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Had a 1999 Tacoma, leveled, etc. It got like 17 mpg. I can't remember the payload, but once loaded MPG dropped to about 15. Good truck. Never an issue. Then got a 2013 F150, 5.0 V8, with a 1649 lb. payload, I had some tires on it and a level kit. Nothing over the top. Never got better than...

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Is this winch still available?

The last post before yours was about 29 months ago. I hope the OP sold it by now.

What are some of the better options for camping? I have myself and wife with a truck camper but also some friends with a trailer who prefer hook ups?

Very cool set ups guys. Glad to see they're making them for full size rigs. Hoping to make it out to Expo West this May. I bet vendors and customers alike will have come up with some interesting set ups.

An excellent and honest evaluation from an owner. This is precisely my point. Most shortcomings of a FWC are outlined best by those people who already own a four wheel camper. They just don't happen to be blinded by bias or misplaced devotion to a camper themed in a "1970's tract ranch house"...

The cell phone on my hip is not a minor 'improvement' over the dial up phone. It is a HUGE leap in functionality. You would be happy with a dial up phone with the latest materials, manufacturing processes, design, and colors? Just FYI the dial up I was referring to was dial up internet not a...

Mandated or not it's one example. There are countless examples of innovation that have nothing to do with government mandates. You don't see many bag phones anymore right? Or a car phone? Still using dial up? Everyone loves their new gadgets, new technology, innovative solutions to problems we...

I disagree with that philosophy and to question my experience in company financing is kinda funny actually. That aside. I think innovation drives sales, reduces cost and while also meeting new government mandates. The relationship is symbiotic. To strive for improvement is to protect one's own...

You know I don't really have an issue with FWC. I'm actually glad they exist. I think they have filled a very valuable role in the off roading community. They've earned the respect they receive from their customers. To answer your question as to why improve or change a product for the sake of...

The one on the Honda Ridgeline makes the most sense. I see no downside.

Very ironic advice considering most businesses rely on constant improvement and evolution of their products to stay relevant in a competitive market. Uhhhh yeah...well let's see here for a second. Would you buy a car or truck that was designed 46 years ago? Would you buy a TV designed 46 years...

Quite possibly. Depends on how well I could insulate it and type of insulation as well as the type of heating mechanism. In some ways I view the OVRLND set up as several steps up from a roof top tent. Being able to stand and move about is important. Flexibility of build out is also important...

Agree on the OVRLND camper set up. Love the flexibility of the product layout and the weight consciousness of the design. My build out would consist of a cabinet/ sink/ stove set up that would be as shallow as possible. The open interior design allows you to take advantage of every nook and...

That's a very cool set up! Custom DIY build?

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Assuming you slept in it, how was the sleeping experience? Have you made any changes to the inside living arrangement?

That's a very good point and an idea I have considered. Time and space is more of the issue. Garage is full with legitimate garage stuff, classic car, a street bike and a couple dirt bikes. I also thought about employing a local tradesman to build out the main structure of my design and then...

GPS coordinates??? Technological advancement! Blasphemy! I almost fell over in my chair...lol. I thought you'd be a charts/ maps and compass guy for sure.