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Random drive through IL.

Camping at Rocky Mtn National Park.

If you plan on keeping the camper loaded full time I recommend a custom leaf with a good quality shock (I use Icon). If you plan on taking the camper off from time to time the air bags are the way to go. I ran Fire Stone bags when I had my camper loaded in a Tacoma, back then the camper would...

First snow camping for the season. Shawnee National Forest, IL

Thank you for the kind words and support!

Here is one of my favorites from a trip in Vermont.

Exploring Custer State Park.

Man you got lucky. I've been searching ads every day looking for a good deal on an 80.

It's a common thing. I've had my FWC for several years and here is my take on why this happens. Side buckle is too tight. - The front of the camper has more fabric around the front buckle as compared to the side buckle. No matter how tight you make the front buckle, it will never be as tight...

Exploring Upper Peninsula Michigan.

Here is my 2019 Tundra/FWC Swift combo. Recently did a road trip through New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado. This was a picture of our site in New Mexico. Found it on freecampsites.

Question for the OP, did the Yeti Link not charge fast enough? Goal Zero claims that it should charge the Yeti 1400 at around 400 watts when in car charging mode.

I'm back in Baltimore MD now. What part of VA are you located in?

Price drop to $35,500.

Truck will be in VA this weekend if anyone wants to take a look.

This truck is extremely well maintained and was used mainly as a daily commuter. Asking$36,500obo Location: Baltimore, MD Key Details: Current Miles: 33,060 Exterior Color: Super White Fuel Economy: City 17/Hwy 20/Comb 18 MPG Keys: 2 keys Crawl Control Multi Terrain Select Installed Options...

Here is a recent picture of my setup. Went camping in the Dolly Sods area of WV.

Love this idea. I currently have a FWC Swift Shell mounted in my Tundra. It took some work but it was the idea I had in mind. Since I have a shell model this is the smallest and lightest camper they make.

These items have been game changers in my camping experience: 1) Goal Zero Yeti Power Generators(I have a 1400 Yeti and 400 Yeti). 2) Indel B Fridge(not having to deal with ice is awesome). 3) Zodi hot water system(no one likes to camp dirty).

Man you are lucky to have the opportunity to work with Goose Gear on the rear seat delete. I love the way it's turning out. I guess I'll have to wait a while before they come out with a system for the newer Tundra?