Looks to be Weber swapped. I would love to have this as a test mule for my 2.3 ford engines.
Looks to be Weber swapped. I would love to have this as a test mule for my 2.3 ford engines.
akylekoz said:
Looks to be Weber swapped. I would love to have this as a test mule for my 2.3 ford engines.
doesn't look too rusty (especially for Michigan!), but if you're going to look at it, I'd definteily take a look at the rear wheel arches, front valance, and the rockers (which are obviously rusty). If it's not too bad, that's a fairly reasonable price I would think. And where's the rear bumper?
Another cold-ass day, a few other little things until I can put the engine back together.
So I do have a 5lb propane tank to take for longer trips, but sometimes it's just more convenient to have a 1lb if I just want to make some hot water or something small and don't want to hook up the larger tank. I don't like having 1lb cans just stuffed in wherever they fit, and came across this double-can 3D printed "rack" for them (on Amazon, but independent seller). It was pretty inexpensive so figured I'd give it a try, and it came in today. Overall, nice quality, great fit and a nice design
I mounted it up on the little swing-out door (where my Jetboil now lives) for easy access just high enough to get my footlocker out beneath it. So, it's pretty much out of the way, does the job, and uses space that nothing else really uses anyhow.
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On the kitchen end of things, I ordered a Kelty kitchen bag that seemed to be the size, setup I wanted, and it came in today too. There are some cheaper knockoff one on Amazon, but this one seems to be built pretty well and has a lifetime warranty on it I think, and looks pretty nice.
It folds out so it can hang off a rack or whatever when cooking
I think it'll work great, but then I got distracted by my really annoying coffee box, which is totally inconvenient and I have to unload half of it to get to stuff I need.
Hey, let's see how the coffee stuff fits into the Kelty bag....
hmm...that actually works really well and makes all the coffee stuff easily accessible. So yeah, I'm gonna use it for that and order the other (slightly smaller) Kelty kitchen bag as well. I think the coffee stuff will actually fit in the smaller one and I'll use this one for cooking stuff. Or vice versa, TBD.
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