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Never, since I don't have a ladder or steps. If I had a ladder, I'd store stuff on the roof and then need the ladder. I think I'll just limp along without one : :wacko:

Already been out once, twice if you count camping in XP Marc's driveway one night. Heading out 2nd week in March for a few days at Jalama Beach.

How about a picture OF ATC. Stopped by today just in time for pizza! The motley crew, Jeff, Marty, Brad, & Chad.

The reviews are hysterical, but I'm with you Craig, maybe they'll keep the crowds down at D.V. :P

Yeah, that's it Mark, it's the snorkel! :P

I want one ! http://www.overland-magazine.es/noticiaampliada.asp?cod=1272

I don't have A/C in my Grandby, but I do have a built in microwave, a 1.5KW Inverter, and an Engel compressor 12v/110v refer. I have solar and 2 group 31 batteries which run everything. Been parked 7 days with the solar keeping the batteries up just fine. I carried a generator for over a year...

Don't think I've ever made a daylight trip through Bridgeport without stopping at the Cafe. I for one will miss the great food, cinnamon rolls, and friendly staff.

I'll second that..Marty, Jeff, and the gang are the best

Mr.Sagebrush, thanks for the clarification. Whatever condition it has, it sure stands out from the rest of the group :-)

How about an albino turkey...

Women often receive warnings about protecting themselves at the mall and in dark parking lots, etc. This is the first warning I have seen for men. A 'heads up' for those men who may be regular customers at Lowe's...

Mom and her young son were flying Southwest Airlines from Kansas City to Chicago. The little boy, who had been looking out the window, turned to his mother and asked, "If big dogs have baby dogs and big cats have baby cats, why don't big planes have baby planes?" The mother, who couldn't think...

I'd say there is plenty room for me and the twins, but not enough room for you :D

That thing has almost as much comm gear as my truck :P

Why not give FWC and ATC a call and find out what they use. I know each one uses different fabrics so would be interesting to find out the difference. You might get a price quote for the liner from ATC as they repair FWC campers and did a new liner for my Grandby about 5 years ago. They were...

Maybe this year....

12,000 lb Warn on the front of my Dodge. Have used it many times, mostly rescuing others.

FYI These photo's were posted on facebook in the last hour by NPS showing South Pass road conditions. 12:00 noon 12/18/14 Looking at the position of the sun, I'd guess they were taken this morning.

Those of us with older FWC's have horizontal propane tanks. MUCH more expensive than vertical tanks. The reason I locked my door. http://www.amazon.com/Manchester-Tank-10487TC-Horizontal-Cylinder/dp/B003VBJZP6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1418919810&sr=8-2&keywords=horizontal+propane+tank+20lb

Yes, I added a lock. I was told the same thing, if the door was locked in a fire, they'd just use an ax to get it open. In that case, I don't care :-)

Back in the old days I used to carry small SCUBA tank (45 Cu Ft) in the back of my Blazer. Had an old regulator that I removed the 2nd stage from and replaced with a air tool disconnect. The first stage dropped pressure to 120psi and it worked great for compressed air needs on the road. Air...

Mine is the Magnum.

I have an extreme air compressor on my truck with a small tank (2 gallon if I remember). Fills my tires from about 20 lbs to 70 lbs in 3 ~ 4 minutes each. As kmacafee says, these are great compressors. Mine's been on the truck about 5 years and completely trouble free.

Well the "huge" storm arrived last night, Winds expected at 35 ~ 40 sustained and gusts to 60 ~ 65mph in Sacramento. Never happened, saw gusts maybe to 35. Heavy / torrential rains were forecast for today have not happened. We're getting some nice needed rainfall, but nothing like the...