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Still have the camper...I've been so busy that I haven't done anything with it. The truck has been sitting for the last 3 months as well and I don't see myself using it very much in the near future, would probably throw a package deal together. Truck is worth about $21k-$22k per NADA and the...

Still have camper for sale. I actually forgot that I still had it. Feel free to ask any questions.

I still have it if your interested. Don't know when you summer trip is planned, but I'll be driving to Miami in July.

Yes it is. I'm going to try to post some photos of the inside later today as well.

Yes this does have a hot water heater. I'll post some interior pics next weekend when I get back into town.

Road Trip :smiley_drive:

Here is some additional pictures of the camper on my Tundra

This is a great Camper for 1/2 Ton trucks. I currently use this camper in a 2007 Toyota Tundra Crewmax with a 5.5ft bed and tow an enclosed trailer or boat with no problems. The camper is perfect for a couple that want to get out of tent camping without the expense of upgrading to 3/4 to 1 ton...

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I have a Northstar 6.5ft pop-up camper in my Tundra Crewmax (5.5ft bed). It works perfect and is warm and dry in cool damp climates. I'm actually in it as I type sitting in Homer,AK while it's raining and 48F outside. Sorry, I don't have any photos to post at the moment.

I just did a trip with my Tundra and camper from Fairbanks->Anchorage->Valdez->Homer and averaged 12.3 mpg at an average speed of 55 mph. I believe I have around 2,000 lbs total weight in the bed with the camper, water, and gear. Overall I'm alright with the average, of coarse a higher mpg...

Actually both trucks have the same size brake rotors at 13.9" each. Also the Tundra can carry the weight pretty well with 381hp/401tq and with the 6spd auto. It won't get the mileage that a diesel will get, but the engine so far is reliable and very cheap to maintain. If you start adding more...

So far I like The MTR/K's I only have about 7,000 miles on them and a lot of those are on ice. If you want a MT tire you can stud, I highly recommend Firestone Destination MT. I was very happy with those tires and got 50,000 miles out of them. They are a very under rated tire IMO and I have a...

I would think you would still be OK. I also have a winch and Road Armor bumper on the front which adds another 250 lbs of weight that I carry around. It depends on how much gear you carry, the weight adds up quickly. I would still recommend adding E-rated tires, unfortunately it does stiffen up...

I would do it if I had a 6.5ft or an 8ft bed. I would still recommend adding E-rated tires and airbags though. Here is a quick run down of how much weight I have in the truck from a post I did the other day: Set-up: Truck: Tundra Crewmax Limited 4x4 WEIGHT AND CAPACITIES Per Toyota Curb weight...

I forgot to add that these figures are with a 3" lift, 33.5" Goodyear MT/R Kevlars, Road Armor bumper and a 12,000lb winch. This by all account does not help with the overall mileage.

Not a diesel but here is my numbers and set-up: Set-up: Truck: Tundra Crewmax Limited 4x4 WEIGHT AND CAPACITIES Per Toyota Curb weight (lb.) 5645 Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) (lb.) 7200 Maximum payload [2] (lb.) 1555 Camper: Northstar...

I love my Tundra and would NOT trade it for a Tacoma. The power, room, and quality makes it a fantastic truck IMO.

I also agree with Tacodoc with the Glock, I love mine. But for the money I also really enjoy shooting my Taurus. http://www.taurususa.com/product-details.cfm?id=24&category=Pistol&toggle=tp&breadcrumbseries=MP1