Recent content by Andrew Walcker

Awesome build! Are you sure this is your first fabrication job? Just sayin you've got some mad skills:beer:

Kona Ute http://www.konaworld.com/asphalt_simplicity.cfm?content=ute

Just to make it clear, the Qualcomm system appears to be compromised so I would stay away from any of their phones. I believe that leaves Iridium and Inmarsat but I haven't fully researched it. Good luck!

WOW, I haven't had this phone active in a while and it seems things have changed. While I did have some problems in the past getting a phone call to go through, I never couldn't make a call, just had to wait for a bit or find a bigger hill. I just spoke with All Road Sat and they say that...

I've got an older model Qualcomm GSP-1600 in great shape. I'll get a pic up soon. Hit me up on PM if you are interested.

I own multiple MK pants/shorts and have been impressed with their wear patterns over the years. I don't think they are the most robust clothing on the market but I believe them to be the most comfortable of the heavy duty clothing lines and hence my choice most of the time. Have you...

Thnx Jim, good eye, been looking for this rack for a while and picking it up Monday!

I have two of the large Kelty carports that I use in different applications. Both have done duty for three plus years with no problems. As in any of these types of structures, securing them properly is the biggest thing you can do to extend their life expectancy.

6 years on mine and still work as good as day 1. Worth every penny!

TTT for a top notch seller with a cool item. Also being sold for a good cause:sombrero:

That conversion has your name all over it!

Another Blue Sea user, almost two years under the hood (away from heat sources) and no problems to date.

Another Warfield fan here. This was a prototype kitchen that Charles Warfield has been working on. The power comes from a National Luna Power Pack in front of the driver's side drawer. This particular unit has plans for AT's cool heat exchanger and pump (both on back order). The hob and sink...

I have a 89 that I just installed a H55F into. Easiest conversion ever with all Toyota parts. The extent of the holes is three into the firewall (already marked) for the clutch master cylinder and weld the tranmission mounts to the frame. It is as clean and as OEM a conversion as one could...