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I have not found anyone that makes an off the shelf utility bed for a smaller truck. I think this is mainly due to weight since many of the utility beds are still made out of steel. What you can do is get an aluminum flatbed from a company such as Ute Ltd and then customize it if you wish...

I think that depends on how you use the truck. For me I think it makes lots of sense. The one huge advantage is that you can gain a ton of storage space if you outfit it correctly. Cort How much sense do they make on a smaller platform like the Tacoma?

I believe that Ute Ltd makes a flat bed for the Gen 2 Taco. Actually they told me that their flatbeds will fit on anything. In terms of weight I have an 1st Gen Taco and they guys at Ute thought that their standard flat bed was about 100 lbs lighter than my stock bed. Especially when you...

If it came with a Banjo and a Spittoon I would follow it around the U.S......LOL, nothing wrong with the old ways B)

Yes I would use a flatbed to its potential. Would be a lot better than the stock bed My camper comes on an off depending on what I am doing. Firewood, Dump Runs, Landscaping, etc. I think in the last few years the flat beds that have become avialable are really nice and don't really force...

the truck fuel cap...yes.....If i think I know where you are going with this...yes switch it around...

Drivers side back wall. Propane middle I believe. I will take a look in the morning Cort

Another Hats off to the guys at ATC...I have had my Bobcat for a very short time (<1-yr) but have already put over 30 nights in it, 20 of those with 2-adults and an 8-yr old, and taken it on some pretty rough trails. No problems so far and I love it more and more everyday. Cort

I would have to agree with fisherman...go there for the history and forget about the food Cort

Nope...getting them installed early October....that is the earliest I can make it down there Cort

True. The raw data is truthful, though the test itself (parameters, conditions) are biased. The insinuated conclusions are misleading. Brett13, Very well stated.....Bravo!

I will start this by saying that I do NOT own a F@#& and will not in the future, but this video would make me think twice about a 2007-now Tundra. I have had Toyota cars and they were great but.... Hey Wanderer, I have some land I think you might be interested in. Just send a check for...

What does that have to do with frame strength? Looks like they were demonstrating frame flexibility to me! Until you break it you can't say anything about strength just flexibility. Cort

On site is fine for me

that must have come from the same place as "everything you already have and don't need" -- XPMarc -- topic not be be disclosed :D

I missed your post by just a few DD

Hey All, Disclaimer: DD and XPMarc if I am speaking out of turn here let me know I think that the purpose of posting a general location for the rally was to get an idea of how many folks would be interested. When there is a better head count I believe a more specific location will be...

Craig's suggestion as an alternative is a good one. I think for those that are planning to stay into Monday we can move camp that direction on Sunday morning. I know I can't usually stay put in a campground more than two days. My 0.02 cents Cort

Ski3pin, on the Moke in the vicinity of Calaveras Dome. More details on exact location later. Cort

Count me as officially RSVP'ed

Welcome Vic Cheers, Cort

1. Yes I think I am interested in eating great food....in a beautiful spot....with great people....and some good libations. 2. October 15th-18th (can't make it the 9th or 10th), 18th and on is dicey due to my niece probably making here first appearance :D 3. Location...hmmm East side or...

I agree with DD....I would love to visit the North Rim but there is no way I can do that in the next several months.

I have an older digital camera that you can have. I would hate to see someone get banned for not having a camera! All you have to do is show up and the Pig Feast Rally and it is yours Cheers, Cort