Recent content by renglekirk

I can't believe no ones swooped this up yet! It's a screaming deal, GLWS

Yeah I think the overall sentiment here is people are looking for a low impact way to add fuel capacity, either by a larger tank or an auxiliary under the bed that can can transfer fuel with a switch. Most of us I imagine have campers or gear in our truck beds but a ton of real estate under the...

Located in San Clemente, CA for $200k. Don't know how practical this is but it sure is cool.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2525863730900506/

Not mine, found on FB https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/555206283308693/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A51f37711-785b-4374-8f69-cb11a9471364

Dang those wildflowers look epic

This is way better than I would have expected, I'll have to pick one of these cables up. I almost bought one of these Renogy suitcases not long ago, are you able to pull close to 200w with it when properly oriented?

Agree with the above, @Kingsize24 Depending on what all your doing a DCDC charger is a great choice too, but if you're able to spend an afternoon in the sun with a 200w panel properly angled you'll pull in enough power to sustain you for at least the next 24 hours, assuming you have a set up...

I think the owner has this for sale here already: https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/2020-ram-1500-rebel-4x4-crew-cab-with-2022-gofast-truck-camper.237725/#post-3091313

Price drop

Agree, I make a lot of projects out of glued up plywood and find that glue penetrates the end grain of plywood really well and often time makes a much stronger connection than solid lumber would. You can get more blowout if you're not careful, but a well constructed plywood stick or connection...

Lol maybe I'll reconsider this method..I have a pretty decent dust collection set up but the static electricity throws a wrench in things.

I'm essentially working out of my garage that's been converted into a woodworking shop, so true open floor space is basically 0. If I frame this thing up it can be done outside, in the driveway, or on the truck itself and not take up any valuable garage space. I live in San Diego so weather is...

@ReluctantTraveler I've been following a few of the threads you've made recently and plan on following a similar path as you. I don't have a need for nearly as big of a camper as you, but I've got a Ram 3500 I plan on converting to a flatbed and building my own camper to go on top. The sticker...

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