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We used Essex when we bought our motorhome. No complaints. I'm told Lightstream, an affiliate of Suntrust, handles campers. Good luck and let us know how this works out.

Some musings The MDR is a short-bed (6.5’) with a SnugTop Cab-hi shell. Has served me well for 20 years over all kinds of terrain. Here are my thoughts on that set-up: *I have a BedRug that makes sleeping directly on the “floor” easy. I use an REI 3.5” camp pad. Sitting up is not a problem...

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Thanks for the heads up and video tip. My “new to me” low mileage 2002 Chevy 2500HD spent time sitting in a pole barn. Exercising the 4WD is good advice for ALL systems, electrical and vacuum acuated.

Outstanding photography! Now...about your predilection with reptiles. :eek: (JK!)

A shovel, some Maxtracs or similar, a good jack, your camping gear, leave your trip plan/itinerary with somebody, and then go have some fun. You’ll discover pretty quickly what you need...and it won’t be as much as you might think. :sombrero: Welcome to ExPo.

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Looks great! We're you able to use the factory dash faschia or did you have to get something new?

I think there may be a couple of shots or two of your K10 that would look pretty cool on the front of a shirt. :sombrero:

Looks great! I have a “new to me” 2002 Chevy 2500HD XC 4X4 LB and I’ve been looking hard at what to do for the camper set-up. Your build has reminded me about the Callen option. Couple of questions: 1) Is it insulated and if so, with what material? 2) Did you specify the windows in the doors...

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I have no idea what the camper is worth but will say that in So Cal Lazy Daze is well respected for their Class C motorhomes around here. You might consider giving the factory a call for assistance. Good luck with the sale and don't be afraid to “cast a wide net” when you finally...

My ‘96 Ram Ext Cab SB is tight but doable in terms of camping out of the back and I have to drop the tailgate if I want to carry plywood panels. Upside: it has an excellent turning radius that helps offroad and in the parking lot. My ‘02 Chevy Ext Cab LB is much roomier and more...

Enjoyed the video very much. Awesome trip but reminded me of why I hate mud...:bowdown:

Great pics. That's an area I want to explore...thanks for sharing. :sombrero:

Just finished re-reading the entire thread; great writeup and engineering. A 2002 Chevy 2500HD 4X4 may be in my future and I've always liked the idea of the utility bed with a pop up. I may shamelessly steal much of your build...please accept that as a compliment...

This is the complete unit that can use wood, charcoal, and propane. Comes complete with a tough nylon carrying bag. I was really intrigued by the compactness and versatility of the unit but in the end, it just didn't suit our style of cooking. Paid around $160 new, I've used it twice, asking...

Time to make a little room out there in the garage: 1. Smittybilt XRC12 winch. This is the Gen 1 but it has never been mounted or used. All the nuts and bolts and other goodies are there. Wire rope and wired controller. Paid $495 and asking $250. 2. CIPA Magna (CM-7300) extendable, power...

I helped a buddy of mine with his 21" trailer after receiving a quote of $2500 from a repair facility, He bought the Dicor rubber roof and associated products on Amazon, I don't know exactly what he spent but it was hundreds of dollars and not thousands. We had it finished in a matter of hours...

I'm also interested in seeing possible options. :sombrero: