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I will also chime in with another negative opinion: The design is terrible IMO. What sn_85 said above about dust, heat, water, etc. are...

Personally, I hate the design. The open back end negates the advantage of a wedge camper. If it's windy there's going to be a lot of...

Hadn't been on any trails since loading up the camper so wanted to at least do some minor stuff before we leave for UT trip. Also an...

Oof. I wish I only had to spend $78,000 on mine to get it to where I wanted it to be. Including the price of truck, I am a hair over...

Ah thank you very much. Happy to share!

Checked out your build and travel blog. Super cool. You sir are a badazz and have a lot of experience to offer on this subject.

Okay, answering my own question. I found an installation video of a GP-Factor table that showed the backside and it's pretty clear, that...

Ozarker brings up a lot of good points, reminds me of my time in the Corps at the CWMWTC in Bridgeport, CA, but the overall...

For barn doors (as long as you can deal with a pop-up) look at Ovrlnd campers in Flagstaff (https://campovrlnd.com/). Also look at the...

Ok good to know on engineering basics etc! So that blog isn't me, thats MrE30. However, I think you would benefit from some power and...

Dave linked my build thread above for reference, if you care to check it out. Diesel is way more effective for sure. One gallon of...

@Marine359 , you have a lot more reading to do I think, before you try to nail numbers down like you are. When you aren't even aware of...

Here. This is his truck camper adventure blog, one of my favorite, I check every day to see if he has an update. His energy use and...

You're welcome. Happy to share. Diesel heater actually helps kill moisture. The air it pumps out is so hot and so dry that...