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If only they were 2 inches taller for bottles

So I'm looking at the Dometic\Waaeco CD30 or the evakool 40 drawer style fridges for space savings. I rarely need cold drinks and for when I do I would use a cooler. This would be more for some food and meat. Built in pics would be great too.

So I'm looking at the Dometic\Waaeco CD30 or the evakool 40 drawer style fridges for space savings. I rarely need cold drinks and for when I do I would use a cooler. This would be more for some food and meat. Built in pics would be great too.

Would it make it back 300 miles?

Would love to find a dodge van rear bumper with built in hitch ball. It's for a '95 Ram Van. A custom rear or front bumper or rear carrier may also be of interest. Located in the NE

I'm thinking of converting this to off road....

I have a Shelby SP360. I always loved the earlier Durangos. I'm thinking of pulling the fiberglass bumpers and side skits and lifting it, adding a rack and shelby blue front and rear steel bumpers. When's the last time you saw a Shelby tackle some trails?

Must have. I've made wall bars out of old steamer trunks and pelican case knockoffs before.

Built in daisy chain looks great on paper. But a T splitter is dirt cheap. If that's your only reason for going with that model you can save a lot with a simple splitter.

Helps a ton, thanks

LMK how it works for you, the styles I was looking at are pretty cheap at harbor freight

Showers are reserved for the end of the day, after you've found your spot for the night, setup, perhaps after dinner. When the air is starting to get cool, the hot shower would be nice.

Hmm, those are very cheap. Thanks for that. What tchachkis are you sacrificing with the sportsman over say a honda or champion?

Thank you, not sure what the last two sentences mean though.

I actually made someone a knockoff roadshower using just that. I added an automotive (or was it a bicycle) valve stem to it so you could pump it up and have pressure. My friend sad it works great and I did it a few years ago. He swapped the tip of the hose to an aerator? and tripled the shower...

Ever see a faucet combo that can be pump or 12v?

That was my thought exactly. As a ramp with one end 4ft off the ground all the weight is on the two furthest ends. I was thinking if it's in sand the weight is more evenly distributed. I'd add bolts aiming down as teeth to dig into the sand. Bonus, if I come across another stranded rider I can...

After my latest adventure I found myself needing a sand ladder....which y lady's rig did not have. I also found myself needing a par of drive on stands. Also absent. I'll need a ramp anyway in order to load a bike into the van and was wondering if a set of folding ramps can't serve all those...

Guess I'll stick with the simple. GSI backpacker mug that slides nicely into a GSI bottle cup. The metal, neoprene and thick plastic combined have enough insulation to keep it hot for about an hour or so.