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Hi! At the end of the day, it's just a box so it could fit on anything larger than my Tacoma. The front mounting bracket is made for a Tacoma, but the rear is just a hitch mount. So, it'll depend on a few measurements and you may have to get creative with the mounting brackets. The one I have...

*bump as we head into the new year! Stay warm and toasty while you camp ?

He sleeps with us up top. I had been sketching out a platform to use down below, but our dog has been using that space. It is possible to make a small bed down there.

Showing room enclosure, galley and you can see the solar on the roof.

Our family of 3 + dog has taken trips as long as 9 consecutive days with this setup. We did not run out of water, propane, or diesel heater fuel during that time. We have camped through frozen winter and Moab summer with no complaints. We paid just under $40,000 for this unit, all the...

We are selling our beloved Khaya camper from Alu-Cab. This is the “Prime” model which basically means it’s fully-loaded. We installed this in May of 2019 and it has performed great for our needs. In the new remote-work world, we are finding ourselves wanting more space so we can travel longer...

I’ll be posting my AluCab Khaya camper for a Tacoma here soon. It’s fully loaded so I dunno the budget here. Probably post this weekend.

Hopefully more clearance and travel. Lots of time to figure it out tho! How long have you been in the list?

We just threw down our deposit to get in line for a Hybrid! We've been looking at this trailer since March and have been unable to find anything comparable. I appreciate all the info in this thread and might be reaching out with additional questions as we get closer. We will be building a...

Lightweight desert runner mode right now. I won’t keep it this way but the weight balance has been great.

Yeah, and my wildly overbuilt Tacoma isn't even done yet! She's about to go on a diet. My next rig will be kept as close to stock as possible. Seems no matter where I crawl my truck to, there's already some dude there in a stock-whatever. It's fun to build up rigs but they are mostly vanity...

Sounds like a heated discussion, as usual! I'm waiting for a test drive and more reports in the field from production units, but I think LR has nailed it with this car and if Scott Brady gives it (y) then that says a lot for me. I have not owned a LR, but am very interested in replacing my...

Camping in the Mojave Desert this week.

This is a great build! Something like this may be in our future as the family gets bigger and trips get longer.

So you are local here in Bend?? I'll have to keep an eye out for your rig! I'm lucky that my family is small...literally, we are pretty small people. But it does get cramped in the Taco. My son is 3 and his legs are crammed against the seat in his car seat in the back. My wife is only 5' tall...

Great setup! We are also in the Tacoma + Camper place right now and considering going full-size in the coming years. It is getting crowded as our family grows and our trips get longer! Not to mention the GVWR nightmare.... I'm seeing more and more FS rigs on the trails so I know they can fit...

Of course! Tacoma’s have poor payload to start with. I tried to keep everything as light as possible and the camper can be removed if needed. With gearing, brakes and suspension upgrades...it’s not bad. I do wish they had the sweet ass Colorado when I built this. They have a much higher payload.

Finally got the heater in the camper to work and fixed the air bags. Snow camping is the thing to do right now. headed to the Mojave soon so making sure everything is running smooth.

Taco Tuesday in the snow. We are off to the Mojave Road soon to warm up.