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It'll sell quickly on WTW if you price it fairly.

Careful to make sure the fridge is vented!

That second photo had me yelling "holy $hit!"

The panel you see there to the right of the water Jerry can goes to the 2nd row seat back. It's a tight fit but he loves it back there and is much more content being in a confined space especially when bouncing around. I wish the 100 had rear slider windows like the 80 so he could stick...

Lots of work doing all the wiring to a rig, nice to see it being documented and helping folks out! I removed the sub and put all my wiring in there. Even with a hi-lift it is nice to have the factory jack available. If you are putting a fridge in the back I would recommend hardwiring it...

Mine came with the sliding bed it's its as simple as two cleats on the side walls and a piece of plywood with a hardwood lip on the end.

There's a great youtube video of the Shadow deployed in some pretty windy conditions. I would think a lot will depend on the strength of your mounting brackets....seems the awning itself is very strong.

Love the nomenclature. I like to think of our fwc as a guest house but we have a brick and mortar real house. Not near as cool as a casita!

Scoutman, I'll be second in line if Bobby doesn't take them and they would make mounting my awning to my Gamiviti roof rack easier. My Shadow is sitting in the garage for over a year now awaiting a magical fairy to install it.