Beer load out

[Jowen]

I like to have a beer now and then. I will be going to colorado soon and am wondering how many cases of Coors in the retro bottles will fit in the bed of jt. Just wondering we have a plywood question but where's the beer?

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[homerun]

I like to have a beer now and then. I will be going to colorado soon and am wondering how many cases of Coors in the retro bottles will fit in the bed of jt. Just wondering we have a plywood question but where's the beer?

We have much better beer than Coors.

 

[Rex3rd]

We have much better beer than Coors.

I like Coors . Not too expensive but yet doesn't taste like ass...lol

 

[Tortooga Custom Works]

Sounds like the next picture challenge!

 

[RedTRex]

Sounds like the next picture challenge!

Sure does
...and I agree we have much better beer than Coors

 

[NORDNDED]

Sounds like the next picture challenge!

Bonus points for the first pic of a Gladiator bed full of Coors with Wilson Peak in the background. (the mountain outside Telluride that is on the Coors can)

Then Drop that crap off somewhere and stop off at Smugglers in Telluride for a good beer...

 

[homerun]

Bonus points for the first pic of a Gladiator bed full of Coors with Wilson Peak in the background. (the mountain outside Telluride that is on the Coors can)

Then Drop that crap off somewhere and stop off at Smugglers in Telluride for a good beer...

Wilson is still unmarked on my 14er quest. I heard it has some of the most fun class III scrambling of the 14ers. Unfortunately it’s really a long drive down there for me.

 

[Lanyard]

Triple your pleasure: fill bed with one layer beer, then a sheet of plywood, and a 2nd layer on top of that. You should pic up 2 cases on capacity stacking over the wheel wells and it will be flat enough you can your tent on it. So: fill with beer, fill with more beer by adding plywood, use top layer of beer as base for tent: need a beer? Reach out the tent door and pull one from the floor.

 

[NORDNDED]

Wilson is still unmarked on my 14er quest. I heard it has some of the most fun class III scrambling of the 14ers. Unfortunately it’s really a long drive down there for me.

I'm moving to Durango full time later this year and cannot wait to get a few 14ers under my belt. A little late start being in my 40's but I'm ready to start withering away at my bucket list regardless.

 

[NORDNDED]

Triple your pleasure: fill bed with one layer beer, then a sheet of plywood, and a 2nd layer on top of that. You should pic up 2 cases on capacity stacking over the wheel wells and it will be flat enough you can your tent on it. So: fill with beer, fill with more beer by adding plywood, use top layer of beer as base for tent: need a beer? Reach out the tent door and pull one from the floor.

Lol, at that point I'd just assume to be under the beer and let gravity do its thing in my favor..

 

[homerun]

I'm moving to Durango full time later this year and cannot wait to get a few 14ers under my belt. A little late start being in my 40's but I'm ready to start withering away at my bucket list regardless.

I’m 36, have a 3 year old that has slowed progress. Also I have stated doing more 13ers lately, still great hikes and ways less crowds.

 

[steffen707]

This is my kinda thread. Plywood and beer!

 

[NORDNDED]

I’m 36, have a 3 year old that has slowed progress. Also I have stated doing more 13ers lately, still great hikes and ways less crowds.

I'm sure, I'm hoping to do Engineer this year as my first. Being that I've lived my whole life at 278' climbing the steps to get in Steamworks Brewery in Durango is a feat itself..

 

[DanOnTheCob]

Retro Bottles you can fit 1,600 bottles as they weigh about a pound each.
However if you go the 12 oz can route you can fit 2,000.

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