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Wait, didn't you originally value the trailer at $4500, and then recently post the price on Mud at $4600, and are now asking $5,000 here? Am I missing something, how is this increasing in value?

Man, it's a good thing that is not in the US, otherwise I'd be awfully tempted...

@Gregtoy144 Any interest in a built 100 Series LC plus cash?

Don't forget Nissan :rolleyes:

The 200 series is a pretty big truck, a bit bigger than the 100 series. I don't know any J15, but if you are talking about the 150 platform then that is quite a bit smaller, as it is a 4Runner/Prado platform, but probably relatively close in size to the Disco III. It won't probably be quite as...

Their stuff looks OK, but I have only gotten a fake Hi-Lift jack (didn't fit my holder) and a fake Trasharoo, (still have it, works pretty good, for the money would just get the original next time). I think their other stuff is probably one step over Smittybuilt and two above Harbor Freight, but...

Talk about the other end of the spectrum!

Shoot, that looks great, as all 200s should look! LMK if you would be interested in a built 100 plus cash.

I think you may be right. At first I thought ARB, but it's too rounded. Another option could be Rola https://www.etrailer.com/Roof-Basket/Rola/59504.html

Seems like a great idea.

Right, that stuff is pretty pricey for what it is, IMHO. Maybe I'm a little developmentally delayed, but I don't see an easy way to mount that Tortuga slide onto the carpet of a Cruiser. those mounting holes seem too small to do anything of substance, it seems like they are screw holes to mount...

Goose Gear makes a floor plate that is for this application, not too cheap though.

Nice work, everybody, you really turned this thread into a purse swinger...

While some people have mounted RTTs to the factory bars successfully, I believe that the general consensus is that a full length aftermarket rack is best. A family of 4 probably 500#+ plus a 150# tent is a lot over the recommended weight of the factory bars, and there are different physics...

I 100% agree with you on the "Highlander XL" looks of the 200. It would be one thing if that bloated body allowed easy fitment of 35's or even 37's but it is actually more difficult to fit 35's than on a 100. Of course I'd enjoy that 5.7 and interior refinements, but it is a challenge to...

I'm beyond suspicious, given his username and pic.

3 grand isn't really a lot in reserve for a 25 year old truck.

This is sarcasm, right? I honestly can't tell anymore.

I wouldn't see it as much different than the 40th anniversary editions of the 80 series in '97, but who really knows.

Eric just opened Asheville Vehicle Outfitters in Asheville. https://ashevillevehicleoutfitters.com An hour or two from you but probably worth it. I imagine they will be open for business and up and running soon.