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Is the pop out the only sleep surface or an additional sleeping area?

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I swear like 75% of the trailers I see come up for sale here and on FB are in the southeast, about as far from me in Oregon as can be! Would be interested if you weren’t so far!

Where are you located?

Understandably so! Sounds like it’s worth testing elsewhere at some length to gain (or not) confidence in its ability and timing.

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Congrats on the arrival, enjoy the new ride!

[emoji41][emoji23] I believe the sign reads: Leave No Trace (Unless your trace will evaporate within two hours in a PNW summer)

I’m amazed no one has recommend indoor plumbing on the thread yet!! My wife and I lived in the RTT for 6 weeks this past summer and she was in her first trimester of pregnancy - for the uninitiated that means needing to pee every 15 minutes - 3 hours. She’s a fan of the Shenis when we’re out...

I can’t account for the dude who’s experience was that they fail in cold water, but I spent some time in Svalbard and they use zodiac boats everywhere up there. After a backpacking trip we were picked up on one and ferried a couple hours back and it was driven like it could slam into an iceberg...

Looks stout. Any video posted up of it being operated?

I hope you’re right about it fitting! Both mounted with a minor lift and the spare on the rear door. A spare 35 without a home creates one hell of a problem and greatly diminishes the appeal of this vehicle to me.

From what I’ve seen of images of prototypes, there are true 35s mounted but the spare that was mounted on the rear door was a 265/70/17. Haven’t seen anywhere a 35 mounted as a spare. I’ve probably broached this 50 times on all the forums so forgive me if you’re noticing me belabor the point...

Thanks for sharing pics and insights, Beowulf What was your sense of ground clearance? I’ve gone back and forth playing with the build tool since putting my reservation in (I know we have plenty of time), can’t tell if I’d like to slider steps, imagining I will if I put 35s on, though from...

Well speculative or not, I like your answer [emoji6] I’m in a 2.8L diesel Colorado ZR2 currently and getting about 20-22mpg when I treat my fuel and the truck is unloaded. I’d be happy with 16-20 in a gasser, especially considering the size of the cargo area in the rear. My mpg drops to 6-10...

Any idea what the MPG will be in the North American models? How much larger the LRA tanks might be (even though there aren’t any aftermarket products yet bc there still isn’t a product yet [emoji51])?

Thank you. I see the advantage of the stripped down camper and having inner access to one’s bed. I suppose it is one quarter or half the price of other slide-in campers, though you get built-ins and you can leave those free standing and drive away from your campsite for the afternoon. Everything...

For the naifs among us, what is LRA?

You absolutely can replace batteries in all Apple devices. I have a MacBook that is 12 years old and is on its third battery. It’s so well built that I’ve used it daily for its whole life and haven’t had to replace anything but the battery. But I get your point, though Apple is the exception to...