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I have been thinking of doing this exact thing, thank you for the link it will help

unistrut 80/20

We picked ours up in May and have the Unistrut, If I had known it was changing I would have requested the 8020. I will probably end up changing it.

I have a 5-year-old and a dog, I don't think fabric walls would last long. I was thinking the 1" poly inset in the walls with either 1/2" polyiso or more likely this https://amzn.to/3GUms7K to break the thermal bridge over the frame and skin it in Luan or plastic sheeting like this...

Good to hear your experience with the Havelock, I am still researching but my current plan was havelock in the roof with polyiso in the walls. Do you have a pic of the headliner material? I may have to hit up Jay to get one built.

Sorry about all the questions ;) but thanks for taking the time to answer all of them and showing us around the shop a few weeks ago. We are excited to get our Ovrlnd Camper

It has already been mentioned multiple times, but definitely check out Ovrlnd Campers in Flagstaff. We just put a deposit on one a couple of weeks ago.

Do you have any details on what you did for the thermal pack? My wife is pretty handy with a sewing machine, I am betting that if I give her an idea of what to do she could make it happen.

I am still around, but dont spend much time on this site as I help to run a different group but am always up for some trail time.

you should fix that immediately

Someone should grab screen shots before they block access to the site Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

I have a little over 20k on my MT, I would say they are a bit louder than when they were brand new but still quieter than the Toyo MT that I ran before them.

I live locally so I was able to pick mine up and save on shipping. As for just doing a bumper, it is in my long term plan, but for my application, there is not a lot of options for quality bumpers, and what I want is pushing 3k and I just can't do that now. The Wilco carriers retain a great...

I just put the wilco hitchgate classic on the truck 2 weeks ago and am really impressed so far. I wrote a blog about it yesterday https://familyoffthemap.com/2017/08/02/hitchgate/ It was easy to assemble, and is rock solid with a 37 on it

The stock tires are not really anything special, but airing down some would possibly help. Take a look at the Falken MT or AT3W or the Toyo, you will be much happier.

Completely legit, I have put some serious abuse on mine and the only signs are scratches.

I am running the Falken Wildpeak MT in 37x12.50r17 and absolutely love them. Tons of traction, wearing even, no chunking in the rocks, and quiet on the road with good manners.

I am about 10 on the hwy and 7-8 in town so yes, 16 is good

Manual was available in the power wagon through 2010 model years (I think that was the end of the manual)

Great rig, and good find with only 22k miles