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Love the lag bolt idea. Thanks"Got real sick and tired of my massive water bottles rolling around my truck. Borrowed this idea from the forum who shall not be named. Chalk Bag for rock climbing.
It was super simple to install. I used a extra long lag bolt to keep it under the console. Worked awesome!! Ended up buying 2 from Amazon.
To be real honest, I was just digging in my spare bolt bin. These fit the length for the hoops on the chalk bag. I wasn't going to need those lag bolts anyways. I think they came with my tool box, when it was mounted on the pallet.
This might not have been today, but it's super recent!
Added a White V2 GFC... Beyond pumped.
I wrote a post on our Trail Tacoma site. It's a super detailed article on what a cross-country road trip to GFC looks like.
Illinois to Montana: 3,000 Mile Road Trip To Pick Up A GFC Camper
Check it out and let me know what you think.
This might not have been today, but it's super recent!
Added a White V2 GFC... Beyond pumped.
I wrote a post on our Trail Tacoma site. It's a super detailed article on what a cross-country road trip to GFC looks like.
Illinois to Montana: 3,000 Mile Road Trip To Pick Up A GFC Camper
Check it out and let me know what you think.
You will love the GFC! I have had mine since August of 2020!
This might not have been today, but it's super recent!
Added a White V2 GFC... Beyond pumped.
I wrote a post on our Trail Tacoma site. It's a super detailed article on what a cross-country road trip to GFC looks like.
Illinois to Montana: 3,000 Mile Road Trip To Pick Up A GFC Camper
Check it out and let me know what you think.
You are going to enjoy the maxtrax. Like your storage idea. Of course you will need an outside location for those cold, wet, muddy stuck as fuck nights when you just can’t take the time to clean them. Oh ya,,,I like your tacoma3g sticker location.Took a Road trip to western NC this week and a day trip to Wind Rock Tenn. Of course this trip gave me an excuse to ditch my cheap amazon boards and buy some new Maxtrax. Haven't needed them......yet.
Cool, I have been looking into the pre-cleaners. Please keep us updated on the results. Thanks.I installed a precleaner that I have been putting off for awhile..
Awesome! We are headed to Bryson City, NC for Spring Break. Any other recommendations in Western NC?
So much to do if you love the outdoors. I came up to visit a friend in Fletcher and took advantage of having a couple of extra days. Did find some great food (and beer) in Waynesville (Boojum Brewery), and Asheville Sierra Nevada Brewing CO. The drive on the Blue Ridge Pkwy is really nice and worth taking your time and stopping at the sights. Max Patch was muddy and still had snow on the ground. Probably not a big deal for you coming from MI, but we came up from FL.
Yep, added that while I was under there. Still going to have to jack a couple inches and remove the passenger front tire to give my gut enough room lmao.
Short throw shifter for your water bottle?Dun dun dunnnnnnnnn!
What could it be? Lol.
You guys and your lag bolt climbing bag bottle holders.
Whaaaaaat? So good!I decided I couldn’t let @Trail Tacoma have all the fun. Picked up our GFC last week! Youtube video coming out soon!
Noted. Thanks for the input!
I'm loving it so far! Just counting down the days until we can do some camping!
Would love to, but just put down $4500 for an iKamper 3.0 for my wife's Gx460...need to save up a bit before a GFC
Currently staring at my truck... Can't wait to get to camping!
Last one... for now.
By the way, if you ever considered getting a GFC... now's the time. Super short lead times! Some of the industry best, near as I can tell.
I hear you!
We definitely did have a great time. And of course, always making sure to take care of the surroundings!
