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I'm with the OP on skinny tires. I think some 285/80R17s or 275/85R17s would be great on my F150. Tried the wide 315s and I'm not a fan, settled for some 285/75R17s that I like, just wish they were a little taller.

I ended up getting the Cooper AT3 XLTs and so far like them. Very quiet on the road compared to the KO2s I had before, and seem a little more aggressive than the pictures show. Haven't had them off the beaten path yet though, so can't comment there.

I'm not familiar with the 2015+ trucks but my 2013 fit 35s fine with Bilsteins at 2 inches up front. I recently went from 315/70/17s to 285/75/17s and am very happy with the switch though.

If I were to buy a midsize (of those choices given) it would be the Ranger #1, then the Frontier #2. Suspension upgrades are simple to do, if you find you do not like how the Ranger rides. I wasn't pleased with the room in a Colorado/Canyon or the Tacomas I've been in and I feel, if you are...

Do you plan on leaving it on full time? I’m interested in one but would need to build out the interior and it would need to be removable as I can’t have it on full time. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Make an offer! Would like to move this!

Lowered Price - $6k Would like to move this so I can get started on a build!

I actually don't mind the look. Its way outside the norm, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. I can see owning one someday (an electric truck of any brand), but not to replace my gas truck as my travel vehicle, but to replace my gas truck as my commuter vehicle. Still have the utility of...

I saw someone mention here they didn’t like their flip over one because the height needed to do so kept them from staying in some of their favorite places - hitting trees and whatnot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

BRCC Caffeinated AF. My absolute favorite coffee that just happens to have twice the amount of caffeine as a regular cup.

Under Armor Covert Tactical pants are some that I wear a lot. Vertx makes some really good stuff too that I like, but most of their stuff runs small. Eddie Bauer Guide Pro pants I also like, but not for work. They're more slim fit than I care to wear at work, so I wear them for...

If I could pick on up in the 40s count me in.

Haven't read the whole thread, but look at an ultralight tipi (teepee) from somewhere like Seek Outside. They packs small, are super light, and are quite spacious. Plus, you can add a stove for cold weather camping. https://seekoutside.com/tipi-tents/

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Update: furnace works great! More pictures. Make an offer! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Definitely interested. May be a little small for my F150 but I’ll check out the eagle dimensions online. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

May want to post a price.

Correct. I am leaning towards 1/4 ply covered with outdoor carpet on the inside and for the exterior I will either use some VHB tape to put on aluminum or I will go with 1/4 ply and do the poor mans fiberglass. I've used the PMF method on a small teardrop before so am familiar with it and know...

I’ve considered panels, but don’t care to make my own and the couple quotes I got were too rich for my blood. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Yes it will be a slide in. I plan on insulating with foam panels where I can and will have the canvas for the pop up insulated. I have considered a wood frame instead of steel since that would be a lot less thermally conductive but I have more experience with steel. Sent from my iPhone using...