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Yup, I just looked it up. It’s 1% off of Dealer invoice, not the MSRP or sticker price. It’s off what the dealer paid. Heck of a deal!

Not sure if it still applies but I paid for a membership a few years ago just to get a discount on my Jeep. It was something like 1%below invoice. Well worth the price of admission. Not sure if it still active or if you are in the market for a Jeep.

I’m in the Bonsall Vista area. DM me for more info.

Hey Dave @DSM8. I’ve got a cargo trailer I built out, Although it’s never done. @J5iveand I have been chatting. If you guys get another bike maintenance day again, I can bring it by for you to check out.6x12 built for off road. another option is to come see it this weekend if you are out and about. A friend and I will be out camping at Fish creek in Anza. No moto this weekend but we will be out shooting at the range just across Split Mountain Rd. let me know. -A2

I installed E-track everywhere. They have great accessories. Bed breaks down by one person. I’ve got twin 120ah deep cycle batteries and a small gas generator just in case the batteries need to be charged up, but that has never happened yet. No solar yet. I’ve done 3 days on battery and I have an Iceco dual zone fridge/freezer. It has never run out. I find that I don’t sit in one spot for more than 3 days so the truck battery tops it off when trailering. Like I said, I could really geek out on this stuff. Ask away.

I could geek out on this all day long.

I could geek out on this all day long. Here are some photos of my setup.

Our trailer is the 7’ tall. My wife and I are vertically challenged but it’s nice to have the extra height inside. What I don’t like is the extra height when trailering. This and the fact that it’s lifted and on 32” tires. It definitely creates a drag on gas mileage. for us the 6’ wide works ok for sleeping accommodations. Inside dimensions is about 5’-6”. That’s just barely enough to sleep sideways in the trailer. A 7’ wide trailer may be better for you.

Additional Things to consider. 1. where to store it 2. what you are pulling it with 3. how much weight you plan to haul. A single axle is usually 3500GVW. Dual is 7000. 4. What type of rear door does it have. Barn or ramp. 5. does it have electric brakes I’m sure I can think of more but really depends on what you want to do with it.

Depends on what you are looking to accomplish with an enclosed trailer. I have a 6x12 I built to be an off-road/moto hauler that can sleep 3. Building it has been as much fun as using it.

Yeah, this has happened to me too.😆

Sorry I missed this one. I was camping though on the top of black mountain with my Jeep.so glad I slept in the bed under a soft camper shell. It rained hard and the wind hit up to 60mph gusts Saturday night.

The key to a great night sleep at camp is your sleep number. My sleep number is 6 beers. 😆

This topic got gay real quick…