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Did you sell the Kodiak? I imagine you got it of it what you put into it. Was a great restoration.

How are those tires going down the highway? Loud? Not that it matters, but kinda curious what speeds you drive on interstate? 70mph?

Hahahah, no it won't. I've restored one, built another, and already thinking about building a third in a year or so. Nice canvas you have there.

Light weight is highly under rated. Nice work!

30 year old Kodiak camper we’ve owned for nearly ten years been from Mexico to Arctic and all over western US. Tons and tons of ******** dirt roads and worse. Not all campers will rattle apart.

Amazing engineering, but for 50+k you're still in an essentially three season camper, cooking outside in bugs/rain/snow/wind which I would find annoying on many trips.

I'm sure you'll get there, but what's your plan for interior finish? Looking great, awesome build. Agree on propane, the trend is for $$ electric everything, but I think keeping it simple, and relatively cheap is so overlooked. So many people want the most expensive gadgetry/monitors/screens...

Pretty light considering it's a damn monster.

Nice work, certainly very aerodynamic, and the shaping is pretty cool.

Love your build, and it's proven to be quite robust. I also really like your "old school" wood construction technique which has also proven, like many others, to be bomber. I'm sure you've answered this, but what is approx weight of camper, 3,000lbs?

Beautiful work…keep that energy going, and let me know when you need a prescription for Provigil.

Never saw this thread, amazing build and engineering. Bravo to you for actually using your build for so many years.

Awesome rig!

Man that is a great design! Love the big outside storage. Looks great on the truck too.

Nice campground on Dalton at Marion Creek, close to Coldfoot (gas and awesome burgers) and there is cell coverage.

How flappy in the wind are these designs on those 40+mph desert wind days?

My head is spinning from all the vehicle mods and changes. Nice final product!

Yeah, cool looking system!

Looking good. Elevated bed is a great design. Are you using electric actuators? I've had great luck with electric actuators lifting my 200lb pop up/hard side now hundreds of times. Seem pretty reliable and fairly consistent.