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And... thanks to you too.

That is the factory awning.

Well... here we go again. You have patiently (or not) followed me through modifying slightly our pop up... http://www.americanadventurist.com/forum/threads/not-so-expo-2005-rockwood-pop-up.2858/ After our trip to the Mid Atlantic Overland festival last summer, I decided I wanted something that...

Can you measure the length and width of the part of the camper that sits down inside the bed? I have a trailer I think this might work in.

Nice work. I did my rear stabilizers the same way. Effective and very inexpensive. John

You might consider some of the toy haulars out there. They can be built more robust since they can carry weight. We looked at the Wolf Pup 17. With the ability to lower the rear door, screen in the back and leave it open like that you have a great open space. Final thing I will say is that...

Sweet set up and a great dal on the wildernest.

Trailer looks great.

Looks great. Nice score on the parts truck too.

Beautiful. Not just the jeep and trailer, but the experience this guy had growingup with his Dad. What I hope for my sons. Thanks for sharing.

I'd like to see that write up also.

If you look at your vehicle's manual I think this weight is noted for those who tow or use their vehicle offroad.

Congratulations and welcome to this particular sickness :-)

I like that overhead rack - looks good and useful too.

Replaced the valve cover gasket on the jeep today. Leak was progressively getting worse. Of course it took me twice as long as on all the write ups, but that is par for the course. So far so good. We'll see how it works out. Also clicked over 100k on this thing last week... and this is the...

I would opt for either a 2003 - 04 TJ Rubicon, or sport. Great years on both vehicles... find one that has not been modded. Plan on getting seat risers for her.

I like it Jeffery. Seems like a well built mild lift. FWIW, I like a little bit of rake on a jeep. How do you like the grabber AT2's?

From my experience, it all depends on how you are going to use it. Standard pop ups (we have a 2005 Rockwood pop up) are excellent for campground camping. They are also usable on dirt/gravel roads and field/festival type camping. Benefits are relatively light weight, easy to tow, tons of room...

Just mentioned the same thing to Ann yesterday. I am totally at ease with my decision.

Just read the blog update. Looking great.