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DIY Portable Camp Kitchen
- Thread starter ben.dicoot
- Start date
Enthusiast III
Legs don't fold up. Not most convenient for traveling but not bad. They fit in back of my jeep easy enough. I decided when I built the box I wanted the legs to be very sturdy. So I made them out of two 1/2" thick pieces of plywood glued and nailed together. They work great.
Traveler I
I keep thinking about the Cambridge kitchen boxes that Cascade River Gear sells. I don’t own one but have been rafting many times with people that have them. They are expensive and designed specifically for rafting but they’ll take a beating and last forever. Any one ever used them for their vehicle?
Caligirlnic
Rank IV
Enthusiast II
What about your camp kitchens in the back of a off road camper? Mine is coming with one half that includes 3 drawers, the other half is open
Canadian Joe
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Here's our rig ,simple but functional
Off-Road Ranger I
I'm kinda digging up an old thread here, but... What is the spare tire carrier you've got in the pics? I need to get my spare off my roof, but don't want to spend the coin on a $900 carrier or $2200 bumper for my LR3. Stupid wedding I have to pay for.
Pathfinder III
WILCO hitchgate solo. Mine will be fore sale and has some add-ons.
Off-Road Ranger I
Thanks, I'd be interested to hear your price. I'd never consider one new, they're stupid expensive and it's cheaper (and a better option for me) to buy a voyager racks carrier.
Pathfinder III
I was going to post it for $700. It has a hi-lift Jack mount and a license plate mount added to it. Somebody local can save over $100. Don't think I really want to try to ship it.
