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Dig that man! Can you post a link to the ladder? Typically the only deals to be had are on Black Friday or certain shows for Alu-Cab products. Maybe Overland Expo West?

Damn! Have you told Tom about this? Please shoot me an email at rino@ok4wd.com

Thanks for pointing that out and your are spot on, wear and tear to some extent is normal. My JB latches are too showing a bit of rust starting, but so is my $50,000 Jeep. I live in a salt covered road state, near the ocean and off-road frequently so i'm satisfied with my gear is all aging at...

Steve, I would like to thank you for appreciation of our efforts and i'm glad we were able to make things right for you. In regards to the tent, as much as James Baroud strives to create the perfect product there will sadly always be some problems in the real world. Think about the mighty...

Also that area of velcro is contacted by the upper lid's seal and would most likely wear out a zipper when shut and on corrugation. :)

First off, thanks for visiting the shop and hope you enjoyed your time with us! The James Baroud tunnel would not fit the Expedition III due to size difference in the tents, the extrusion of the lid and the height. But the EXP III has the rear awning for foul weather entry that works really...

Yes, you can mount the Shadow Awn to the Alu-Cab load bars and the load bars to your canopy with either the supplied 40mm legs or optional low profile mounts that allow the bars to be directly mounted to the canopy. If you are running the expedition III tent, the awning will sit in the exact...

Was it even on the original pallet? Our tents ship vertically on a custom made pallet to help prevent stacking and these kinds of injuries. Luckily we have two Evasion XXL's in black from the shipment this Tuesday. Have Tom call Craig and lock one down for his order leaving next week, if i can...

Noooooooo :( These guys are tough on the equipment...

I completely agree, the level of refined roads here in the USA have made fiberglass canopies much more popular than in ZA. For Alu-Cab canopies in the states, we offer them https://ok4wd.com/brands/alucab/alu-cab-explorer-canopy-for-toyota-tacoma along with select dealers throughout the country.

Alu-Cab Shadow Awn https://www.alu-cab.co.za/standard-products/shadow-awning

I’ll pass this on, personally the wall kit works for storms and waiting out the rain. But maybe we can offer a “big room” one day. I have a few in stock, a bit tricky if you are not mounting to a tent or rack. Here is a link to the install...

Thanks for the feedback Bob and seeing them in the bush is an awesome experience! :safari-rig:

They are actually now working on the camper cell project as they have another draftsman. We are hoping to see units around this fall.

Never actually had someone complain of the extra windows and ventilation... :ugh:

There is a bit of info in another thread http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/189282-South-African-Alucab-pickup-cap-canopy-in-USA-anyone-bought?highlight=alu-cab If i can help answer any questions please fee free to ask!

Steve, stoked to hear your thoughts on the canopy and thank you for the testimonials! :) Drop me an email with your info when you can for that CHMSL kit. I know the Tacoma bed sides are known for this and adding a set of stiffeners cannot hurt, but the Explorer canopy's mounting and design...

Stoked you guys are digging your canopies and to address the latches, we have been testing here in NJ and Germany a latch that has a better resistance to icing. So far we are impressed and these have rolled out into production units. The cool thing is they can be used in the older canopies as...

Our camper weighs in at 950lb wet and with gear, that was before the hot air furnace system so I would say 1000lb fully kitted.

I'm excited to see this, if it was an option a few years back I would most likely own one on my current JKU