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Well it finally came time, since we are doubling the size or our family unit (not including the dogs) a new to us truck came to be. The wife is about to hit 20 weeks pregnant with twins and the new vehicle debate became real. We were advised by the friendly neighborhood twin families to just buy...

Safety Alert! FYI, I have had those go stale on me:D

My 13 y/o FWC built by Ben, so you could call it a ATC, is going strong with only normal maintenance and up grades. I am the fourth owner and it has only ever been out side on a truck. You can't go wrong with either one new or used unless a previous owner totally thrashed it. I agree that it...

Fully loaded 2010 model, I'll vouch for you:D

If I recall correctly the serial is written on the inside up at the bed in the front, potentially hidden by carpet. It had come up in a post long ago..............

Didn't we try this once before:p

Mark, I also thought the post was for a rally:D

We picked up a similar folding colander that we also use as a disk rack:p Got to love that stuff!

Ouch, I got knocked off my triumph while commuting home by a nonsignaling teenager in VW bug a couple months back, full gear saved my hide but lost the ride. Keep up the positive attitude, brother.:thumb:

Wow, 250. Unless it is completely fall apart or rotted buy that puppy:eek:

Great find and welcome, sounds like you will fit right in with all the refurb you have already done. Looking forward to the after shots:thumb:

DT, Did you ever solve the porch light mystery?

I have talked to my tire guys about leaf springs and air bags. They said that although there is rear (truck, thank you!) sag, that technically there was no need. That said I was leaning for Hellwig air bags, bolt on install for my truck. Improved ride and for leveling. But now am looking at a...

The switch on our Hawk is just to the left of the door on the inside. A bit hidden by the door frame.

Did you drive or was it stationary the whole time? Mine was leaking at the left front. I resealed the seams and tightened all the screws on the roof. Somewhere in there it did the trick:rolleyes:

Sweet, Now where's the camper to go with it:D

Looks like Dodge is using the euro bluetech on Cummings engine to reduce emissions, http://www.pickuptrucks.com/html/news/cleanramdiesels.html Bluetech is usually associated with Mercedes diesel cars.

The camper can come off the truck???:D

Must.....get......back......to......the ......south.......west.......

Illegal Do a search, there have been several previous threads on this. BTW depending on who you talk to this may be illegal:D

My father in-law and I have toyed with the wind RV idea. Here's a link for a portable tower system the you drive on to secure...

I used water based seam sealer inside and out this winter from REI. It did appear to make a difference in the little rain leaks I was getting while driving. http://www.rei.com/product/735798

Recently got the long handled Fiskars for about $30 at OSH. Light, strong, sharp, and stows away nicely. I like the Max-Axe, But $$$$$:eek:

Don't forget the best part of the Canyonero....... Lip stick for the cigarette lighter:D

WOW Super nice work, there is nothing like a proper work station:thumb: