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Well, considering your from NC, you could stick a few bottles of white lightning in there and run moonshine!
Having that slide-out cutting board can be really handy on the first couple of days camping with a full fridge and you're having to dig at the bottom of the fridge for something. You have a place to stack the things at the top of the fridge as you dig.To go along with the Goose Gear platform I ordered the Solo XL Slide. It came in this week, so just before the hurricane hit, I put it in. The Dometic CFX50 fits great. The slide itself sits right up against the side on the platform so there is no wasted space. I got the slide with the table so I even have a little prep station, or a place to put everything I'm pulling out. So far, it locks into place nice and solid and isn't vibrating or noisy. The slide is very secure and not moving at all. I also got their tie down straps which were a little expensive for basic tie down straps, but everything else was Goose so I figured why not. I think with this, the storage for the rear is complete. I have a spot for everything I normally carry. If I was keeping the truck I would probably do the second row delete as well since no one ever sits back there, but I'm 98% sure I'll be stepping into a new LC in 2025.
Just out of curiosity, if you already have JetBoil, I assume it's one of the Fast Boil units? If so why not use their Pot Support considering you only needed a single burner?Lastly before hitting expo I wanted a small single burner stove. I've been looking for a while and this seemed like the best option with size, adjustability and price were concerned. I picked up a Jetboil Halfgen. I have other Jetboil products and they have always been excellent so I expect the same from this. We'll see in a couple of weeks.
I use a Jetboil Luna attached to my HalfGen, so I can use my FastBoil pot for water off the same propane bottle as the Half Gen. Since my isobutane canister and burner fit in the FastBoil pot, I keep that in there in case I run out of propane. It’s not likely now that I have a 5# bottle, but if something happens I’ll still have coffee in the morning.
So, I missed a wire. There was a switch bundle and I used all of those wires, but there was a loose wire not in the bundle that also needed to be hooked up. I'm assuming this wire goes to the relay for 12v. ARB customer care was awesome. I called them, told them where I had power on the bundle and where I didn't, and the guy hit the nail on the head with what I missed, all in 5 minutes. Can't ask for better help over the phone with wiring than that.
I could use the goose gear thing on the 60 part of the 60/40 split. That one you've got looks good!I liked the Goose Gear parts I had ordered so much, I got more. I still want to be able to seat four people, so I took out the 40% seat and put in the Goose Gear panel. It also allows me to stealth camp if needed. I have run into times while traveling where there is nowhere to actually camp and pulling into a Cracker Barrel and sleeping in the lot would have been nice.
The panel gained me a little shy of a foot of room with the seat removed, and provided a lockable storage area.
I also took a few guys up to Georgia and hit a new-to-me campground, which was amazing. Providence Canyon State Park in Lumpkin GA. It's the "Grand Canyon on the East" and was really cool.
Assume the passenger seat is ALL they back?
