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Eezi Awn series 2000, 2.0m w/ wall panels ? http://www.adventuretrailers.com/page/accessories/awnings/eezi_awn/

Not a bad shift in plans at all toward the FP interior build up. :lurk: BTW I'm running house lights, an Engel MT45, and a 12v pump "very carefully" (for now) from a single battery also. Second battery / NL powerpack / and fuseblock install to run all ATFP house power as soon as $$$ alow.

You know you're just going to peel off that sticker and eventually change everything out to your own specs anyway. :coffeedrink: Happy Birthday BTW. Pretty cool Mrs. you got there! Post up some pics of the new setup when you get that arm changed out.

:clapsmile Another fine example of xlnt customer service, and just one of many reasons I chose an AT Flippac.

To be honest accessing the back seat via the half doors on the Tundra started to become a PITA (especially parked on a hill or in a tight parking lot, moving a toddler in/out of the vehicle). It's more convenient with 4 real doors and rear windows that roll down (vs tilting out a couple inches)...

Go4lo, Great rig choice! You picked one that was well taken care of too! We loved our '00 Tundra. It was a great family exploring/camping rig. We kept it for just over 200k, before trading it in on a DC Tacoma. Looks like you've got a good build plan all lined up. Have fun. :sombrero:

Very clever and usefull new additions to the ATFP Doc! In particular I like the way you plumbed your new OBA and the multiple usage of the central shelf/swingout table. BTW, that sure is a cute little kid you have there. Our 4 1/2 yo daughter has also been our faithful explorin' / campin'...

No worries. I'm sure you'll figure it out. You can't go wrong with either the FWC or the FP. If you're not in a huge hurry AT should eventually have the same waterproof tent material that's used in thier JK Habitat available for the ATFP. Take a trip over to Prescott and check 'em out if you've...

I'm in total agreement with these statements as well, and I use my ATFP in the rain ALOT; a couple extra minutes at most to attach the rainfly. I beefed my rainfly up with NikWax too. I can also disassemble my entire interior set up solo, by removing two bolts and two turn buckles. I never have...

x2.:lurk:

Hey Corey, Sounds like it would be a custom job that you need if you eventually add a rear bumper. Check this link out. Jason is a local guy (Puyallup) that does very clean, solid fab work. Super cool guy with a great attitude and work ethic. http://www.perkinsperformance.com/projects.html Walt

Harp, In case you're interested, here are some close up examples of the "copious amounts of silicone and bulb seal" that Doc mentioned. I took a suggestion from him earlier this year and did a meticulus job in sealing "everything" up incl the tailgate and rear hatch. Sounds like you've done...

Welcome to ExPo! Sounds like a great plan.:smiley_drive:

Nice, solid platform. I had my 2000 Tundra for a bit over 200k. It was fun to build up and a great rig to travel in. I'm sure it has gone even further with its new owner. A couple others on here love these as well (ie..the post above). Have fun with your build and good luck with your one year...

This is what we use... :shakin: http://www.relianceproducts.com/products/sanitation/92.html http://www.rei.com/product/662978

x2........with an MT-45.

A good friend of mine (in Colorado) aquired a Cook Partner stove this summer and also does some high altitude camping. He says he really likes it. He works in Boulder (near you) and probably wouldn't mind giving you a demo. Send him a PM here on ExPo @ "randall haynes".

What do you think about treating the ATFP tent itself with the NikWax spray bottle version? http://www.nikwax.com/en-us/products/productdetail.php?productid=502&activityid=1 Better yet, maybe Martyn or Mario could lend thier thoughts/opinions on this? I think they really "hit the bullseye"...

Storage Nets NYCO and TACODOC, The sidewall net is something I had lying around the garage in a box (procurement unknown). The front cab net I found here...

x2. Looks pretty kool! Have a good trip. Waiting to see more pics.:coffeedrink: