Recent content by samba

my brother camps in a springbar and thinks its the best ever.

incredible build! beautiful craftsmanship. more please...

tore out the carpet, line-xed the entire floor and wells. the sound doesn't bother me much at all and looks a hell of a lot better than dirty carpet.

SOR used to sell a few different styles, don't know if they still do.

Jim Dickey in Gardena next to the goodyear blimp landing. welcome!

yep, sorry. found them, but not for your model. good luck with the etching.

for those with coleman lanterns, coleman makes a frosted globe, but not sure if northstar does.

the springbar tent website has some nice adjustable aluminum awning poles for cheap. thats what i use. sorry i dont have any photos of it up.

i've had very good luck with benchmark atlases in california and oregon. very detailed and almost all of the dirt, fire, back country, logging roads are drawn. i really like to have paper maps with me just in case. they have a gps grid on them as well. great for cross referencing as well.

i would think that you would have better luck for strippers in reno rather than driving all the way to lake mead.:)

i run them on an 8in wheel and i wish they were on 7's. performance wise i have no problems. i like them. looks wise, they would look better on 7's. airing down exposes a lot of sidewall in the downward direction. havent had any punctures in the sidewall yet, but it makes me nervous. sand...

this might be a stupid question, but i do not own a set of ladders and dont know any one who does. i also spend a lot of time in the desert and sand, but its mostly beach sand which changes consistency a lot. heres the question, once you get the ladders in place and you finally get rolling in...

i would love to see the third picture in that sequence.

forget switching them, just pull them off and toss em. then grind the frame numbers off and toss the plates in the trash with the vin tags. who cares, you own both vehicles....

the white looks too bright. looks like a repaint to me too.