Georgia Classifieds

Pelican 1080 case. $40.00. Columbus area.

 

Anyone looking for a RTT?

$1800

The Tuff Stuff® Ranger 65-inch roof top tent.

All bedding can be stored inside to free up valuable storage in the vehicle and includes a thick foam sleeping mat pre-installed inside. The sleeping area is large enough for 3 full-sized adults.

Includes

Mounting hardware & brackets for installation (fits up to 3.25" cross bars)
Sliding ladder, 1 qty
Rainfly
PVC Cover
2.75-inch mattress
Shoe bag that slides into the tents railing for outdoor storage
Installation hardware

Annex Room w/ floor

4’x8’ awning with mounting hardware.

LED light stripe if I can find it.

Tent has always been stored inside when not in use.

 

I'm selling my custom-fit 8 inch enclosure with Dayton Audio 8 inch subwoofer.

Enclosure was built to fit behind the driver's side rear seat with the bin removed. (No further modification) This was built for a 3rd gen Tacoma, but may fit second gens as well.

The driver itself was discontinued a while ago, so I am unsure the exact model. The box is roughly a year old. I will be honest and say that this will not flex your roof, while it WILL shake your rearview mirror and fill in the missing punch with the factory audio system. Box has been poly-filled and is made with 3/4 inch MDF. If you would like to test-fit or hear it, you are welcome to do so! Cross-posting on Facebook marketplace for $85, but will sell for $65 for tacomaworld members. Thank you for your time!

 

My sister might, I’ll check

 

I posted up my OEM Head Unit Model 86140-04230 up for sale for $500

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/oem-carplay-android-auto-radio-from-2023-trd-or.835244/

 

Still have this?

 

I do! If you would like to hear it or test fit, let me know. I am located in Suwanee.

 

(5) Cooper Discover STT PROS 37 12.50 17s
No patches or leaks, thread is decent
Selling them for a solid $350

 

Might have to take you up on that this weekend, I'll lyk

Btw just came across this if someone wants to go grab em from Ashville NC, or have em shipped. Seems like a good deal

 

Alucab for $2500 ain’t bad.

 

I’m heading to Asheville on the 25, can TW express if anyone in Atlanta is interested. pm me

 

For sure man, I get back from camping on Sunday.

 

These are aftermarket for those interested. Reasonable price, but OEM > Anything aftermarket

 

Making some large changes and I'm going to be listing a few items this week, all located in Ball Ground (off Hwy 369, 11 miles from 400 on exit 18).

List of current items with descriptions/photos below:

1. Autohome Maggiolina Grand Tour (small size) - SOLD
https://www.autohomeus.com/products/maggiolina-roof-top-tent/maggiolina-grand-tour/

2. Overland Vehicle Systems 270 Degree Driver's Side Awning w/ Brackets - SOLD
https://overlandvehiclesystems.com/...e-dark-gray-cover-with-black-cover-universal/

3. SOS Offroad Ditch Light Brackets with Auxbeam spot lights - $20

$77 Auxbeam 4" LED Square Pod Light, 60W Led White Spot Beam Driving Light Fog Light with DT Wiring Harness for Jeep Wrangler Truck Pickup SUV ATV UTV

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09M7X8X2C?ie=UTF8&th=1

4. 38" DSS Tuning lightbar with Amber and White Lights - SOLD

180W 38" White Amber Yellow Single Row Led Light Bar Spot/Flood/Combo Beam Super Bright Led Light Bar Running Lights Headlight Bar Fog Work Driving Lamp for Off-road Van AWD SUV 4WD Van Pickup UTE

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01NC26U77?ie=UTF8

5. Back Seat Replacement Platform - $20


Photos/description:

Autohome Maggiolina Grand Tour.

If you're not familiar, Autohome is an Italian manufacturer of high end roof top tents, but they're not well known in the US. The Maggie (as they're known) is constructed of a reinforced fiberglass shell with Dralon Fabric walls. The lifting mechanism is a scissor jack style that's operated with a hand crank. The fiberglass makes the shell very durable and easy to clean while providing some insulative properties. The fabric is breathable while still being naturally waterproof. There's enough room in the tent when it's closed to hold your bedding and clothing and other small items.



