Wes giving the average American the benefit of the doubt, “the weight of two adults (say 350 pounds).” 🤣
Appreciate the sketch of your process even more than the individual components. Teaching your readers how to think rather than what to buy is why I’m a subscriber!
As a woman, my biggest issue is that I wanted to be able--in a sticky situation--to get to the driver's seat without stepping outside of my vehicle. I also wanted better mileage than you were looking for. Ended up with a Ford Transit Connect commercial van, which has been a great vehicle for me.
Great article! I made the rookie mistake on the Tacoma many years back and have "made it work" with the lightest accessories possible for years (and 225k miles) but need something bigger with 2 young boys. This article will be a guiding light and regular reference point in my research, Thank you!
Also, looks like the Discord link is broken, would love to join the chat there as well.
I'd like to move the community away from substack chat, which is pretty janky, and over to that. Should be easier to search, use etc etc. It'll be a slow transition as this project continues to grow.
Wes giving the average American the benefit of the doubt, “the weight of two adults (say 350 pounds).” 🤣
Appreciate the sketch of your process even more than the individual components. Teaching your readers how to think rather than what to buy is why I’m a subscriber!
Is that too light or too heavy? I just started with us (I'm 200, Virginia is about 100) and added some margin.
Glad this gibberish made sense. I'm really struggling to kick a bout of COVID.
200 for men and 170 for women is the average for Americans according to the CDC (https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/body-measurements.htm).
I'm average!
As a woman, my biggest issue is that I wanted to be able--in a sticky situation--to get to the driver's seat without stepping outside of my vehicle. I also wanted better mileage than you were looking for. Ended up with a Ford Transit Connect commercial van, which has been a great vehicle for me.
It's a shame there's not more options in the van market. The basic premise holds so much value.
Great article…I will put some of the recommendations to good use…thanks!
Great article! I made the rookie mistake on the Tacoma many years back and have "made it work" with the lightest accessories possible for years (and 225k miles) but need something bigger with 2 young boys. This article will be a guiding light and regular reference point in my research, Thank you!
Also, looks like the Discord link is broken, would love to join the chat there as well.
Here's a fresh invite link: https://discord.gg/tHzMuUGp
Looks like I need to figure out how to generate a permanent link to the channel. Sigh.
Nice article.
Can you tell us a bit more about the new Discord forum- why, what, etc? Thanks
I'd like to move the community away from substack chat, which is pretty janky, and over to that. Should be easier to search, use etc etc. It'll be a slow transition as this project continues to grow.
I wish we could drive up to 85 mph where I live.
Oh come on, I lived in the greater northeast urban conurbation for years. When not jammed, highway traffic seemed to flow along at about 90.