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I believe there are some campers with this, not sure I've seen any RTT builds though. I have it in my house and love it.

Pretty good deal. A few months after I sold my '92RS 5 speed, the new owner totaled it (got hit in the side). Wish I would have know about it sooner so I could have parted it, but didn't find out until nearly a year after the accident and the truck was long gone to scrap.

Interior height?

bushings? or U-joints?

Not made in China - boxing yourself in there. Maybe an Espar? Not sure where they are made, but priced at 9X above the typical Amazon/Ebay Chinese diesel heaters.

BEST or adequate? The Amazon/Ebay diesel heaters work pretty good.

Do you mean production spots for the aluminum toppers with integrated wedge tents? More likely that peoples lives change over the year or 2 waiting for their build to get complete.

I never did a build thread, there are a bunch of photos on my Instagram: @83mmax I guess Wedge would be the proper name. Ripcord has a thread on here with his build, I used it for inspiration.

I had one for a couple years, they kinda suck. Terrible to dry out once wet, difficult to put away on top of a truck - damn dangerous when everything is wet (trucks are slippery when wet) and putting away. I'm describing the typical $1,500 +/- all canvas type tent. I built an A-Frame instead...

Everybody has a different idea of liberty. Personally I'd prefer the earth to be a bit cooler, and if cleaning up gas powered emissions helps that - power forward & protect MY liberty.

I had X-ices on a Dodge Caravan that my daughter drove 6 or 7 years ago, agree - great on snow stuff. Hakkas are supposed to be incredible, but I've not owned them.

Maybe its not something you want, as the saying goes, you do you. Awfully nice of you to give them a no interest $4.5k loan for a year.

So if they miss January delivery, do you get refunded?

BFG A/T KO2. I just put Falken Wildpeaks (AT Trail) on my '14 Outlander in the past week, they seem good, but have not had them for a snow season yet. Did great in the 1" we got 2 days ago. LoL.

Really cool, but solar is sub $100 / 100 watts. for hard panels, and $200 for foldable panels, I get there are a bunch of extras, but at $1950 for used panel 420 watts, it would be a hard sale. Right pricing would probably be in the $500 range.

Beautiful photos. Buckthorn is evil, it is even difficult to keep out of my yard in SE WI.

I didn't say I didn't hate it! Having a 25' spool of 3/16 line, a tubing bender and a bubble flair tool made the job bearable.

They rust out as well. I replaced mine this past weekend. Also not a difficult job.

It is pretty easy, there are several 10mm bolts holding a protector shield covering it (rear wheel well) and 3 bolts inside the filler door. Several vacuum hoses and the main fill hose. Expect the 10mm bolts to break off due to rust. I drilled mine out and replaced with new ones. Took me a...

Are you in the rust belt? If you are, or if the truck lived there for several years, the filler neck assembly is probably rusted out. Rock Auto sells replacements.