awildtuan
New member
Heyo,
A few months ago, my Tacoma and truck camper—my home for 1.5 years—was totaled. I finally have a new rig ready to add a camper and get back on the road. While I'm planning to build one by the end of this year, I’m currently looking for options for a 3-4 month trip to the Yukon/Alaska.
That said, my budget is pretty tight—unless it's something I can see myself using permanently, in which case it might be worth the investment.
I’ve got a 2000 F350 7.3 with a flatbed, and I’m aiming to add an 8ft pop-up camper, but I’m open to full hardsides too. The key is durability, especially since I’ll be on a lot of rough dirt roads.
Given the poor exchange rate for us Canadians, my budget is capped at $15k.
A few months ago, my Tacoma and truck camper—my home for 1.5 years—was totaled. I finally have a new rig ready to add a camper and get back on the road. While I'm planning to build one by the end of this year, I’m currently looking for options for a 3-4 month trip to the Yukon/Alaska.
That said, my budget is pretty tight—unless it's something I can see myself using permanently, in which case it might be worth the investment.
I’ve got a 2000 F350 7.3 with a flatbed, and I’m aiming to add an 8ft pop-up camper, but I’m open to full hardsides too. The key is durability, especially since I’ll be on a lot of rough dirt roads.
Given the poor exchange rate for us Canadians, my budget is capped at $15k.