. Having the full cab AND the 6-ft bed is kind of a big deal although the longer wheelbase might not be as desirable depending on what one is doing with the truck.

I'm assuming that's a 5-foot bed with the Crew Cab, right? I have the King Cab with a 6-foot bed but it's the Hiatus camper that is interesting to me.