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The Lost Coast is awesome. Or at least it was 30 years ago. Been meaning to get back ever since. I think we were at Sinkoyne Wilderness Park, but it looked like there was a lot in that area to see. Also, a bit inland is the small town of Lewiston; which was a nice place to visit.

Click on the wordpress link in the sellers sig, and that gives an update on his whereabouts. Looks like the vehicle is still available.

Another great trip report; thanks for sharing. And after this and your last report, I am going to have to stop in Winnemucca next time I pass that way. I have always deliberately avoided "Win-and-run-amuck" but now you have me intrigued. BTW, a bit west of Winnemucca on I-80 is Rye Patch...

No, I did not buy it. I already have too many vehicles. Or maybe I have too small a garage, but at any rate no place to put it.

That was a great read, and very inspirational. Thanks very much. And I drove past the Series II Land rover today. Small world.

Thanks for that. The mountain bike trail that starts at the Wedge Overlook is a great ride. It is called the Goodwater Rim on the online MTB trial sites. About 15 miles of twisty single track right along the edge of the canyon. Very little elevation gain and loss; you can ride one gear the...

There is a used Earthcrusier for sale in the other forum for $320,000, so new ones must be well on their way to a half million pop-up. Look nice though.

Thanks everyone. I agree with the Keep It Simple, and using 5 gallon jugs would be ideal. But campers that have other features I want (solar, fridge, heater) tend to have more elaborate built in water systems.

Talk to me like I'm stupid; how big a PITA is winterizing a camper? Assume one with a fresh water tank, water heater, electric pump for the sink, gray water tank, and maybe a water filtration system. I have never owned a camper of any type, except a tent in the back of my truck, but am in the...

Thanks for the measurement. I do not think it will fit in my garage. (A somewhat short garage at a few inches less than 8 feet).

Don't know how i missed this was not the EXP. Everything else equal, I would prefer the FX over the EXP, but it will definitely not fit in my garage.

What is the overall height when the top is down? The EarthCrusier website says 76 inches but that seems low. Thanks

What is the overall height, when the top is down? And how long is it? Thanks

Mark: Congratulations on the sale, and thanks for taking the time to show it to me last week. It was a pleasure to meet you.

I think I found the trailer floor plan. At the link below, the plan for model 25B175FB. http://www.bigfootrv.com/m/bigfoot_rv_travel_trailers_2500_series.html

Very nice looking vehicle. I would be interested in a floor plan as well. Where are you in S Utah? I will be in Moab this Friday afternoon. I will send you a PM with my contact info.

Thanks. I also found an informative discussion on the XP Camper forum. Seems like it can handle freezing temps well.

That is a tempting combination. A (possibly dumb) question: what do you do in sub-freezing temps with the water system? I have never had a camper; just a truck and a tent (and a water jug). As we get older, interest in a camper has been increasing. But we frequently would be out when it gets...

Whilst looking for something else, I ran across this: https://predatorinc.com/gxv-ford-turtle/

Sounds like a fun time. From the picture of the nearby hike, your definition of "urban" is not too urban. My kind of city.