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I've got one kitchen box from Trail Kitchens and it has held up well. Joolca has a nice looking separator toilet. I'm going to try one out.

I think it's pricing for Project M while showing an image of a nicer model. Standard marketing for "Made ya look!".

Looks great on the Jeep!

I thought the price was a little high as well but everything these days gives me sticker shock. In my mind it would have been more reasonable at around $24,950 base price so it could be optioned for around the $30k mark. The market will dictate though.

The molded roof is cool. I wonder how robust it is? Can it be walked on?

Scout campers enters the pop-up market. Base model no options $27,900 976lb base weight https://scoutcampers.com/pop-up/

Your spot on with the comparisons. The other bit I'd point out is that a blunt impact or pressure to the skin of a sandwich panel could compromise the bond between the skin and foam. Repairable but if gone unnoticed or neglected could also lead to delamination, buckling and failure.

A lot of campers will work. Some of what your asking is relative and comfort level varies considerably between people. Winter camping is generally dry camping (empty water tanks). Interior climate can range between sleeping in down bags, wearing hats and jackets inside to fully insulated and...

We've constructed filters with MERV 13 rated furnace air filters. Maybe one of those taped over a window or in a makeshift box over the roof vent and a fan on low that lightly pressurizes your cabin would do the trick...

30 years ago I used to build and repair patterns for foundry sand casting. There was a lot of Bondo work involved. All those swept and sanded fillets. Woof! Getting them right in the corners is tricky business.

Half man, half Bondo! Wow that's a lot of work!

Reminds me of a Dakar Rally truck.

No experience with Timbren axles but any cantilevered beam will deflect when force is applied. If the unit is undersized for a given load, It would deflect out of alignment when loaded.

"Canapopper"

Funny how the rewire never comes up in conversation.

Toddlers love tents. Even if you sleep in some sort of a truck setup, having a tent setup on the ground would be advantageous for play, naps, etc.

10 years ago I considered the same switch until I drove a 4x4 Fuso and decided that for North America with so much highway driving that I'd stick with a full size diesel pickup. "It's pudding time!"

It's possible that you have a different model of door depending how old your shell is. I'm not sure when they switched to the bonded resin transfer molded door parts. Maybe when they changed the overall body shape.

Check Jamesgmurphy auctions

My friend had a warranty issue with his unit and Lone Peak went the whole distance (literally) to take care of it. So far top notch customer service.