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Hi Jefe, No tail gate on the Tundra.....your mistaken there. I also carry another 35" in the traditional spare location under the box. The swing out was built by CBI Off Road.....great people. Highly recommend you give them a call: http://www.cbioffroadfab.com/ ....I believe they make...

Recent Pix form weekend outing to traversing part of the Alexander Mackenzie trail around Kluskoil Lk: Trail In: Typical Mud hole: River Crossing: Rickety bridge: Camp spot: Camp spot: Typical fishing holes on Black Water River: All in all the girls loved the camper....especially...

Best I have done so far is 16....usually get 12 to 14 mpg. I did look into a flat deck with storage below the deck. Issue was the way I wanted it done to make it worth my while the flat deck would be considerably more weight then the box. The service body company spec. was aluminum with...

I meant with the camper and all my work gear plus a trailer. Add a couple hundred pounds of tools, instruments, supplies for a couple weeks, fuel & water, two 700 lb snowmobiles.....it gets heavy fast. Trailer brakes never last in rough use on the forestry roads day in day out and I haul a...

I have a cover over the guts which is made of a wet suit material ..... served me well in the past. The full fabric covers seem to rot quickly up here from the salt. Found the wetsuit one worked better even though it does not look as good due to the foot and rail get rusty. I have never found...

Hello All, Whats the same as the old camper: Extra insulation everywhere…..that's about it. So here is what I we tweaked on my beloved Tacoma camper and set up going to a Tundra: First off the new Tundra Phoenix camper is amazing! Rob is getting better and better in my opinion...

Up date is I have decided to go with a Tundra with a 5.7 L and another Phenoix Camper. The new camper will have all the changes and tweaks I learned from the first one. All minor stuff really. Larger ARB fridge, diffrent layout, added shower, diffrent storage set up etc. Head down next month...

I had a Phoenix camper built for my needs and could not have been happier. Service was great and quality of the camper was even better plus picking all your features is really important. My camper was for work in cold weather and hard use so I needed simple and reliable. Four Wheel Campers...

Did this sell? Hi ....interested to know if this sold? Serious inquiry!

Was not going to post but had to after reading the bad experience on the Phoenix. Zero issues with mine. Excellent craftsmanship and nice parts in the spec. Super happy with it. So experiences vary….you’ll find that with all manufacturers I would bet.

Dusty roads are a enemy to the propane (standard) fridge. ARB fridges are highly efficient and do not have to be vented to the out side like the propane units. Also the ARB's removal top is a nice feature for accessing the contents of the fridge with the top down. Coyote RV also sells them...

Winter Camping in a pop up Easy....spent Alot of nights in my camper this last winter was always warm and comfortable. My camper had zero issues. You will get ice build up inside the camper along frame structure and inside on the pop up fabric. I wipped every thing down when the condensation...

Thats very nice

I'm really not sure....hope Rob reads this and answers it for you.

The answer to your issue is a North Shore Rack. Awesome bike rack! http://northshoreracks.com/ I love mine. You can probably set it up as is to clear your tail gate.....if not add a extension or request a a longer tube on the bottom. North Shore Racks is a small business (husband & wife...

Hi every one Been a while since I have posted something so here goes: Questions have landed via my private message in box about the generator: It’s a Champion 2000 W and I love it! Quiet as a Honda and ¼ the cost with Costco Warranty.....hard to beat! Yes I have owned Honda generators and...

I use my Phoenix off road camper to -25 degrees Celsius (average this winter) and a few -30ish nights all the time. Mine was set up by Rob with higher amount of insulation, 20,000 btu furnace, insulated lines with heat tape as well as a few other options. Only issue is condensation, which...

Hi docb14 The Kelly TSR's are just a better all around tire when not in mud then the BFG M/T KM2 in my opinion. The BFG M/T KM2 is a poor winter tire compared to the Kelly TSR studded tire.

Phoenix pop up here......sleep in it in sub zero Celsius all the time. Coldest it has been is -32 with it so far. No issues and I stay nice & warm. I did have the 20,000 btu furnace put in and extra insulation, Been in it in howling winds with no issues......rain only a couple times as up...

Have both....Duratracks are studded on the Cruiser for winter (they are a crapy summer tire due to accelerated wear) as they are a awesome winter tire. Summer I run KM2 on the the Taco & Cruiser. Another option for you that I run on my Tacoma in the winter is the Kelly TSR. A aggressive all...