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Sold, to an awesome new owner! $9,500 Located in Las Vegas 143,000 miles Stored in garage until sale. Meticulous regular maintenance Recently serviced: 1. Transmission fluid change 2. Engine oil/filter change 3. Diffential fluid change 4. Radiator flush/coolant change 5. Air filter 6...

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Do you have photos available to add to the thread? Where is the camper located?

Dolores, Colorado.

If you could convince Hayes Diversified Technologies to finally release their diesel KLR to civilians you'd be in high demand. Check 'em out; they're right down the road from you.

X2. Watching world class climbers always humbles me.

Thanks for all the info guys. I have spoken with Tom. He stated there should be someone heading east sometime in the next 3 weeks.

The damage is actually more so on the rear corners and yes, the brackets are screwed in.

The AZ folk know this trail. Prescott The Halfway and a little delirious. The playground in Las Vegas... The playground in New Mexico.

Thanks. I'll check around Denver. It's not that I refuse to deal with FWC. I am really trying to be patient with the company as I understand that I am just one of their many customers. I only wish I could be kept in the loop with better communication as to what their intentions are for fixing...

The camper has 8 points of attachment to my truckbed. When I was ordering the camper, I had concerns about this very issue. Based on Stan's recommendations, the camper was installed with the common 4 internal tie down points as well as 4 external Happijac tie down points at each corner. It is...

Has anyone else had this problem? I have owned this camper for less than 1 year and have only removed the camper off the truck twice and noticed this: I had the impression that Fourwheelcampers built a camper that could withstand the rigors of a four wheel drive trail. In the months...

I have enjoyed the Thule, Hitch mount MTB rack for about 6 months now. It swings out away from the door on my camper. I have to use a hitch extender. It is pretty stout, but with that comes more weight. Overall, not too shabby

Looking to sell this setup now that I have a cab-over camper. Couldn't have slept without all the ventilation it provided in the summer, and the windows are screened.

I have loved the Surly, Karate Monkey frame for a number of years now. It is so versatile.