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Awesome rig

Thank you Agree. I had been considering and researching the setup for a couple years before I commited. Haven't looked back since. It is a great way to store everything in permanent places; very little loading and unloading at home. Food, clothes, personal gadgets, and go.

Started the change-over of lighting today. Baja Designs LP9s mounted. Wiring harness install this week. Ran short on time today.

Started the change-over of lighting today. Baja Designs LP9s mounted. Wiring harness install this week. Ran short on time today.

Thank you Getting the lights assembled today. [emoji106]

Thank you

Haven't been able to experience any adventures lately; 3 job changes since last August and some family responsibilities. But, things are beginning to settle down. Took a few hours this morning to wash the PNW Winter off of her. She cleans-up pretty nicely, I think [emoji7]. Getting ready for my...

Haven't been able to experience any adventures lately; 3 job changes since last August and some family responsibilities. But, things are beginning to settle down. Took a few hours this morning to wash the PNW Winter off of her. She cleans-up pretty nicely, I think [emoji7]. Getting ready for my...

Oh no. Wondered how long it would take.

Amazing. Love it. Want one.

So so true, about the short service body sides. Makes for a perfect camper fit and lowers the weight some. Mine only needs about 2" of flooring spacing to nicely clear the camper over the service body sides.

Fricken awesome [emoji482]

Thanks for checking in. Yeah, plate has been full for a bit but slowing down soon. Congrats on your change as well. [emoji482]

A definite concern. Have to gauge your trail risk prior to commitment.

2005 F-450 x-cab 4x4 with 8' Pacific service body, and Starcraft pop-up camper. LOVE IT!! The permanent storage is awesome. Would not go back to a regular bed for a camper again.

I have not. Had a couple vehicle projects to get in order, a job change, then some out of town (flying) trips to do. In Vegas right now for work. Whew. Been busy. Soon, very soon, getting out there somewhere. I need a break.

Niiice

Awesome rig. GLWS

Max weight on the ladder?

Hi Kerry, Thank you for the compliment. I used a very lightweight fabric tapestry map, and push tacks to hold it in place. The ceiling material proved to be a really good hold with the tacks, plus stretching the material some creates side torque (holds in place as well). If any tacks fall out...