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I have tried all kinds of ways for my fishing trips and I finally settled on neither a ground tent or a RTT but a Hammock w stand and shelter. Off ground...check...shelter..check...comfy..check..and easy setup pretty much anywhere. Great for solo trips.

The F250/350 withe 7.3 Gas and Tremor Package seems to give the best of both worlds, enhanced off-roading capability while keeping the payload and towing that the PW gives up. And for me there are really only 2 categories of trucks, mid size and HD...the 1/2 tons tons are such a compromise all...

3/4 tons and 1 tons are a whole different story than the 1/2 tons, I wouldn't rule that one out completely.

I believe if I had those kinds of issues at relatively low miles the first thing I would do is stop buying Fords.

Did you buy your domain before or after overlandhardware.net.....and how come I have never had Overlandhardware.com pop up in a search for Overland....Or a search for Overland gear....an interested buyer would probably really like to see it pop up on page one in a search for overland gear...

If your gonna buy those, buy them direct from LAPG...They are cheaper than buying them on Amazon

Not really, I wasn't really in the market for a teardrop at all until I bumped into this one. I don't really need gnarly off road, forest service roads or unimproved roads on public land is fine for my use. I'm still kinda thinking about it, it might fill the gap for a while until something...

A Tacoma

The battery compartment in the front is optimized for 2 AGM's and I do believe it is prewired for external solar, I think its up near the propane grill connection but I would have to check again. I would imagine that using the AC when the Roof top tent is up there would be a no go, but I...

I'm not sure about down payment, they are sold thru RV dealerships and one in my area carry's them so I would imagine its just like any other RV. The same dealership is a Lance, Bigfoot, Airstream, Cirrus dealer and I saw it when I was taking a look at some Lance Truck Campers. When I first...

Guess they really are still too new, I might roll the dice at 20K

These are relatively new, but does anyone have one or any experience with one? I took a look at one a couple of weeks ago and it checks off a bunch of boxes for me, no wood construction has my attention but there is not a ton of info on it out there so I thought I would ask if anyone here may...

Yep...at the first opportunity... but I wouldn't just be pulling out my firearm, there would be loud noises that accompanied that...

Would something like this work for you? Bike rack and cargo box/basket option on the hitch https://yakima.com/collections/exo

While the Tundra does make money for Toyota, if all the Tundra sales disappeared from Toyotas' bottom line tomorrow it would be a blip on the radar....If all the F150 sales disappeared from Ford...there would be no more Ford. I think that is the main point behind the Tundra is really not a...

One of the videos showing the test drives of the 2022 Tundra SR5 with TRD 4x4 OR package showed the payload sticker and it was 1400 or so.

I think they meant that the Tundra isn't a money maker because it doesn't sell that many of them in the grand scheme of things. The Tacoma outsells it almost 2-1 and just a ballpark I would say the lifetime sales of the Tundra since 2005 is only give or take a couple of million.....Ford sells...

max payload is 1950 but your only gonna get that on a 2WD double cab long bed without the hybrid.

If you are keeping the camper around 1500/2000 lbs (ish) and it seems reliability is a big deal for you, with the 25K budget I would look at the Tundra and leave money for the mods to make it safe. (Que payload police). or an older (lowest mileage best maintained you can find) gas Chevy 2500...