Custom 4'' Paco Pad designed to fit in Toyota Tacoma

I'm selling a custom made Paco Pad from Jack's Plastic Welding located in Aztec, NM.
The paco pad was designed to be super thick and cover the entire floor of a Toyota Tacoma long bed (6.5 foot). It's beige and the dimensions are 4x 41.5x 73 inches. It was an great purchase but I've only used it for 2 years before trading out my camper shell for a Four Wheel Camper. I just don't have the use for it anymore.

I really don't need to go in to to much detail as to what a paco pad is.. they sell themselves and are used all round the world. But if you don't know what one is see:
http://www.jpwinc.com/pages/photo-pacopads.html

I'm located in Louisville, CO

$400

 

Pics?

 

1) You might want to, 'cause most of us don't have a fucking clue what it is.

2) I couldn't find one pic on that link. I had to link through to other links to find out that it's a very expensive toboggan.

And you need pics of your actual item as per the rules.

 

i STILL have no idea wtf a paco pad is... checked the website... is it a dog bed? is it a lounge pad thing? is it a boat? WTF IS IT

 

Paco pads have a reputation in the whitewater boating community as being among the best, most durable sleeping pads out there, essentially made out of raft material. Now what the hell is a toboggan?

 

its a head warmer that's also referred to as a skull cap, or beanie.

 

Ok, well a paco pad is not a toboggan, glad we got that settled.

 

It's a Canadian made non-steerable sled of Cree origin that you pile five drunken buddies on and hurtle down icy slopes.



Alcohol is key to survival.

... you must be referring to a toque.



That's another Canadian invention. It occurred when one of us lost a sock and suddenly had a great idea on how to use the orphaned one.

 

why would you need a durable sleeping pad? is it going to rip the second you lay on it? I would never pay that much money for a sleeping pad....

 

I do not for see any clinically obese people out camping either...

 

That's a tuke.

 

This thread is fail :ibtl:

 

*ahem*




"The Paco Pad is a self-inflating sleeping pad that is durable and compact when rolled. A high-density urethane foam inside a welded industrial-strength PVC pouch offers sleeping and sitting comfort."

I would say it looks something close to those inflatable mats you put in your tents under your sleeping bag - except waterproof?

 

That's toque, eh?



*see post #8

 

Sounds like an air mattress

 

A toque keeps your brain warm and provides some padding when you lose control of the toboggan and are launched head first into a snow drift.

 

But what does that have to do with over priced air mattresses?

 

WOAH not just any old air mattress... this thing is made from the same material that they use on boats! it WILL NEVER FAIL