I've owned this tent for about a year and a half after purchasing it from a gentleman in Kentucky who had it mounted to an FJ. I've spent probably 45 nights in it total, usually a week at a time, and it's been fantastic. I've never had to worry about water even in rain storms, it's held up without issue to high winds on the NC coast and looks pretty much the same as the day I bought it.

Overall it's in good condition, but there are some things that I'll note here for potential buyers to be aware of:

1. While I've only slept in in about 45 nights, it's lived on my truck since the day I bought it which means it's seen plenty of time on the tight, tree branch laden trails we have here in the southeast. It cleans up very nicely, but I'm sure some of the trail pin stripping would take some elbow grease and rubbing compound to get them out of the clear coat on the shell.

2. The tent fabric could probably be cleaner than it is, but it looks the same as when I bought it and I've never bothered to see what it would take to clean it.

3. There are 2 places on the tent where it appears that a factory latch was removed for some reason (rear left and rear right). Not sure why they were removed, but I'm also not sure why they were there in the first place as the two latches on the front and the one on the back hold the tent closed without issue.

4. The gentleman I purchased the tent from lost the handle that's use to raise the tent. He had someone attach a 1/4 drive socket to the stud on the crank and then was using a ratchet to raise and lower the tent. I've done the same, and while it worked fine I recently purchased a generic spinning handle and welded a 1/4 drive extension to it. Is it pretty? That's subjective. Does it work faster than a ratchet with less effort? Yes.

5. It does not come with the Autohome ladder, but instead a collapsible aluminum ladder that's capable of holding my 275lb self with no problem.

6. The tent has both solid and mesh bug screen doors sewn into it. They can be rolled up and held out of the way with elastic straps / buckles or velcro straps. All the zippers work fine as do the buckles and straps. The mesh doors do have some wear and tear, but it's all located on portions of the screen that hang below the tent when they're zipped shut. The triangular windows at either end have screen on them as well and they have no holes or tears. I've never had a problem with bugs in the tent.

7. There are a few places where the clearcoat and paint are worn due to the previous owner sliding the tent on and off of his vehicle.

More pictures:



Includes the expanding ladder shown here:

























I have the original hardware (for mounting the tent to round or thin square bars) and will include the hardware I used to mount the tent to the aluminum extrusion of my Martin Rack.



For an idea of size this is the tent on my 5x12 trailer:



And here are the factory provided dimensions using imaginary numbers:



67Kg is about 147lbs.

Overland Vehicle Systems 270 Degree driver's side awning.

https://overlandvehiclesystems.com/...e-dark-gray-cover-with-black-cover-universal/

I hate to admit it, but I've used this way more when doing yard work around my property in the summer than I have at camp. That doesn't mean it's not great, I just haven't taken advantage of it the way I imagined I would. It was used in high winds on the NC coast and, just like the tent, held up incredibly well using some drybags filled with sand to anchor it down. It's like new, comes with the factory provided brackets/poles and has no rips or tears.

Bracket on my Martin Rack:










Ditch brackets with lights:



DSS Light Bar:



Back seat replacement platform:

I made this out of plywood and some indoor/outdoor carpet from a big box store. I mounted my fridge slide to it and it made a great storage platform vs the rear seats that were useless to me. It mounts to the stock seat mounting location on the front of the storage bin so that it can be lifted up for access to the storage bins.

 

Martin Off Road Foundation Rack and Shell Rack - SOLD.

I ordered these with all the cross bars. Shell Rack is for a short bed. Foundation Rack is for a double cab and has a cut out for a light bar.

 

Where are you I am interested!

 

Ball Ground GA

Edit: I may have someone picking these up this afternoon.

 

I will send a PM!

 

damn ok

 

He'll give you $.50 more than the other guy.