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Hi All, looking for a clean lower mileage F250 7.3 supercab shortbed 4x4 Thanks

I have been perfectly happy in an RTT, but the wife wants a camper or van. I thought about the van for a minute but just not a van guy so camper it is. I have to say last winter during a very cold late season elk hunt (-10), I was sleeping in my rtt and freezing. While my buddy was sitting...

I know that the diesel will be more expensive. I have owned one before.

Thanks for the input. I go between MT and CA, so I know the passes, and cold weather well. Hitting ice at HWY speed in any truck is terrifying, my wife has rolled 2 4runners. I have driven lots of older vehicles all over the country. I know the annoyance it can be. I know the tundra is the...

that is a great looking setup

I actually called a local toyota dealer to ask about a tundra. They told me payload on a 2020 is just about 1700

such mixed reviews on these platforms. I called a local well respected off-road shop and asked my trusted mechanic buddy, both said 7.3 in a heartbeat. They said the tundra will ride nicer, but 7.3 will work all day with very little effort. The tundra will eventually struggle and will be...

still torn on the truck. One of my problems is I keep looking at this build: https://expeditionportal.com/gramp-camp-jon-burtts-7-3l-overland-truck-camper/

I was thinking of just going full OME kit with airbags to start, arb bumper, and 295 tires. My slide in is a FWC Hawk

Forgot to ask, Are you running 35's and airbags? I should just ask what suspension setup are you running?

ha ha , the repairs are real, I remember. This thing is so cherry, I promise you, That's why it's such a hard decision. The truck has been a one-owner CA truck. It's an older guy, who owned it. He added the 50 gal tank. It has 106k on it. He just replaced the tie rods, oil pan, shocks, and few...

Thank you for great write up

I am 100% going slide in camper. The only issue I am having is I found an immaculate 2003 7.3 F250 . I can not make up mind if I should snatch it up or go tundra

maybe the tundra is the way to go, I have been reading about upgrading the fuel tank, alot of people say not to do it. Does anyone know why?

I know with the Tacoma's the lift height is advertised the same across the models as well. When I have ordered ( I always use wheelers, cruiser outfitters, or rocky road). They have helped me dial in the height with the different models.

thank you for the feedback. I have owned diesel's before and know what a PITA they can be. I am currently torn. I do not tow regularly enough to truly justify a diesel. I know purchasing a 7.3 would be overkill. I still might have to do it. I know the Tundra is a smarter decision. I really just...

or some other full size, but thats what I am leaning towards

just to be clear, the camper is not for my 87 its for a full size. Either going to get 2000-2003 7.3 Powerstroke f250 or 06-07 Duramax LBZ with the Alison.

Thanks for all the reviews. It seems the slide in is the way to go.

I was not really sure where to post this, I am posting here in my favorite section haha. All the years camping, I have always either slept inside my pick up bed with a shell or just used a ground tent. I have stayed with friends in RTT's before. I think they are great. The wife and I were...