PullKitchen- Off Road Gear- Designed for Tacomas

Our lead times are about 6-8 weeks. Plenty of time for March!

We have another GFC that we are doing soon as well. They make a great product

 

Great - I'll place my order in January!

 

Are the cabinets sealed enough that you could run this without a shell/tonneau over top of it? I really just hate them and would like to stick with a simple bed rack.

 

Good question. We have a weatherized cover in development similar to a RTT cover for open bed trucks. So basically exactly what you are looking for

 

You really have thought of everything haven't you? Looks good, although after currency conversion and shipping to Canada that is going to be eye-wateringly expensive. Maybe in a year or two!

 

Trying to! But yeah Canadian conversion isn’t friendly I know.

We are working on our Latitude version for our 4runner/JKU/Land Cruiser brothers as well. That will be more likely 2021

 

I think I saw your rig in Pleasanton yesterday. Nice rig and awesome kitchen setup Dave.

 

Thanks! Yeah I was getting an FAA physical done, thinking about getting my private pilot’s certificate.

 

I am so confused by this. Why wouldn't you just put the kitchen in the van? Do they have two kitchens?

 

Setting up and cooking without a kitchen is the whole camping experience. This would just take the fun out of it just like those roof top tents .

 

Is that a Dometic CFX75 on a slider UNDER a Diamondback? Can I ask what kind of slider it is? Mine looks to have at most 1 inch under the diamondback.

Thanks!

 

i dont wanna go off topic of this pull kitchen thread, but why do you think roof top tents take the fun out of camping?

 

more fun to set up with family builds memories. I’m old school and like to set up a camp . Roof top tents are also limited to where your truck can go . With a tent u can get that perfect spot .

 

So if you ask most van people the cute kitchens on Instagram are a pain because all of the fumes and moisture from cooking fill the van and saturate everything inside. So most tend to cook outside if they can, and so we’ve had a number of kitchens sold to van people. Because a Pull Kitchen also manages all the dishes utensils and dry food storage they have more space inside the main living area.

 

Camping means different things to different people, and I totally agree with what you are saying for your experience.
For me I have amazing experiences with my son in Death Valley where we have 400 dirt miles to traverse, setting up camp one night at 8500’, the next night at -100ft, and being able to quickly set up camp with our kitchen and RTT is a game changer to hang out more.

 

Yes it is a Dometic 75DZ and I made my own low profile slide tray. It’s like a half of a bedslide so I can pull out the fridge for access and store gear behind it. The far end is anchored to the bed so it doesn’t flip out when extended. Simple but very functional

 

Don't know about that. My folks have been cooking in their vans for the past 20 years. But cool that you offer a solution for people that it doesn't work for!

 

Sounds like they’ve had a blast! This is another van build

 

You should build these and sell that as well! I'll put my credit card at the front of the line for this. I really want to figure out a way to have a quick disconnect low profile slider for my CFX55, but my fabrication skills are limited.

 

We are thinking about it!