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Thanks to @TrailTech4x4 my Canopy is installed as of today. I plan to share pics and mods as I make them.

My Canopy camper gets installed next week. ? Super Excited

With a small lift and some good rubber, this thing is going to be incredible.

Just curious if anyone has ever entertained the idea of opening up a Pass-Thru to the rear window of the truck? Then you could actually utilize the trucks heat via a remote start. Of course it would require some clever sealing between cab and camper, a tire inner tube perhaps.

Go to page 8 on this thread... speaks specifically on what tools to bring, and soak in everything Ronny has to say. This will definitely answer all of your questions. http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/164327-Ronny-Dahl-s-Trips/page8

Wow.. more Detroit pics please? Those are great. (And very sad)

Thanks, Thumbs up

When I lived in California in 2004. https://youtu.be/n0g-pfdZ-m4

Basically a GIANT Jeep Rubicon! I WANT I WANT!!!!

If you happen to already own a 10x10 pop up canopy? Walmart (Ozark Trail) has a tent that clips up to the inside of it and it is HUGE. I picked one up for $80 on walmart.com and used it our last outing. Its a fantastic piece of gear at a great cost.

Love love love this rig.... someday I will have.

I think it actually looks good without center caps. Got a rugged look to it.

Our Campsite and Jeep trails at Baden Lake NC. https://youtu.be/7Pm8k5_6H3k

Pics and Vid from our trip to Uhwarrie NC. https://youtu.be/f-c1XzXmZZI

I absolutely love his vids. Top quality.

LOL... So Funny what you said about the stickers.... and yet so true.

So my 07 Jeep Rubicon was put to the challenge last weekend at the Vermont Overland Rally. Lots of sweet, twisty and technical trails. Of course I had my sway bar (electric) disconnected. But at the end of the day, it would not re-connect. The audible sounds told me the motor was working just...

Smitybilt makes a set for $149. I am not sure on their quality, but the price is right on target. They look very similar to the MXTRX

On the cheap, this is the way to go. It's simple, will always work, and cost about $20.