Recent content by Fergie

Wait…was this a legit video or was it intended to be a tongue in cheek spoof? There is nothing remote about Sedona. I really cannot tell if this is suppose to be genuine marketing material. Then again, the Alaskand I see are all old battle axe campers that have been through it….rode hard...

I’ll give them a look; thank you!

You did an extra seal on top of the tailgate too, correct? Appreciate the new pics; definitely helps.

@K9LTW ; what the word on the heater hose insulation shown in these two pics? Home made? Thanks

Bringing this one back to the forefront of the thread. Been getting water intrusion via the doors and need to address it. Has anyone done anything different on a Tundra, or @dstefan , do you have some pictures of the sealing on the tailgate sides to the bed, please?

Vehicle has been sold....well, traded actually. Back in an 80 series, this time its a 97 40th Anniversary Edition.

Well, it'd be a damn slow drive. Its timing is set for 7000k feet, the steering is loose and the brakes aren't the best w the 33s. No AC either, so, the current temps aren't that great for extended driving. 2nd gen Cummins are solid trucks for sure, but where I live in AZ, 4wd is a requirement...

Post Labor Day bump.

Post Labor Day bump.

Post Labor Day bump.

Havent been to a regular wash, but the high-bays do well. If I need the truck all the way in the garage, like when I pulled the diffs recently, I take the solar panel off the top, air the tires down to 5 PSI, and empty the airbags. Fits by an inch or so height wise through the door, and clears...

I really did, and as my first non-topper camper, I was really impressed by the quality. Mario and Martyn make a great product, and I've known them for 20 years or so when they had the old shop in CA. However, I didnt like the setup time that it took, and grew to not like the amount of room it...

I had a Habitat prior to the OVRLND, and the kids slept in the portion over the bed, while the adults slept in the swing open portion.

Depends on the width of the four. I slept 2 adult and one 7yo with one 10yo for a few years. Then moved the two kids down to the bed of the truck on a sleeping platform. Its cozy, but it works. This is in a 2014 Tundra w the 6.5' bed.

After talking w the company, it was a website shipping glitch that has been fixed. Shipping was only about $50 and I've got one on the way.