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04 dblcb bed bobbed 10" minus tail gate for a trailer. I need it gone no room to store it. I dont have a price in mind.

 

Not mine and seemingly expensive... but a hard to find wheel, with some winter tires.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/wto/d/stealth-custom-series-ray-10/6497721211.html

 

Must be made out of real gold

 

Yeah, I wanted to be polite, in the off chance that the seller is a member or the mother of a member... but yeah, that price is insane.

 

Supply and demand I suppose. There are plenty of people that have the means to pay 2x retail to immediately get something thats hard to find.

 

Someone go buy this, it should fit a Tacoma...
https://bend.craigslist.org/pts/d/flip-pac-camper-top/6500050332.html

 

Oooffff I’ve been lusting after a flippac.

Tent looks to be in OK condition. Not great but not bad.

 

Do it. For the price you could have just about any problem it could have repaired and still be cheap as shit.

 

I’d have to sell what I have on my truck now first as I live in an apartment :/

Realistically there’s some cool products coming to market and I think the desire for flippacs will die in a few months...but we will see.

 

I'm really liking the GoFast Camper.

 

I don’t like how there is no decent side door access. At least for me that makes it a non starter.

@OutbackHack has a fucking rad camper shell that I believe is getting produced (not by him) and coming to market. I saw it in person and it’s pretty cool.

 

Oh yes, his us super rad.

 

Got one headed my way, will have to hit one of the meet ups (maybe up above Roslyn/Salmon la sac) and you guys can check it.

 

Sweet! I really want to see the quality. I seen one of the rv's made by Aerocontinental and the craftsmanship was outstanding.

 

Anyone need a handheld GPS? My Garmin 64st: https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/spo/d/garmin-gpsmap-64st-preloaded/6501344240.html

OBO within reason for TW members, firm on price to the general public.

 

I assume that will accept an OnX chip? And did you ever have a failure to find a signal?

 

Yep, will accept OnX chip. On the list of compatible devices here: https://onxmapssupport.zendesk.com/...1008-Is-my-GPS-compatible-with-the-Hunt-Chip-

It's never failed to find GPS signal. In less than ideal conditions it can be slow as expected. For full disclosure, my only issue is this drains AA batteries quick in below freezing temps. Carrying extra batteries is advised if you're out more than a few hours.

 

Gotcha. I had about decided to get an InReach or similar, so I'll probably hold out for one of those. Thanks for the reply and honesty though.