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I've always felt carrying fuel on the bumper is a recipe for disaster. I got rear ended at 50 mph and am glad there wasn't anything flammable back there.

I have a 2005 Pilot which normally has one passenger and couldn't average that good of mpg.

I would imagine your camper is hundreds of pounds heavier wet with "stuff'. Still plenty light for a popup. Maybe someday they'll have underbed storage like the flatbed model.

A full size person can fit comfortably in a Landcruiser.

That's a great buy! I had a gas gobbling '86 carb'd. EFI transformed that truck. The Caravan campers will survive an atomic blast.

Yakima or Thule should offer something for you. Have fun. Nice interior work indeed.

Post the craigslist link.

Agree.

The Wall can get really busy plus the brown deposits to the east don't help any. I don't know if there's an outhouse now. Yeah it needs a north or northwest.

I'd get gas with the FWC. Plenty of power,way cheaper to buy and maintain.

Expensive everywhere. I can't believe how much commodities have gone up. I can't help but believe there's gouging going on. Diesel is hovering $6.50 in San Diego.

100 people building them. I thought 1400/year was overly generous but I guess it's accurate. I wish they'd enlarge them a bit to incorporate the underbed storage in the standard model and the ability to have a fully made bed. They sure could use more storage.

Your Expedition far exceeds the EPA estimates. Keep it. https://www.google.com/search?q=2019+Ford+Expedition+fuel+economy&oq=2019+Ford+Expedition+fuel+economy&aqs=chrome..69i57.15491j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

That's a good buy. With the shortbed at least you don't have to think out turning so much.

Yeah,really nice combo!! I wish my 2000 Northstar TC800 looked half a nice.