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Give me a reason to come to Expo this year. Buy my African Outback TechniTop RTT. $950 Has thermal pad, sleeping pad, plus egg crate. Canvas and poles are all good, crappy ladder has been replaced with a new fully adjustable one. Cover is getting stiff and has a couple pinholes. Biggest issue...

Find a good spring shop. Find out who works on city/state vehicles, buses, etc. In Phoenix I took my truck to http://dunbarspring.com/ after installing my Icon Suspension. Re-arch and add a leaf to accommodate for RTT, eventual bumper build and full loaded weight- installed for <$600 out the...

Nice! Do you have a map of the route? I am interested in the first part of the video of the canyon and the abandoned town.

Thanks- I will check these out as well.

Thanks- I will add this to my list of sites to reference and compare.

Sorry, 1st Gen Tundra

So with adding bumpers, sliders, and roof top tent who has upgraded the brakes on their 1st Gen Tundra and what route did you go?

Thanks Nathan. It was actually really cold for this shot as well. 18 degrees that night. :campfire:

Was bored yesterday sitting on the couch.

Just working through some older images.

Except for the fact that the images this camera produces are not print worthy. It is a user interaction camera not a replacement for dslr's for those looking to actually print and/or sell images.

Wish I would have been able to find a White Tundra when I was looking. Really like those wheels. What are they?

There are a few avenues here. 1. Depending on the size of the RTT you get, it could be large enough for the dog to sleep with you. You can get the equivalent of a king size bed with some mfg's. 2. Depending on how you mount the tent. If you have a truck and do a low profile bed mount rack, your...

I think you have three potential options on the motorcycle. Have someone install a class III hitch on the back of the trailer or front of the Jeep and use a motorcycle hitch carrier. Other option would be to mount a motorcycle carrier on the front of the trailer and lengthen the tongue as...

Its not hard to level a truck, it doesn't have to be RV perfect level - just eyeballed to fairly level. Some people buy leveling sticks which you can stack as needed, you could carry a couple small pieces of lumber. I just use a shovel to scoop out some dirt and then roll a tire into the hole. I...

Good information so far. A couple more: - Frees up space in the vehicle as you do not have tent, cots, air mattresses, sleeping pads, or any of those items anymore. Depending on your tent you might also be able to leave your sleeping bag and pillow in the tent when moving from one location to...

My design- built in my buddies garage.

Thanks. I like mine as well though it is still a work in progress. Still have a few things left to do before I consider it complete.