How do you roll????

my little one bedroom 4 cyl. hoopty Truck....

Sorry if this is a touchy subject but does anyone know the details of how Mooch made this awesome camper out of it?

my little one bedroom 4 cyl. hoopty Truck....

Sorry if this is a touchy subject but does anyone know the details of how Mooch made this awesome camper out of it?

One word "Chadrock"

One word doesn't help much.

One word doesn't help much.

Chadrock is a poster on this site. I believe he did the custom work on the mooch truck, back in the day.

One word doesn't help much.

Chadrock is a poster on this site. I believe he did the custom work on the mooch truck, back in the day.

Ah, thanks. Is he around anymore?

One word doesn't help much.

Chadrock is a poster on this site. I believe he did the custom work on the mooch truck, back in the day.

Ah, thanks. Is he around anymore?

Yep.

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2026

 

Sincerely,

Jim

Thanks Jim!

One word doesn't help much.

Sorry should have given you more info. It looks like the fine brothers of NCKA have pointed you in the right direction.

First trip with my completed camping/kayak trailer. Forgot to take pictures with it at the camp ground but it was everything I wanted it to be!

Here is my system. Cheap and effective. Four tie down hooks bolted to old but very strong 1/4 fiberglass camper shell. Two 2x4's cut with sawsall to form a cradles for two yaks. Cover with pipe insulation. Wrap with duck tape. Drill through 2x4's. Make rope loops. Attach rope. Put nose of Adventure on tailgate. Reach inside drivewell and raise nose to camper shell. Lift and slide yak onto cradles from stern handle. Flip ropes over yak and cinch and tie down. Ready to roll.

I did make a skid plate out of olive barrel pvc to protect yak stern while sliding on hard rough surfaces.

First trip with my completed camping/kayak trailer. Forgot to take pictures with it at the camp ground but it was everything I wanted it to be!

Way to go man!

DIY truck rack on my '07 Dodge...some Yakima parts to make the ride a little more comfortable...ready to roll. Spent $45 on the steel to make the rack and a couple days welding it together.  It works like a champ. Wish I got better gas mileage tho, speedy takin road trips.

Harbor freight fold up trailer

I sold my tacoma and bought a 2005 Chevy 2500 Duramax with a 6 speed manual  The only picture i have is with my fiberglass war horse in tow cause i havent got my racks on my canopy yet. Cant wait to set it up with a raised platform in the canopy for sleeping and fishing rod/ rifle storage under it.

I roll with my perception pescador 12 atop my pumpkin