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Even for Boulder, that is steep.

Well, most of these big campers are designed to only sleep two people (you can usually make up the dinette into a pinch, but mostly these are designed to house two people comfortably). And they almost all have crew cab trucks. It is an easy thing to take out the back seat, or fold it up like...

The website is not clear - at least to me - but I think the $207 USD price would not include the truck itself. When you consider the suspension upgrades the truck will need, that is probably another $100 USD. Still a lot less than an ER or EC.

We have an XP/Nimbl on a 2013 Ram Cummins. Our truck has has the newer 6.7, with the Def and DFP. Our truck's engine is stock (not deleted). Based on the pictures, I would say our truck has a similar lift/tire size. On our travels - all in the western US and Canada - we typically see 14-15...

I also have one of these campers, and can affirm what TBRT says. We, and other Nimbl owners, regularly camp in winter in the Rockies and other cold locales. The camper is warm, even with the tent section. I think this camper is better in winter than a van based camper with a big opening to...

$25 obo. New in box Engine and Cabin Air Filters for a 2006-2015 Toyota Tacoma (4.0 L V6 engine). I just found these cleaning the garage, but I sold that truck last year. Located in Salt Lake City; probably not worth shipping.

What is the emissions issue with the Straya? The tech specs sheet says it has a Chevy Vortec V8.

A serious question (and I am not a potential buyer, so feel free to ignore this): Why is a first edition worth more than any other Bronco in similar condition? Is it just scarcity/collectability? Or does it have features that are not available on later models? GLWS, I probably do not see...

New in box Engine and Cabin Air Filters for a 2006-2015 Toyota Tacoma (4.0 L V6 engine). I just found these cleaning the garage, and I sold that truck last year. $25 for both? Or some beer or something. I am in the Salt Lake area; it does not seem like shipping these would be cost effective.

Nice looking truck. But notice that on your facebook add you have a typo in the mileage listed. Good luck with sale.

I am not sure the Aeon is the EKKO killer. Don't get me wrong, it looks like a great concept, but as far as I can tell there is not yet even a completed prototype. And they are certainly not in mass production and available at your local rv dealer. It if was me, I would much prefer the...

That is a nice looking Tiger; you do not see many built on a single cab. Nice short wheelbase. Looks like the previous ask as $89K; wonder how much they are asking for it now.

I am not sure it is larger than an Earthcrusier, and it certainly seems smaller than an EarthRoamer. Which may be a good thing, depending on what you want.

Everything is a compromise and every rig is too small when you are parked and inside it (especially in bad weather) and too large when you are driving it (especially in a grocery store parking lot). But, do not underestimate the time you will spend in grocery store parking lots and similar...

Ok, i am impressed. I have been down the Flint Trail and it is gnarly. Did you come back up that way, or take the road out to Hite like I did.

Nice truck. I had a 4Runner of that vintage that I had to get rid off to get a vehicle with 4 doors (baby seat). I knew I was going to regret not keeping it, and I was right. The manual locking hubs in the first pic confirm it is 4x4, but your description does not so state. Might want to...

If you do not need/want a pass-thru, Nimbl campers are awesome. If you do want a pass-thru and a bigger truck than a Tacoma, the GXV Adventure truck might work. It is on a 550/5500 chassis, which seems like a bit of overkill, especially for the non-XT model. But, too much truck is better than...

What about an Earthcrusier Terranova?

True enough, Waveslider. Although, there are probably places the Ekko will fit that your rig - as awesome as it is - would not. It's all about tradeoffs.

Good point about the campground hookups and campground site design. But, if you are staying in a campground with hookups. why do you have this behemoth?