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You can get rear back-up cameras for under $100 now and they are worth there weight in gold! When it comes to parking, you can usually find two empty spaces at the end of the lot and pull straight through so you don't have to back up at all just have to walk a little further.

Thanks everybody! I just wanted to double check as I was not 100% sure would hate to hear a loud (aka expensive) bang,

I have a 1991 Toyota Warrior and want to know if I can hook the "truck" battery to a charger while the coach is hooked to 110 shore power?

I would like to see a picture of that.

Where did you get the second fuel tank? Was it a retrofit from another vehicle or was it custom made to fit the space. I would love to have the ability to have to extra range when I wanted it.

Sounds like a nice trip.I really like reading trip reports it makes a nice brake from all of the tech posts.

I guess the Toyhome hasn't reached the cult level of the VW bus yet. When I had my bus I had people wave me down just to tell me they had one 20 years ago.

Looks nice.

On my 91 Warrior there are 2 ring pulls located under the couch on the drivers side to drain the tank. They are little hard to find the first time.

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Just wanted to let everyone know of another option if you have a laptop and wifi. I get Netflix for $8.99 a month which gets me 1 dvd out at a time by mail, but also gives me full unlimited access to their streaming content. While this does not include the newest releases it does have thousands of movies in all categories.

No experience but here are a few links that may be of some interest: http://thesupercampe...0&max-results=9 http://toyotamotorho...p?showtopic=206

The tv antenna will work fine. Any of the newer tvs have a built in digital converter, if you use an older tv you will need the digital converter box to pick up stations.

Never been there but here are links to order free guides by mail: http://www.outerbankschamber.com/request.cfm http://www.outerbanks.org/ http://www.visitob.com/outer_banks/tostay/campgrounds.htm

Turtle I have noticed that you have allot of great info and pictures on many different projects and upgrades.I was wondering if you had an index or main page for them as toymike.com only has one link on it.

Looks great. I like the that you have "trip reports" as well as projects.

National RV made the Dolphin. Leisure Odyssey made the Odyssey.

The NADA prices are pretty unrealistic anyway. I looked up my 1992 Warrior in NADA and it was valued at about half the amount I paid for it. Of course you can use the NADA as a tool to help get a little better price. If are looking to get a better idea of the real going prices I think your time would be better spent doing some internet research. Check ebay, craigstlist,yahoo toyota-campers,google ect. for Toys that are currently for sale as well as recently sold.

Sounds like it may be the battery isolator.

That was the deal sealer for me on the Toyota fuel efficiency and reliability. There really is not another vehicle that measures up to the Toyota for under $50,000

I always liked the look of those as well as the GMC http://gallery.mac.com/freeted#100050

Here is the link to the inverter Poop Sheet: http://www.phrannie.org/invert.html

Not sure if this is what you are looking for but it may help in your search: http://www.engnbldr.com/Toyota-Hotlicks.htm http://www.lcengineering.com/

I would think that the ride stiffness would have more to do with the tire pressure than the extra plys in a D rated tire. I have seen a lot of discussion regarding the bet psi to run the d rated tires at for best ride and performance.

I guess they mean in dual use the load limit should be 1765 lb. per tire not 1850 lb. per tire.