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dyna
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- central coast Ca
Always thought it would be cool to get a pop up and run some 33s on it and build some undercarraige protection so one could drag it thru the rocks some. Only thing I can say on oldies is the canvas goes bad and its hard to replace and pricy.
65_Toy
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- Central, OK
Canvas on most pop-ups is around $600.
Bear Creek Canvas is supposed to be a decent place to get replacement canvas.
I lifted my pop-up 4" just by flipping the axle to under the springs, and then I put on larger rims and tires. I wouldn't want to take a pop-up though hard trails (all the flexing can't be good for the wood inner frame), but I drag mine down a lot of moderate trails and normally get some nice camping spots that other pop-ups will never see.
Bear Creek Canvas is supposed to be a decent place to get replacement canvas.
I lifted my pop-up 4" just by flipping the axle to under the springs, and then I put on larger rims and tires. I wouldn't want to take a pop-up though hard trails (all the flexing can't be good for the wood inner frame), but I drag mine down a lot of moderate trails and normally get some nice camping spots that other pop-ups will never see.
RTicUL8
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Rocky Mountain High... Colorado!
My favorite:
The M101 Canadian military trailer: (circa '90s)
http://www.futurelogistics.ca/AftermarketSales.html
Or do a search for the older (Vietnam era) U.S. M416 trailer:
The M101 Canadian military trailer: (circa '90s)
http://www.futurelogistics.ca/AftermarketSales.html
Or do a search for the older (Vietnam era) U.S. M416 trailer:
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