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This is a pheonix camper, each one custom built to order. This unit was manufactured in 2000.

I Bought a 2000 Pheonix popup a few months back. Gutting the interior and rebuilding. Biggest hurdle has been lifting the roof— it weighs a ton. It works by pushing both bars out to the side, but the roof is too heavy to do this. As of now I have to get on top of the water tank and get into...

Honestly sounds like you've already decided and just need someone to tell you it's not a bad choice. In which case, it's a wash and just go with whichever one makes you happy to see in the driveway. Sounds like the Taco

Hey all, a few weeks back, I shared my thoughts on the Jackery Explorer 1500 (as well as Jackery’s 100w SolarSaga solar panels). I had been using the Explorer 1500 all autumn as I shot fall foliage everywhere from South Carolina to Vermont, but now I am back home in Charleston, SC. The Explorer...

Gatekeeping "overlanding" does nothing but reflect poorly on whoever is doing it. You can definitely overland in an XC70, approach departure blah blah. Don't conflate off-roading with overlanding or car camping.

It’s not long travel but it’ll do :LOL:

I wanna go fast! -Ricky Bobby

This morning in the South Carolina lowcountry.

Probably more economical to rent a wind tunnel than buy a sheet of 4x8.

I probably wouldn't by any new car in the near future. With the Bronco, it's obvious stuff like y'all mentioned. Entirely new vehicle. But even with refreshes and redesigns, Super Dutys sitting in fields for months or years, who knows what condition a "new" vehicle is in. If it didn't roll off...

Glad I could help! Smart! I also carry an Anker battery bank, around 10,000mAh. I've never had to use it, but it's there if I need it. Charging to 80% is the way to go, for sure

Hey, I've been using my Garmin inReach Mini for over 8 months now and wanted to share my thoughts. I purchased the unit, and pay for it monthly. The article is pretty upbeat with not much negative to say, because I've genuinely had zero bad experiences (except for an Iridium outage a few days...

Makes sense. Will be following along for sure.

Hey man, when you start cracking at this, definitely make a build thread. I want to do something similar on my '10 Tundra. Gotta keep it light, not sure if 4WC or DIY. Would love to follow along.

Went camping last night, this was the sunrise on Edisto Island, South Carolina.

Oaks and Marsh. South Carolina Tennessee the other day.

Are you using a sleeping bag or just blankets? I’d keep the buddy heater for waking hours and grab a sleeping bag or two for both of y’all. Keep some airflow for breathing condensation and you’ll still be toasty

There were a few more that they fixed. I think that’s the 3rd one. Still hoping the trucks a success but they aren’t helping themselves. They also posted a 6.5ft bed w/ a crewmax on IG with a caption about the available 8ft bed which isn’t even an option on a Crewmax.

To go right along with all the other typos in this launch. How do they get their own spec sheet wrong multiple times?

Wow this is already looking pretty dope. Definitely following this thread. Are you going to still be able to sit up straight on the bed platform?