Sleeping Upstairs.....again

Fernweh

Supporting Sponsor
For my new Overland Adventure into Colorado's San Juan's Mountains - the day after tomorrow - I will be sleeping on the roof again........

Hannibal Impi Tent, on a dedicated vehicle specific - LWB G-wagen - very low profile tent carrier, all available through www.g-wagenaccessories.com

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Corey

OverCamping Specialist
Very nice setup.

Once you sleep above, it is hard to go back to anything else.
I enjoy sleeping up off the ground away from the dirt and rain that often gets tracked into a ground tent.
 

Fernweh

Supporting Sponsor
Very nice setup.

Once you sleep above, it is hard to go back to anything else.
I enjoy sleeping up off the ground away from the dirt and rain that often gets tracked into a ground tent.

If it really pours down, I do have some other sleeping quarters with me all the times.....

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Fernweh

Supporting Sponsor
Nice RTT! This inside looks plenty comfy, why the need for the roof top tent?

The use of a clam-shell type roof tent is just perfect.

You can leave all your bedding up there and do not even have to straighten things out - just close the lid.....

Using the sleeping platform in the G-wagen (here is a working link:

http://www.g-wagenaccessories.com/index_files/Page1499.htm )

you need to re-shuffle your stuff so you can stretch out.

Now I 'm able to take more toys like an inflatable kayak, our K9 River can lounge much better or to take a second case Franziskaner with me......
 

trump

Adventurist
or to take a second case Franziskaner with me......

This! :wings:

But seriously... That is a very nice set up! I'm currently trying to get a RTT to sit that low on my truck. Having a commercially available mount like that makes me a bit envious.
 

mk216v

Der Chef der Fahrzeuge
Karl,

Thoughts about a "canvas" roof top tent vs the harder fiberglass clam shell tents...pros/cons?

SteveS has said he prefers his clam shell due to more headroom and ease of setup. One issue I see with the clam shell is that it takes up the entire roof so no room for any other gear up there(probably a good thing weight-distribution-wise).

TIA
 

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