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2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport with 2018 Four Wheel Camper Fleet – Bend, OR - $55,000 I’m the original owner of this rig and am sorry to see it go, our family is going to be outgrowing the Tacoma. This is a turn-key rig all set to become a mobile ski lodge in the winter or a cabin in the summer...

When ski season is over and I'm back into projecting, a flip down table that attaches to the 8020 t-slot is next on my list (along with fly rod mounts)

Nope, the skis have stayed surprisingly clean, it was one of my main worries with not having them on the roof. I've just had a few specs of dirt to clean off of them after 7 or 8 trips to the mountain so far and I think that's because my tires are wider than the wheel wells by an inch or so. I...

A few more photos of the ski rack (hopefully I figured out how to actually post photos this time). I've had a few people ask me about the 8020 material I used. I got two different lengths of part number 40-4040-UL: 84" and 25". Thought I was buying them long and would just cut them to size...

Went and bought myself some extruded structural t-slotted aluminum from 8020 inc and built myself a rack that I can slide anything from ski racks, rod holders, etc into. Stuff is bomber, there's no flex and the total weight is under 20 lbs. No welding necessary, just bolts and t-nuts. Adds a...

I couldn't figure out how to post two pictures at once...

Any reason not to increase the width? Last night after a few beverages I decided to mess around with some scrap wood, cardboard and tape to play with the idea of a bolt on box on the side / potentially use some square tubing to just mount my existing ski rack horizontally to the side of the...

My Fleet sticks on my Tacoma full time - so I keep the actual jacks in storage. Has anyone come up with any creative alternate uses for their jack brackets? I'm thinking bolt on storage boxes, fly rod holders, ski racks, fold down tables, anything that can be bolted on and avoid drilling more...