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I just bought one of these and so far so good. I have to admit I only cooked some dogs on it but it worked well. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DM0QGVC/ref=sr_ph?ie=UTF8&qid=1440035770&sr=1&keywords=folding+grill

Same here.

I have been using a 76 Apache Mesa popup as a light duty expo trailer for about three years. If you flip the axle and add some full size trailer tires they work well offroad. P8010050 by mblaux, on Flickr This is the most active forum for the campers. They will have lots of rebuild info...

I have had one on my Blazer for about two years and it has been great. It lives on my truck full time and I have had no issues with leaks and it's holding up well. I do broom of the snow if we get more than six inches because the material will get saturated as the snow melts.

I can't help but laugh that the OP doesn't understand the need for a fullsize but in his avatar it looks like the roof rack has 500lbs of crap on it.

I used this for my hot tent: http://www.titaniumgoat.com/images/DSCN0203.JPG

The back isn't much of a problem. I think 35" tires will clear with stock springs that don't have a sag problem.

37" tires with 4" of lift still requires the liberal application of a sawsall to clear. That K5 looks like a great starting point.

Some of my crew.

+1 for every brand of pack that has been mentioned here. The most important thing is to check each one out and see which gives you the best fit. All of those packs will offer each person a little different fit and if you ask ten people you will get ten different answers about which is best.

On the older full top blazers they just cut the fiberglass roof to match the newer body style. I have installed a Hallmark from a newer blazer onto a 73-75 full roof K5 with no real problems. That being said I would still take some measurements because you never know.

It's the big buddy with two canisters. It came from a Cabelas special in Utah. It lights fine but will only run for about 10 minutes before the low oxygen shutoff kicks in. I have tried it at ~3000' and it worked fine.

I don't know how you guys are able to get your heaters to run at altitude. My big buddy will not run at 6500' in my garage with the door open.

Moon rise in Northern NM.

I think they were on 2nd or 4th. I don't know for sure if they are still in business but they have been around for a long time.

Mcbride's would probably make you a set of replacements or put a new main leaf on the broken pack.

First snow run of this year!

Hot tents are awsome. My set up is a Sierra Designs Origami 4 with a TiGoat stove and jack. The whole setup is 6LBS.

I converted an apache hard side to a light offroad camper. I don't know about the canvas trailers but the hard sides have the best frames I have seen on a light trailer.

Top pic is in the Jemez and the other two are in the Carson NF.