Recent content by Nomads365

Somebody is going to get a great, perfectly-setup rig! We've seen this rig in person and know how well the owners have maintained and taken care of it since new. Buy this rig with confidence!

This is my Craigslist listing. Contact me here on ExPo for any questions or more details. https://stgeorge.craigslist.org/rvs/d/mesquite-2010-roadtrek-rs-adventurous/7721334294.html

Why wait? This is a very reasonable price. Grab the trailer now then get the Earthroamer later after you win the lottery.

Given your experience in it so far, how long would you be able to stay off-grid (assuming enough food, water, fuel for motos and decent sun for charging, of course)?

This is an amazing build. Seems like the perfect way to get away and spend some quality time off-grid with a couple of motos and do some riding.

It didn't last long....made a trip to Vegas in an attempt to shore up the retirement fund. :eek:

Can't believe somebody hasn't snatched this rig up yet. It's easily as nice as ours that we just sold, and has fewer miles.

As stated, looking for either Osprey Sojourn 45L or Fairview 36L wheeled convertible backpacks. Not interested in anything larger as they need to be carry-on size.

SOLD Our rig that we affectionately referred to as "Stamper" (lookup Ken Kesey) has been sold to a nice couple that will be using it to make their own exploration memories. It's been a great ride, Stamper!

TruckCamperAdventure did this nice review recently of the Froli modular sleep system that we have installed in our XPCamper. Check it out: https://www.truckcamperadventure.com/froli-rv-travel-bed-system-vastly-improves-sleep/

It's worth mentioning again that our rig is titled and registered in South Dakota. South Dakota is unique in that it allows vehicles to be registered in the state by simply having a mailing address in South Dakota. If you've ever visited Mexico, Baja in particular, and wondered why so many South...

I know nothing about importation costs. State registration and sales tax would depend entirely on your particular state. Some states, such as WA, OR, ID, UT and more, register truck campers separate from the pickup, requiring an additional title, registration/plate fee (and requires the plate to...

Interesting how terms vary by region. Out west we say either canopy or shell, whereas a camper is more like a slide-in or flatbed habitat with a bed, sink, fridge, etc.

My buddy just posted up his Ram pickup in Portland. https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/d/portland-2014-ram-limited-67l-cummins/7492859736.html

I think you meant to say "W/Canopy" not W/Camper?