Recent content by Matt4Runner

In Pleasant Hill these days, still making it out to the desert!

Thanks for the reminder, Just got mine for 2018. I usually print one out shrunk down to fit in my wallet, and keep the pdf saved on my phone.

9.1" https://www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/front-runner-wolf-pack.html I can fit 4 underneath the rear section

No drawers but this build was simple and served my needs: I can stash 4 FrontRunner bins under the rear platform. Pretty happy with it, definitely increases my storage capacity.

Nice! I will probably switch to something like conduit or aluminum pipe in place of the pvc. The flex is kind of annoying.

I'm gonna be there over New Years with some Jeep friends, I'll keep an eye out for you as well! Probably coming down from the bay on the 28th though so probably not too much overlap. Maybe next time! We go down to Death Valley a few times a year.

There's also the NeoTreks Land Usage overlay which I prefer. https://blog.gaiagps.com/neotreks-land-use-maps-now-available/

Let me know if this doesn't sell. I'll be up in Sac this weekend.

sold

I made this awning and it served us well in Utah! https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/diy-awning.8714/

I have the reliance folding toilet and it works really well, I recommend it. Also those pop-up shower/privacy tents are nice for when you are with a group. Does anyone else have a ham radio on this trip?

Yeah I've been thinking about this. I no longer think he lives in the van though. It seems to be filled with crap and not livable inside. The van comes and goes but there are a bunch of bins and crap that he leaves stacked up against the wall behind where he parks. This is an apartment complex...

Near the Santa Clara border. There's a real underworld out here man, I had no idea!

Well I got it back! Saw it mounted on a ratty van right across the street from where it was stolen from! Couldn't believe my eyes. I stopped to check it out and it was definitely mine. Same rust spots showing through the hammered black paint I had applied a few months earlier. It still had part...

Thanks! Yeah I got the idea from this video: The rigid setup is definitely the way to go IMO. Really nice to have a free standing awning without guylines, which you can always add if it gets windy.