Johnny

Can't wait. Will be there Wednesday.

Removed. Not enough Interest.

I'll work on getting some pics up tomorrow. What do you guys/gals think about storage in Boulder City for my toy hauler? It's 34' 1" according to the website.

We are lucky enough to have a great neighbor with RV parking and is letting us store it there for the time being for $20 a month.... Great Buddy for sure. In the meantime we are looking for a place to store it. Cubesmart is around $150 in our area. Boulder City seems to have a ton of places. I am also thinking outside the box and thinking about turning our drive-thru 3rd car garage into an RV Garage. Contractors needed for price quotes. I'm thinking it'll be cheaper to keep it stored somewhere but having the piece of mind having it home is another thing.

Thanks all for the input. Very much appreciated. We went fiberglass. 40 Gallon fuel station and the generator pulls fuels from it. 100 Gallon fresh water, 40 / 40 on the grey and black tanks. Will fit the RZR XP4 1000 even with long travel we will have room, which is a big deal.... haha! I totally agree on the tow setup. I can deal with say 1 to 2" of sag on the truck but more then that I think something will be setup wrong. WE are very new as in never owned a toy hauler but we are beyond excited to get out there with our kids. We will miss this Halloween at Dumont but will be heading out there for Thanksgiving this year. OH yeah, the kids are going to love this thing. Pick it up on Monday. Just have to find a place to store it after this summer when our wonderful Neighbor moves and we won't be able to utilize their RV parking area. Any ideas please let me know. We live in Henderson near Equestrian and Boulder Highway.

My family and I are thinking about buying our first toy hauler. We've been looking at the Pacific Coachwords Sand Sports. However, I've heard so much about the difference between stick and tin and the aluminum and fiberglass so I figured I would ask a group of people to do this fare more than we have. We are looking at the Sand Sport 27FBSL or the 27FBX models. Do you recommend going with the Fiberglass over the Tin? We do lose some capacity on what the trailer can haul by going Fiberglass, but is it really that big a deal? Also, if others have purchased these models or anything else can you provide us with tips when buying and what to look for and negotiation tips. Thank you so much. We are going today to take a look and potentially put a deposit down. We've been looking for weeks so we "THINK" we know what we want. We'll be packing our RZR XP4 1000 into it.

OK, how about a medium Cheese Steak and a 6 pack of Miller Lite.

Will trade for: Large Capriotti's Cheese Steak with hot peppers and an 18 pack of Corona (SERIOUSLY)....... Just want them gone at this point.

Shoot, someone make me an offer.

Make me an offer!!!

I'm selling my riding gear that's only been used a handful of times. Sold Quad and no longer need gear. Price $225 o.b.o. I live in Henderson off Boulder Hwy and Equestrian e-mail me: jjrsae@yahoo.com WHATS INCLUDED: Alpine Star Tech 3 Boots (Size 11) Shift Riding Pants (XL) Shift Jersey (XL) Metal Mulisha Helmet (XL) Fox Goggles Gear Bag that fits everything

sold...thanks for looking.

Some action shots from this past week.

I will have no worries with the litle ones in the back for sure. I couldn't be happier with it. Should be done by Friday of next week. Can't wait to see the final product.

Dale over at H-Town Performance has been working on our cage for our 2010 Polaris Ranger. Take a look and let us know what you think. I'm beyond excited right now on how it's looking. We have a Twisted Stitch rear seat with some Crow Belts going in it soon...... Thanks for looking and hit up Dale at H-Town Performance for all your SideXSide needs.