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I have yet to experience any condensation at all inside the AluCab Canopy Camper. The tent is double layered to avoid this issue. I camp in all weather conditions. I do use a Milwaukee M18 fan in the warmer months.

As far as the Ventilation, a fan is not necessary at all. The only benefit of the Vent Kits you mentioned is for the tent material in the Closed condition. Which is good if you put your canopy away wet (which may suit your needs in the PNW). As far as leakage, do everything you can to seal up...

You got the coolest job!!!

Installed a Road Shower today. Fits perfectly on the stock roof rack. Left plenty of room for camper movement.

I couldn't inteligently answer that question. I ordered it through Aylestock Automotive in Lovetsville VA. Pete did the install etc. Very happy with the result.

I use my truck much the same as your plans. Daily Driver Weekend Touring. (see @mattsventures71) I have the Dobinson's Medium Weight springs with an add-a-leaf. I added the leaf because on occasion I am loaded up with tools to do Blacksmith demonstrations. The suspension is spot on, I...

When Questioned "What is it?" I simply say, FBI

Spent the night on the beach last night. This camper allows me to camp even on workdays.

This is the extent of my cooking abilities. A well place spatula on the Newport fireplace warms pop tarts nicely.

Best part of outfitting my truck with Packout gear. I can take everything out and replace the floor and put it all back together in under and hour.

This Hurricane Ian weather (rain) has definitely led to some water intrusion. A lot of water came in along the forward bulkhead of the Truck bed (3rd Gen Tacoma). I assume its the corner joint areas that are the culprit. As soon as we get some better weather I'm going to have to address it.

Love this camper

Had a nice weekend in Shenandoah

I’ve machined a lock for the traction boards.

Got my Maxtrax installed finally. I welded up a bracket to pass thru the door.

100watt Renogy panel installed. Like @gnel I am taking advantage of fixed and portable panels depending on location and necessity. Still room for 1 more, I may add later on.

Lighting tip. A piece of tin foil is a life saver. If the blue glow gets to you at about 3am? It’s seems insignificant but the tiny blue locator light gets really bright late into the night. Tin foil can be wrapped around it for complete blackout. Also works great as a light reflector when...

Great camping weekend. This camper is an absolute game changer.