Living in the FIT
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Living in the FIT
A few freaks have wondered and asked about sleeping in their Fit's.
Here's a way to live out of one.
Haven't measure up my FIT, but it looks promising....
SwissRoomBox
Here's a way to live out of one.
Haven't measure up my FIT, but it looks promising....
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Hmm...outside of it's somewhat funky modular European cleverness, I think I'd pass.
Especially with a Fit. Given The Fits impressive cargo capacity, I think I'd take my chances with standard, unmodular camping equipment. Looking at the pictures and videos I don't see much "advantage" that couldn't be duplicated with coresponding pieces of equipment such as cooking stoves and tents...
But I'll give em a "C" for clever...
Especially with a Fit. Given The Fits impressive cargo capacity, I think I'd take my chances with standard, unmodular camping equipment. Looking at the pictures and videos I don't see much "advantage" that couldn't be duplicated with coresponding pieces of equipment such as cooking stoves and tents...
But I'll give em a "C" for clever...
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From: Wandering around.
A few freaks have wondered and asked about sleeping in their Fit's.
Here's a way to live out of one.
Haven't measure up my FIT, but it looks promising....
SwissRoomBox
Here's a way to live out of one.
Haven't measure up my FIT, but it looks promising....
SwissRoomBox
But, interesting nonetheless.
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From: Oregon
That's what I mean, Clever, but I think for less than $300 dollars worth of camping equipment, which I could fit in The Fit, I could duplicate the possibilities.
Maybe the girl comes with the modular boxes?
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