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So it is dead flat both when deployed and folded. (FWIW, keeping it all happily flat is the reason there's no carpet or other covering on the second side of the extensions. The thickness would keep the pieces from being flat at the hinges.) 13.5" for the forward (when deployed; rearmost when...

Thank you, both; thank you, thank you. I'm very grateful for the help.

I saw these boards in person last Friday. They are stunning works of art; way beyond cool. Paul and his friends have some significant talents.

Well, it's not that Paul and I aren't ready. Life's pretty boring these days. But I'm out of unconverted trucks, and probably out of money for such things . . . not that I dare to look. However, I always try to make you proud of me, so we'll keep our eyes open for yet another opportunity. ;)

My EarthRoamer Jeep has a 15 liter (4 gallon) Isotemp Slim 15 water heater tank behind the passenger's seat. It heats the water off an engine heat exchanger and stores it in the insulated tank. That tank is about twice as big as I need and makes things more crowded than I'd like, but it seems...

You know, it's probably best that this is way far away. ;) Thanks for finding it so we could all have a look.

Thanks for the photos. I appreciate you taking the time to show us what's out that way.

You may want to consider whether the engine's location under the floor might make it too vulnerable for your use. Or it might be just fine. You'll also have to decide if you're too constrained on tire choice. Fuel economy isn't great, especially given the modest power (135 hp, IIRC), but you...

Thank you very much for the pictures and trip report. I especially appreciate the information about the routes you used east of the Steens. :clapsmile:

Time to put the sidecar rig and the Big Ruckus back in, I guess. Or buy a G-Wagen. ;)

I dunno; sounds like resistance is perhaps in order. Besides which--didn't you hear--I've reformed. Probably. (OK, maybe.) :sombrero: I like that you're thinking of me, though.

Ya gotta love Jame's fine record of solutions to my problems. And I have to admit that it'd be nice to be able to be able to pass off the glamper ceiling art as essential to my radio setup. ;)

Too funny. Well, then, thanks for the dedicated work as my application engineer. :sombrero: