Oregon/Washington Craigslist Ads

Don't know man anything. got to double check if they are still around.

 

Still for sale?

 

Mine


https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/pts/d/gresham-prinsu-designs-load-panels/6883989786.html


Selling a couple Prinsu designs load panels for $85 each, brand new never used or installed.

 

I’ll snag those! PM incoming...

 

Not mine

 

Those are from @PNWTacoma

 

https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/pts/d/auburn-toyota-tacoma-seat-covers/6883852933.html

Clazzio Seat Covers

 

Mine

Would really like these out of my garage

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/wto/d/snohomish-firestone-t-qty-5/6884164045.html

 

Also mine.

Free for a TW member if they come pick up ASAP lol

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/wto/d/lake-stevens-bridgestone-tire/6884172911.html

 

selling my awning
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/pts/d/seattle-inno-car-awning/6884170651.html

 

Do you have mounts to connect to the rack?

How did it hold up in the wind?

 

I do - I've got all the accessories and stuff for it. I had it on my Thule bars, but I imagine it would fit most others.

It actually does pretty well in the wind since it has a far amount of guylines to keep everything locked down. It's a lighter material than the ARBs (think tent nylon), but does throw a ton more shade thanks to the side flaps.

It simply doesn't work for my setup anymore now that I have the topperezlift kit.

 

Came across this ad on CL about custom bed racks:
https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/pts/d/redmond-rtt-racks/6879294437.html

their ad has the famous "off road tent trailer" image:


I searched the phone number posted, and it comes back to this Redmond based company:
http://www.cammeckequipment.com/

Seems like they have some custom fab capabilities.

 

I'd be cautious with them. They only have these "sketch up" renditions of their trailers and all of the complete trailer photos are of other brands...

http://www.cammeckequipment.com/adventure-trailers/

Also, I'd question the "heavy duty" nature of their trailer designs. It looks like they're using 1500 lb or 2000 lb, 5-lug axles. Ideally, I'd want 3500 lb, 6-lug axles. Also, note the tongue design. I'd prefer a "Y" tongue design, vs the "|" design they're using. As I understand it, the straight tongue design is lighter duty and may have issues with towing when the trailer is loaded down (less support of the trailer sides).

http://trailersauce.com/information/draw-bar-design/trailer-drawbar-design-function/

Edit: I'm not a welder, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about here... but this photo also gives me concern...

 

Is it’s primary use for shade or to keep things dry?

 

Is this waterproof? If so, dibs!

 

Dang. Im no welder either, but even my flux core welds look better than that when the tip is worn out.

 

IK'm definitely gonna look them up for their sketchup services.

 

PM Me. I haven't used it in the rain, so can't say. For $160 it wouldn't be the worst gamble to find out.

 

Not mine. Facebook Marketplace. $530. Enumclaw WA. Diamondback hard Tonneau.