Recent content by Marty_d3f81b

A rear ladder to reach into my rack. I’m short. Now I want to upgrade my shocks and suspension and new tires.

Look into agreed value insurance with your normal carrier. Never use Progressive. They are crooks.

Agreed, I have been Camping/Overlanding longer than most of these people have been alive. I don’t have a tricked out rig but I do have 69+ years of experience and observation. My family camped at Big Bend, CA with me from the time I was born. All 4 generations. No rigs. Just tents and a fire pit.

Disregard. He was able to get ahold of AZ 4X4 rescue.

A friend of mine was just in a black ice rollover accident. Thank God she survived. The 1999 4Runner not so much. The insurance company is trying to total her vehicle and give her $5000. Any thoughts on the value of that rig. She paid $20,000 about 1 1/2 years ago. Shout out to Toyota 4...

My husband always insisted we had a halon fire extinguisher in our vintage cars. 1955 DeSoto and all VWs.

Well that is out of my budget for now. But sounds like a great idea.

Somewhere on Donner Summit. Most likely Big Bend on the Truckee River. We lost our cabin to Hwy 80 in 1967 or so.

Love that idea. That is kind of what I have pictured in my minds eye.

I will check with my daughter. She is a solar guru. I will let you know what I find out.

I have an 1800 watt solar generator but was considering a backup battery system as well. Also have 100 watt solar panels for mounting. The biggest drawback I see is weight. The solar generator weighs about 50 lbs. Batteries are heavy too.

I love this idea. Let me know if you come up with a successful solution/build

I love these trailers. But they are way out of my price range. I’m more of a sleep in my rig kind of budget.