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I'm not sure a tonneau cover would work based on the design of the rack mounting.. Waterproofing is a concern. I use some water resistant bins to store my camping gear when traveling and I've had good luck with them.. Just something to consider...

It's a great system.. I'm impressed with it, and the fact that the empty rack for my 8 foot bed is totally modular and only weighs 65 lbs is quite impressive. I could not be happier with my decision to go with Leitner. It's about $2000 or so with all the accessories on it... Not including the...

Lake Arrowhead california here.

I'm working on mine. I absolutely love my platform. The Cummins 5.9 is bulletproof as is the nv5600 6 spd manual. Of I add it up, including purchase price, I probably have about 55k into the truck as it sits, with many more mods to do..

I like urine stove better...

Leitner Designs has been around As a design firm since 2007, and came out with the rack system in 2014. I have camped with the owner of Leitner Designs many times and he's one of the coolest guys you'll ever meet. I could not recommend him or his product more Great business!

A urine stove?? Interesting hahaha... I am thinking on my next trip I won't even bring my single burner stove, I'll just remove the burner from the skottle and place it on top of the skottle disc to heat up coffee water. .

I absolutely LOVE the Leitner Designs cargo system. The versatility is unbelievable, and it works great to hold my massive rtt. I can't recommend it highly enough. Not cheap, but worth every penny, and made in the USA!

The skottle is an awesome price of kitchen gear, that's for sure...

Looks cold... But fun.. Great shots!

yes. I second what @jimbohotwings says.. For any storage solutions or wiring solutions.. Look to goose gear. Mitch at goose gear is the resident wiring expert and he's a cool guy to boot.

I'm not going to lie.. I haven't researched them enough to know anything about the 2.5.. It's a pipe dream at this point.. But I'd gladly pay more for something else that isn't troublesome like you say the 2.5 is...

I will be following this with great interest as it seems I can pick up an older suby for less than $3000...

Dig it.. Love me some suby builds.. My dream is to buy a late 90s early 2000s forester and build it into a dd/ weekend camping machine

Yeah that'll be the next mod I do.

So jealous. An awning is next on my list... Looks good brother.

This thread was born from a comment on the "show us your badges" thread for those of us that have badges. Someone commented on the scratch on my tailgate.. And I commented that he scratches on the picture are a feeble representation of the entire truck.. So.. Lets see your scratches. You'll...

My factory rims are 17s. They are such because a smaller rim will not fit around my calipers. 17s seem to work for me and I have no desire to go to less sidewall than I already have.

I saw this on Facebook.. I like it.. If only I knew where to purchase.

Fiberglass is a lot stronger than most people give it credit for. As long as it's built right fiberglass is plenty strong.