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I have the full length (three step) N Fab side steps that came off a 2nd Gen Tundra. They will fit 2nd through 2.5 Gen Crew Max and Extended Cabs. How do I know, I tried the fit on all chasis. $125. I'm in Southern California (Laguna Niguel...basically half way between LA and San Diego)

Community thoughts...I'm working on finishing my utility topper. Two items: 1) does anyone have experience with adding a smaller vent fan on their rooftop of the shell. I've done searches and I haven't come up with a good option. Most are either too big(standard rv style) or too small (usually...

I recently bought a used topper for my Tacoma. Curious what success / failure's the members here have experienced. I've read the 1" foam from the big box has been used a lot. Sounds good but if there's other options I'm all ears. Also, how are members attaching the foam / insulation. I've read...

Nice reply. You opened my eyes to Tune. I had never heard of them but am very interested. I'm so close to pulling the trigger on a topper. The M1 is in the running, but I have mixed feelings. Go with super cool but unproven or go with the more established. I think I know what I'm getting with...

Looks intriging. You mention the modular components are an advantage...not sure. In five years or more when the dust starts to settle on all these topper manufacturers, who's gonna be left. Anybody's guess. That said, most camper/toppers can be welded/patched/bolted in the field or nearby with...

I hear you about going up to Ventura, I just don't have a day to kill in my near future...it's realistically at least a six hour trip, probably eight hours, from my location with traffic and visit. Hoping I could cut the six hours to about one to two hours. I can dream:)

I've been wanting a truck camper configuration for years but for different reasons could not ultimately pull the trigger. Anyway, I'm at the point now that I'm going to purchase a 'full' topper (not a wedge) and have it narrowed to a few brands. They all seem relatively similiar but there's no...