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The worse sh-tuff gets, the better I feel about driving in snow. Virginia Beach...no snow ever...I had to speed up and slow down to avoid vehicles spinning out of control. Chicago to DC after flights were cancelled during a blizzard, plow trucks and 4X4s lining the ditches. No other traffic...

Thanks 604Bronco. You're right, but you missed a word...VERY little info. PM? Really? Like this info couldn't help the rest of the class??? No dog so I would probably only use while sleeping in the back for whatever reason anyway.

Has anyone here used these? I stumbled across them while looking for an active venting solution.

If you do a lot of camping, there is another video I came across where this guy used LED light strips, $30 from Amazon and wired them into the cigarette lighter. Double sided tape to the bottom of the back window and on the cap above it. Lots of light for the cargo area and the area around the...

Here is a cool vid about prepping the wires so you can easily switch them around as your needs change.

Understand that. Back in the day tapping into the dash stereo power to a relay to a fuse block was the thing. Then run from the fuse block either directly to the accessory or through a switch. Maybe sacrifice one upfitter switch, the lowest amp one, and mount the relay and fuse block on the...

It is on a delay. Can't remember if it is a half hour or an hour. Do you have upfitter switches? There are I believe two wires to choose from under the dash behind the glove box. Think they are both ignition and switched...in case you need to kill the cam so there isn't any evidence.

I'm two miles from the Lorton station. Out of curiosity, I may just ask about that at a few local shops.

Beat me to it, was just going to post a link. All I can think is what a waste of metal. A pickup bed with a cap makes sense. This thing could hardly even be called a trailer unless it is pulled behind this:

Thanks for the assurances.

I'll take a look, should be tomorrow. Old habits die hard and I liked the shocks with a locking collar, it gave me a sense of security knowing it wasn't going to bounce and shatter on the spare.i would probably feel good using stock in a paved campground, but 65 MPH on the beltway, I'll pass.

We used to have so much fun before the safety police started trying to save everybody. I was in a bicycle accident on Friday. No helmet and the same bumps and bruises I would have had WITH a helmet. I learned how to fall as a kid. I saw a link on here to a place that probably has what I had...

Why go high tech? Just treat it like a bicycle and remove the front wheel(s). Convertibles get cut which would affect the sun slider. Full soft tops are safe because of the easy toolless operation. Sooo...door locks are optional and they can be easily defeated anyway. If remote start is an...

Interesting, but I'm looking for replacement shocks that can be locked in different lengths. The fine print also said not for use while the engine is running/vehicle is in motion. Thanks for looking.

1970 FJ40 with half doors and large rear window has shocks with sleeves which could be used to lock the back window in place. It was great to close it on the spare and lock the shocks. Air in through the front and out the back really helped when AC wasn't an option on a hot day. So before I...

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We get adaptive cruise control, stay in your lane, self driving, etc. But no trailer brakes? Come on...do we have to wait for Google?

Um...pretty much any military vehicle.

Volkswagen Thing...drop the mic.