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The drop down stairs on the fords is a super cool feature! We used ours all the time. If you can, go with the 8'. It's a good size bigger and worth it. Just watch your payload.... More interior space means more cabinetry and gear!

Yes of course. Although I never like the idea of having the camper moving a bit due to a little of play in the camper jacks. All pending on the size of camper and your interior, the centre of gravity may not be ideal for someone being in the alcove. This means: if the interior is too lightweight...

We bought tons of their products in the past. Customer service sucked.... 40% of our shipments from there where faulty. Be careful!

Most MIL tires suck in snow. For winter driving I would consider going with a commercial truck tire that’s rated for ice and snow. Something like commercial drivers use.

There was a guy (instructor) at the North West and BC overland rally the last couple years. Forgot his name…. But he was selling tire repair kits that he put together himself. Was about $100. A couple weeks ago I used it for the first time. Was I ever glad to have it with me! The plugs and...

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I have that exact seat in our Transit camper for a third person. Love it! Good luck with the sale.

If you can, go bigger than the 1300L. The 1500 or 1700 have better axles and portals. More horsepower doesn’t hurt either…. Unloaded the 1300 with turbo is ok but with a heavy camper will make slow as molasses. Subframes can be purchased in Germany through Atlas 4x4 . Keep in mind the 25 year...

I believe it’s mostly because ford increased prices on the chassis.

There are 4 Total Composites campers mounted on E series trucks. All have some sort of articulating subframes either build by the customer or our builders. It's up to the owners and builders to share details of those trucks. We are just the box supplier. But in any case, I thought I should let...

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We are right at the 1900lb payload with 1 person, full tanks and camping gear. The camper alone (fully outfitted) is 1200-1300lb ( didn't get an accurate reading yet as the closest scale is 2 hours away). The flatbed added a couple hundred LB to the regular one, the air suspension added some...

I love this event! Much more about community and making connections than a "trade show". It was a pleasure finally meeting you in person :-)

Dream truck, right there.... Location: Iceroads Northern Canada.

Recreating the same set up shouldn't be a problem at all. Please reach out to one of our partners purchase-truck-camper They will be able to make the purchase. Cheers

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They are certainly not actively looking for you LOL . But a lowered, loud sports car will certainly be more likely to be pulled over than others. In North America the cops don't care about this stuff....

Agreed. Keep in mind that laws and law enforcement on German roads is extremely strict! Make sure all your tires, accessories, noise of your exhaust is conform to the regulations. The chances of getting pulled over are high. In Germany, they won't let you drive "to the next shop for repairs"...

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I think it all depends what your priorities are. For some, a washer/drier and big screen TV are a must. For others, a roof top tent is pure luxury. All of my personal campers are 11' tall. Certainly not ideal in forested areas. But a set of brush guards really help! I would be more concerned...