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Seems reasonable to me, After all it is the same folks that paid $10,000 for a hammer and $5,000 for a toilet set! :confused:

Hi there over the hill neighbor. Welcome to the madness. When you get back, we will find you a real fun toy, you are going to love it! Keep your head down for now. Thank you for your service. Gods speed.

Looks Cool, the new version of the Land Train!

Didn't I see you go by the other night? I was going to post it in spotted MV,s. Looks Super! [thumbzup]

Got a big green tear in my eye. Good going O D. Thanks for the story. [thumbzup]

Welcome my friend from the higher parts of the USA. You are now in the company of some really good guys from all over the place. Love you vehicles. You are going to fit right in just fine !

:ditto: on all the comments above! Now, all I need is one little Lotto Win.

Ya did good! That is going to work out super for you. You just can't get a much better camper than an Alskan for that type of project. The two match up very well. I love to see these projects that marry two things together that most don't think off, and yet works so very well. Keep us posted...

It was gone, now it seems to be back! :evil:aua

LongT, Thank you, Thank you. I had just started looking for that very thing for a new project I am in now. This really helps. [thumbzup]

Saw these rims on a 109 today. Kind of cool looking! Anybody got an idea as to what they are? :roll::roll:

Don't know if this would work for you, but I put a 50 gal step tank on the driver side. It worked good for me. Woofpack added a tank where his spare tire use to go. It worked good for him. Just some thoughts. Lots of fuel is always a good thing.

Wade, sorry to hear of your difficulties. More than understand. There is a lot going on right now for everyone, and the world arount us. Thanks for the try. On a side note, I still need to get down you way if for no other reason than to meet you. It is a shame to be this close and still not have...

Sounds like your well on your way to a new endless love affair!

Not mine: Friend Wolfpack built this rig. It's an M116A1 Gen trailer with a Apache hard side pop-up trailer mounted on top. Gangs of storage, goes up in about 15 min, will follow the Deuce anywhere. Works well, lots of room.

My thinking was the same, however he seems to have no problem with it. It must work much better than it looks like it would. I would think a small pully system or something would still be a good thing. Whatever, it gets the tire out of the way and on the back of the truck, and that is the...

John, Your truck is looking sooooooo good. You have done such a good job in such a short time. Happy to hear the trip went well, sound like a lot of fun. The cooler sure works for me, I like it!

O.K. Guys, here we go again. A friend of mine ( wolfpack ) had the same problem for the same reason. He came up with a spare tire mount on the rear of his 109. The tire sits in a saddle and is secured to the rear of the vehicle and to the swing support. Under the vehicle you can pull a pin...

LowTech, sorry I missed your post. My house got hit by lighting and a few things I am just now getting to work again. In reguards to you question. I removed the tool storage box and extended the box support arms to mount the tank on. It sits just a little lower than the box had. I still...

For what you are thinking of doing, I think I would jump on that with both feet! 2cents