Colorado Trading Post

I have a set with tpms

 

You looking to make one of those mini jet boats?

 

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Propane fire ring along the lines of an Outland Firebowl or Camco Little Red Campfire.

Just putting it out there in the off chance that someone might have one they’re not using much.

 

Good Luck, They look like a lot of fun. Army buddy built a kit up in Idaho then ruined the "impellers" (not sure this is correct term) sucking in gravel, running it across gravel bars and such. Video was cool, but guess that is an expensive repair.

 

Anybody selling a 84/85 4rnr/pickup PITMAN arm?

 

I can get you some pictures. But I have a 36 inch square propane/natural gas fire pit along with a 20 foot hose and a big forklift LP bottle

 

just wanna add my quick 2 cents in for the Camco. I bought one recently and I fucking love it. It's not nearly as good as an actual campfire but it does the job. The clamps it uses for storage kinda suck and if you get one, make sure to double check the fitting that goes into the actual fire pit. Mine was loose from the factory and ended up shooting a jet of flame out the bottom the first time I used it. I tightened it up and double check it each time I use it and it hasn't been a problem since. Great piece of kit though especially in these times.

 

I appreciate the offer, but that one is quite a bit bigger than what we’re looking for. Thanks anyway!

Thanks for the info, Phil!

With the fire bans in place everywhere, something like this is about as close to a real fire as you can get. I figure that one of them in the 18-21” range isn’t gonna take up much more space than the usual firewood load we bring along; we would just need to bring a bigger propane bottle. And even though they aren’t as pretty as a wood fire, at least you don’t have to deal with wood smoke chasing you around the fire or wait for it to burn down and then douse it.

 

@StainlessSteelRatt has a pit like that we have used a couple times and it has been amazing. Don't reccomend little green bottles adapted to fit them though

 

Hey folks. Looking to buy a set of used 17" TRD SEMA 4 runner wheels in black or matte gray if anyone is looking to unload them. Located in Denver, willing to drive. Thanks!

 

Anyone have any Clamps for a topper, that works with the bed rails, they want to sell? Or any Topper support clamps that can add to weight carrying capacity?

My topper clamps directly into the bed rail which is great but only two rail clams on either side when carrying weight on the top does not seem wise.

 

If the topper is only designed for 4 (total) clamps, I question it's static load capacity.

Your best bet if nobody has a used set for you is to order directly from GCI for the best price. You'll have to double check/measure your setup to figure out which clamp will work. http://gciclamps.com/products/toyota/

 

I have some spare clamps, dunno if they're gonna be what you're looking for but I can go take a pic in a few.

 

Yea, I was thinking the same thing. I'm in a spot where I either get some load bars internally or sell this topper and get one designed to hold the weight. Either way more $$.

 

Maybe I just sell this one and look for one designed to hold weight. It's a bummer because I love the setup on it. But because my truck is a short bed I can't sleep in the back so I have to put a tent on it. (and I don't want the tent over the cab.)

 

FOR SALE - Primos brand Gen2 bipod shooting stick

PRICE - $60

Used but still in fully functional condition and works perfectly.

Originally cost $120 new

Extends from 41” to 66” with the quick release trigger handle.

 

FS: Set of tail lights that came off my 2017 TRD Off-Road.

Left tail light is busted & currently taped over. Functions fine otherwise, just the plastic is broken.

Right tail light has a small crack on the inside of the lenses, still sealed & water tight though. Functions fine & (See picture) very hard to notice.


$50 obo Denver area

 

What's the brand/model/size/link to manufacturer?

 

I’ll take it, but I’m not sure when I’ll be able to make it down to wheat ridge