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Can you share some info on that outdoor sink? And I also settled on using the Laveo Dry Flush for my build. I've no issue installing a blackwater tank, but when I first saw those I was sold (I had an RV once and am all too familiar with dumping stations and been using a little...

Ran across this clip today.

Nice build here from the past... https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/custom-truck-camper-for-sale.130521/

You might look at some of the builds using surplus military trailers like the M105. Rugged little buggers and can be pulled with most trucks/SUVs. And not stupid expensive to build out. Bonus points for using a S250 shelter with it. Trailers can be had for around $1500 and the S250 can...

Cool truck, btw !

You can find the boot material in various thicknesses: https://leonardaccessories.com/product/camper-shell-3-accordian-boot-rubber-with-clips

I've got some shots of crawl throughs I've been saving until I do my LMTV. Most affix the tunnel to the habitat and collar the cab connection, some do the reverse. And on trucks with a lot of frame twist off-road, some mount the tunnel to the frame and actually collar both the cab and the...

My task for the remainder of life is to make THOSE people miserable... ;) Me: Hold my beer, I'll brb...

I have an LMTV and two M1082 trailers in my driveway. And another LMTV at the curb. My neighbors have been cool with it so far (the past year), but I do need to the second one to a storage. Someday. There is no HOA any longer but I discovered that you can't park a truck over 1 ton on the...

Cool! But I thought they were jerry can holders until I scrolled. LOL

The pain of feeding it would be a factor...

LLC's can come in handy for registrations, etc. My cars are owned by my out-of-state LLC (they'd not be legal in Texas). But since they belong to the company and registered in it's home office state, it is absolutely legal to drive them in all 50. There are some minor requirements (like a...

You'd hate my 10hp 6kw diesel gen. You can hear it and hate it both from 50 miles away. I'm just determined to only carry one fuel...

I have never measured mine. I do plan to do so, once while I have the box off to mount one of the water tanks and again after the buildout is complete. In both instances it will be using a fork truck to do the lift. It's more for peace of mind...and curiosity.

I'll carry a little cracker box welder just in case a weld breaks. Not that I don't trust my "metal gluing skillz" but I am still learning. ymmv :)