Bailey's 2010 Tundra - Adventure Build (w/ Trip Photos)
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BaileyJ
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Copied @Chad with the LineX bed rails 
After removing my camper shell I found a little bit of rust and lots of scratched paint. To avoid more paint and body issues down the road I decided to LineX the bed rails and tailgate. The next camper shell won't cause any problems
All work was performed by LineX of Boulder
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AFTER:
After removing my camper shell I found a little bit of rust and lots of scratched paint. To avoid more paint and body issues down the road I decided to LineX the bed rails and tailgate. The next camper shell won't cause any problems
All work was performed by LineX of Boulder
BEFORE:
AFTER:
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Same - it's amazing how many clips hold the factory bed rail caps on these trucks
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
I need to camp in Colorado...
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Send me a message if you ever make it out this way
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Added some storage to the bed of the truck
Was going to do the DIY Ammo Can Storage, but needed more room. Might add one to the other side for extra storage
Was going to do the DIY Ammo Can Storage, but needed more room. Might add one to the other side for extra storage
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Sh!t just got real
I'm a firm believer in the Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly principles. In some locations, you can bury feces and in others, it must be packed out. I've never been a fan of burying it or possibly digging up someone else's crap. And often times there isn't a good place to go.
The solution is a Dometic Cassette toilet. This offers a safe and clean method of disposing of waste. No need to worry about where to go and if it needs to be buried or packed out. Everything gets stored in the 5gal waste tank and can be dumped in a standard toilet or RV waste station.
Obviously, this isn't for everyone, It's not easy to spend $100 on a toilet for camping. For me, it's well worth the money knowing I have a clean option for camping and road trips.
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Nice addition. But as a note of caution, the paper from the Overland Journal, although worthy of flushing, does not break down well and will void the warranty of the toilet.
Sh!t just got real
I'm a firm believer in the Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly principles. In some locations, you can bury feces and in others, it must be packed out. I've never been a fan of burying it or possibly digging up someone else's crap. And often times there isn't a good place to go.
The solution is a Dometic Cassette toilet. This offers a safe and clean method of disposing of waste. No need to worry about where to go and if it needs to be buried or packed out. Everything gets stored in the 5gal waste tank and can be dumped in a standard toilet or RV waste station.
Obviously, this isn't for everyone, It's not easy to spend $100 on a toilet for camping. For me, it's well worth the money knowing I have a clean option for camping and road trips.
Amazon Link
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Nice addition. But as a note of caution, the paper from the Overland Journal, although worthy of flushing, does not break down well and will void the warranty of the toilet.
That's just the reading materials
Have a few rolls of quick-dissolving TP from dometic
BaileyJ
Adventurist
Personal Mod: Blue Ridge Overland Gear - Laptop Bag
This bag works perfectly with my 13" MacBook Air and portable battery pack! Getting organized for my trip later this week. Headed through Wyoming, Montana, and a little bit of Idaho. Should be a fun adventure!
This bag works perfectly with my 13" MacBook Air and portable battery pack! Getting organized for my trip later this week. Headed through Wyoming, Montana, and a little bit of Idaho. Should be a fun adventure!
Happy Thanksgiving from Montana!
Nice - same to you!