Technically he’s orange, but closed enough.And "Yes" a yellow cat.
How would you build your Scout?
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My mistake was not getting kitty sleeping pills. Our plan was to alternate drivers however the orange cat, Chief, spoiled that plan. He yowled for 12 hours straight till he lost his voice. We tried out of the crate, in the crate, took him out on a leash at a rest stop at midnight. Didn’t matter. I told my husband never again.
Mine both got quiet after an hour or so, but had to be out of their crates otherwise it was non-stop.
Next time? DRUGS
Having had 0-60 in 3 seconds for 2 years, I am in no need of the Tri. I will likely wait to see what the specs are and what the cost trade-offs would be. In other words, I don't know...
I think the drugs were ment for the cat.
I'm very glad you enjoy it. I'm about to be 66 and have been wanting to take a second night to travel, 3 days, when driving to a coast. I have a sister on Cape Cod and my daughter near the Pacific in WA. I WANT to slow down and BEV would force the issue. But I'm too 'driven'...I can't seem to stop. Always in a hurry to come home to visit the grandpunks, 4, 5, 8, and 11. They grow sooooo fast. My wife hates to miss a day never mind 2 weeks.
And the other thread we are talking about migraines which I may end up with if I look at that image any more
Probably also better for our health to stop and take care of ourselves.
-Traveler / Harvester
- Matte Navy Blue
- Retractable solar roof
- Split front seats
- Heated/Ventilated Seats
- 33” inch wheels
- Clay colored interior just like Traveller prototype
- Earthy gray quartersewn oak trim
- Rubber floor mats for winter/spring
- Tube style running board/step
- Roof rack
- Rear tire carrier
- Tow Hitch
- Matte Navy Blue
- Retractable solar roof
- Split front seats
- Heated/Ventilated Seats
- 33” inch wheels
- Clay colored interior just like Traveller prototype
- Earthy gray quartersewn oak trim
- Rubber floor mats for winter/spring
- Tube style running board/step
- Roof rack
- Rear tire carrier
- Tow Hitch
Does the towing capacity change when you have to add an extension to get past the tire carrier?
Just throwing this out there…
I have had one of these hitches with a 10” drop for a long time.
The receiver on the 4X4 Labs high clearance rear bumper on my 1999 Land Cruiser was WAY up there and I needed to haul shingles and roofing materials to job sites with dual axle enclosed trailers.
I got one of these and have used the heck out of it.
They can handle 10,00lbs+ with a 2” receiver.
genyhitch.com
If you plan to run 35”s+ this might be necessary unless you can tow in a lower suspension mode with the optional air struts.
Edit: Found some photos of it after getting rear ended by a goober in a Ram.
It took the brunt of the impact since it sits up so high, and that hitch is so tough it ripped through the receiver in the steel bumper.
I have had one of these hitches with a 10” drop for a long time.
The receiver on the 4X4 Labs high clearance rear bumper on my 1999 Land Cruiser was WAY up there and I needed to haul shingles and roofing materials to job sites with dual axle enclosed trailers.
I got one of these and have used the heck out of it.
They can handle 10,00lbs+ with a 2” receiver.
Mega-Duty Drop Hitch 10K Dual Receiver - GEN-Y HITCH
Highly 10,000 lb. capacity adjustable drop hitch with dual receivers that can be used with Geny 2" ball mounts and attachements and also with bike racks, cargo carriers, or other 2" attachements. Fits all 2" vehicle receivers. Available with Versa-Ball (2 5/16" & 2") and pintle lock
genyhitch.com
If you plan to run 35”s+ this might be necessary unless you can tow in a lower suspension mode with the optional air struts.
Edit: Found some photos of it after getting rear ended by a goober in a Ram.
It took the brunt of the impact since it sits up so high, and that hitch is so tough it ripped through the receiver in the steel bumper.
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That’s a great build. That could be my third choice build
