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Try the "girth hitch" or loop end strap designs, eliminate hooks and caribiners, saves on cost and powdercoat or paint damage. Like this: NRS If you sew with this technique, they stay in place and are super handy. I'd also recommend the Rollercam buckles They pull with very easy tension. Call...

This is your expedition prerunner now? It does look good. Just had to give you a little grief.

I'm digging my sample I have. I think you'll like it too. Ps. I had "rainproof" issues also, but have never seen an failure from that. I've also never torn one down to see if anything is corroding due to rain either.

DISCLAIMER: I am a retailer for these lights... With that said, I have a quite a bit of experience with these lights. The N200 (crestone) are a great little light, the bang for the buck is outstanding. The switch is the weakest point, finicky sometimes, but if wiggled a bit, they will usually...

You'll love their sliders! That's what I run on my LX. Oh yeah your taco looks great!

OH, We are having a Midwest Overland Society meeting/holiday party in MPLS at Expedition Ops. Just saw you were a neighbor and thought I'd pass along the invite. Jeremy

Logo looks great!!

The kids look good! The cow pies will win every time, at least it wasn't their own mess... Chuck box is coming along. Get ready for the winter wheeling trip. See how the AT's do out there. Jeremy

Whoa! thats an amazing difference! You had alot of pinstripes. Now it looks good enough to drive to the mall.

My first awning I mounted just like this and used ubolts to affix it to the Yakima bars. Nice and easy, clean and simple.

For the awning. Drill and bolts, super easy. FR gives you two lines on the outside of the rack that line up the hollow on the backside so you know where to drill and have room to fit your nut. RTT brackets from any FR dealer are a nice easy way to go. It is a z channel of stainless with holes...

Come out for a Midwest Overland Society meeting. This Tuesday at 7pm at Expedition Ops shop in Minneapolis. Jeremy

If you are goin on a Tony route with the MOS then you NEED them. I have some that I throw on and off depending on the trip or terrain. Brackets thru the hood fender parting line and away you go.

Looks good DJ!

Little late to the party here... Thanks for the kind words guys, Fast, friendly, knowledgeable is my goal. As for Mombasa's, I have owned 1, Used 2, and sold dozens. The Mombasa is a great entry level tent. "Entry Level" I use that term to differentiate the difference between a $2000 tent...

Thanks for kind words. I love making these mats, they certainly serve the purpose I designed them for and more. After working in Big Box furniture design it was time to make a product that I didn't feel guilty about filling up a landfill, so Reclaimed Redwood, recycled Copper and Stainless...

Great looking setup!!! You weren't kidding about some rough ground on the feet! Jeremy

http://youtu.be/USBU3MxjEmQ Here's how I did it. Jeremy

SEXY!!! There someone said it! Well done! I notice the Canguru Decal, looking sexy! Also, caught a hint of an Expedition Ops decal reflected off the... something. As always, your Tacoma is hot. In the immortal words of Wayne and Garth, "We are not worthy!"

The only part I don't like about the aluminum frame is the additional cost and time required to build the system the way I did (tube and panel). I wound up using almost primarily 1/2" ply almost everywhere anyway... It was a great exercise, that I've been dying to try. Next time I will find...