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Excellent! Appreciate the detail.

Why not start a different thread?

Off-topic, but I like your trailer.

It is a VRV Flyer. Unfortunately, it is no longer made. They had some sort of collaboration with Intech, however, and some of their trailers are similar.

Clearly doesn't apply to hood mounted panels and my square drop trailer couldn't fit much more.

I have limited experience with solar but I bought portable panels because: a.) I find I need to continually change the angle/direction to get maximum exposure to the sun; b.) I want to park my truck and trailer in the shade, if possible. I see lots of people with panels mounted on roofs or, in...

For that price you should buy it now!

Looks like metal to me. That whole truck is a showpiece but way above my pay grade.

Love the white T4R but I think your wife should add some black to the front. :)

Works for me. My fridge is only 27 quarts but is plenty big for my wife and me. I built a little platform for the 40% side of my Tacoma's rear seat and electrical socket on the back of the center console. I also have a platform for the 60% side when I feel like taking the whole seat out. I...

That's what I was thinking. You can get them with up to a foot drop so you could flip one over and get a foot of additional height.

Where?

I have run mine continuously since June and it has performed flawlessly running on both AC and DC current. I bought their little 330W battery pack and it works well too but the 12V socket is unregulated. Their 100W portable solar panels work really well too and I use it to recharge the battery...

I think the rated tow weight is a misleading number on which to focus. If a 6,400 lb trailer has the recommended tongue weight of 10%-15% that's 640-960 lbs. of your weight limit which is what---about 1,000 lbs. optimistically. So the driver, passengers, camping gear in the bed, whatever can...

I've owned a 2012 Tacoma, a 2014 T4R and currently drive a 2019 Tacoma. If you don't need a pickup bed then the T4R is a much more comfortable vehicle. I wish I still had mine.

Compass watch when you press the crown.

This is 1985 when it was just car camping. I bought the first T4R in Austin. It is hard to see in the picture but the dealer removed the factory graphics and did some custom pin-striping, chrome wheels, brush guard, etc. Wish I still had it but after driving it for 14 years I had pretty much...

Did it fit right on the cap without any cutting/fitting?

Can you show us some pictures of the product in your Tacoma?