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Thanks for the detailed response Chadx. Sounds like it would be much easier if you had a 10' garage door and didn't have to raise/lower the camper as much. One more question. Does anyone have experience with the Bowen slide in camper bed regarding how water tight the storage boxes are on the...

A couple of questions if anyone can help. 1. How difficult is it to remove the camper and reinstall it on your own. Is it possible to use a rolling storage rack of some kind and put the camper inside your garage with a 7' door entry? How much time would it take and are there any special...

Staying under 9' even would be very nice for anyone (me) that spends a lot of time going through drive through restaurants with their 9'0" warning bars.

The trucks from Wilderness Vans have bike storage options also. https://www.wildernessvans.com/conversions/grid-trucks/

OK, I have no idea what I am talking about, but anyhow: Since this is a "slide in camper", what about removing the camper from the truck and putting them both in the same 40'x8'x8' container? It would be a hassle, but if you are only doing it once or twice per year, maybe not that bad. You...

How many humans does it take to keep the humanoids operating, or will there be humanoids that also repair and build the humanoids? It will be interesting for sure.

The fiberglass body on the 27North RexRover was imported from South Korea I believe, but I think they have had problems with getting them to the US. I can't verify this, but it's what I heard.

Maybe they are just trying to keep the weight and price down. Does seem like there is room for more storage options if they decide to add them. Or perhaps they just like the open feel.

I think it may do OK. If you get one of the Bowen custom utility beds and all the camper options, power, etc. you have 80% of the functions of the Megatron/Truckhouse rigs for less than half the money.

Maybe, but a fair % of our cars and trucks are at least partially built in Mexico now, so why not RVs also? Many of the high dollar expedition vehicles are made in low wage countries also.

Maybe coming back? Saw an interesting post on Instagram a couple days ago. Greetings All, It's been a while and I am dreadfully sorry for the lack of communication. Thank you all for your kind words and continued support of the EarthCruiser and the people that make it possible. For EarthCruiser...

If they know what they are doing, leaking shouldn't be a problem. Boat builders have all kinds of seams to deal with.

I have wondered about that on the sprinters with oversized tires. We did a test drive on a StoryTeller Beast Mode with big tires and it seemed pretty wimpy getting up to interstate speed.

Seems like a lot, but they have probably made 400 or more vehicles over the years, so seeing maybe even 10% of them for sale per year wouldn't be a shock. And, it's expensive enough that they may not sell right away. Kind of like a house, if you price it near the top of the value range, it takes...

Well, disregard everything I posted below here. The company replied back that they don't currently have an external electric lift system and no plans for one. They were having some problems with it and also supply chain issues for parts. When I went to their website this weekend, it showed a...

Hadn't thought about that, but found a video where they ground off the stop on the knock block. Looks like my fork would still hit the frame for sure one direction, but maybe not the other way. Also, it looks like a pretty straight fork and not sure how much I would gain if I was able to flip it...

My Trek has a bump stop that won't let you rotate the bars 180 degrees. Grrrr

I thought that would work also, but I took my newer 29" Large Trek MTB with 30" wide bars down to my Ford dealer with the front wheel removed and couldn't fit the bike in the back seat. It was about 1 or 2 inches too long to get the doors closed. If I wanted to remove the rear wheel also, no...

MTB is usually referring to mountain bike (bicycle) and some of them are expensive and somewhat large. Easy to spend $5,000 plus on a carbon MTB, so it's nice to keep them out of sight and out of mind.

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