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Just come to Alaska instead

You might be overthinking this anyway. When you are in SC, you probably won't be that far from other people. I'm not sure about SE, but it's not that big. Other than trail damage, if it breaks you will usually need parts if the repair isn't obvious enough to need a manual. (my opinion anyway...

I don't have any suggestions as I usually use Alldata for any repair information. Where will you be moving to?

You guys are a bad influence! I just bought a Rubicon yesterday after reading this thread

Do you use the DryZAir while you are in the camper, or just for storage? We took the ferry over to Cordova in September, and the the condensation inside was overwhelming!

I use a golf putter to tuck in the fabric on my old Jayco. It's a lot easier than using the step stool!

I have a 2008 Bronco. Your review seems accurate compared to mine. I was new to truck campers, and should have traveled to the lower 48 to look at other models. Aside from screws that randomly break and the miserable excuse of a door, it has served ok. (That is in no way a recommendation!)