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Spotted in Boulder:
- Pop-up camper
- Aftermarket wheels and tires
- Ski rack x 2
- Roto-mayo x 2
- Trasharoo x 2
- Awning x 2
- Swing out hitch mount
- Bike rack x 4
- Fishing pole rack
- Not pictured: winch, front bumper, traction boards
Do I win?
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I'll give you extra points for the sliders and ladder and subtract for hi lift. Basically yahtzee though.
I'd give a rig like that plenty of following distance. Not into dodging debris (pronounced the British way).
DAMN! Very impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by ski-wpk
But don’t short yourself in the score column. I see LEDs pointing backwards and can’t imagine that there aren’t a dozen up front.
And where are the traction boards? I don’t doubt your honesty in self scoring, but I’m curious where they fit on this Rubik’s cube of GOTOS.
That's not a truck, it's a rolling grenade of a fucktastrophe.Quote:
Originally Posted by timackie
I didn’t know those ski racks worked that way (vertical on the sides).
The owner of that truck also doesn't know if ski racks work that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
So that red contraption is a bike rack? How do exit the camper, even with the rack down?Quote:
Originally Posted by ski-wpk
I see at least three, maybe four mayonnaise rotos
I also see two black cargo cases (with orange and white reflectors)
And something on upper driver’s side of camper that look like big hooks - large mammal butchering station?
Impressive find!
Maybe they are hauling snowboards in those racks. Just hope the latches are on top
Bob Loblaw
Is it weighted correctly?
It's a VelociRAX, which is a take on the North Shore vertical rack. I dunno about that brand specifically but vertical racks are 100% the way to go for carrying more than 2 bikes especially on 4x4 roads if you don't have an open bed.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
It's mounted on a swing-out hitch to get it out of the way of the camper door. Very common way to do a truck camper/bike rack combo. All in all the bike carrying setup is by far the least egregious GOTOS abuse on that rig. 6 bikes are tough to carry inside a truck camper. The rest of it though...
I'm just here to start scoring with myself.
Rack, attached.
RTT... still in the garage...
Where can I get the ketchups and mustards?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...94911cd572.jpg
How much weight is that shell rated to hold?
I don't think I'd be putting a rooftop tent up there myself unless that was an extra heavy duty shell. Most of them aren't very strong That I've seen.
Just wanted to throw this out there for the more domestic gotos types, or those who may not have space outside the vehicle due to 2x ketchup, 2x mayo, 2x etc. Martha Stewart & Co is now in the game.
Such a nice tote bag for the traction plates!
https://www.amazon.com/Martha-Stewar...a-594701038038
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I’ll tell y’all like this though, I have some traction plates in my storage closet. When your buds 4Runner gets fucking buried in consolidated spring snow, you’d rather them not be back at your place in the storage closet.
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Tell your buddy to stop trying to drive over the melting snowbanks in the Whole Foods parking lot! Those aren't actual mountain ranges.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jong Lafitte
We’re not here to talk nonsense to Bob Loblaw.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarlMega
Attachment 414497 seen in Sandy, UT
Kinda give props, except for the 2 edges instead of 4, but I can let that pass.
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Roll me over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benneke10
Those aren’t jackasses. You can tell because they aren’t driving around in a 4Runner.Quote:
Originally Posted by timackie
The photograph on the dashboard, taken years agoQuote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
Turned around backwards so the windshield shows
Every streetlight reveals the picture in reverse
Rated at 200lb, but 500lb when not moving.Quote:
Originally Posted by heckacali
So, as long as the tent ain't rockin...
I was brainstorming with a friend last night and we've decided to start a gotos line for an underserved market.
We are going to gotos the Tesla X.
First products will include heave steel front and rear bumpers and a rack/rtt system to increase weight and drag and decrease range.
and a snorkel. Because, snorkel.
We are going to offset range decrease with add on external plug in battery packs in the form factors and colors of your favorite condiment containers.
PM me for early investment opportunities.
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