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Unfortunately, I won't be able to bring my XRL to OE. I won't even be camping out. :-( But I will be there to see the sights on Saturday.

I recently saw an announcement in the newspaper that said reservations will be required for all campsites there starting in September. I don't recall any other details. Worth some followup.

I'm not sure if this is what you mean by removable camper but check this out http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/121184-quot-TrailTop-quot-modular-trailer-topper-building-components/page45. It's a long thread but he has a teardrop type assembly with a floor that might work like you...

Hey Workhorse. I don't know enough about the 80 series to answer your question. But your Cruiser sounds real interesting. Can you talk about it a bit? Did you import it? Does it have the AWD?

You could put a pretty thick mattress in there and still have plenty of room.

Yes, great job. Impressive and motivating video.

That has to be Arivaipa Creek on the east side of the Galiuro Mts, correct? I've wanted to explore that area.

Every tent has to be staked down if there is wind. A free standing dome tent can stand without stakes, but any wind will move/collapse it.

The red plates and bowls...what are they made of? I've been thinking of getting Melamine. Seems to hold up well.

Hmmm....where to mount the RTT?

A REAL utility vehicle!

I don't know the answer to your question. Use the "Contact Us" on the website. They'll answer pretty quickly. Post their response. I'd like to know also.

I'm pretty sure you can buy the pod separately.

Yes! I really like the X4. I sent an email and they answered back. It will be the same price as the full size Jumping Jack. $6k. That's expensive. BUT...The pod (which contains the tent) and trailer are much smaller than the original. 4x6, so it's similar in size to a M416. The pod can be used...

Don't you just love it when a plan comes together? Beautiful work, Jeff.

HAHAHAHA that's great! Your trailer is coming along real nice.

Please take a lot of pictures of the construction. You have a great design. I very much want to see how you put it together.

Now THAT'S a Land Cruiser!

Can you post some all around pictures (front, side, back)? I'd like to see the blacked out parts from a little distance. You do really excellent work. Great attention to detail.

Anxious to see what you come up with Jeff. I've thought about trying to make a canvas military truck type canopy for a pickup truck. Australians have a wide selection of these, the coolest looking on trayback (flatbed) Land Cruisers.