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Sorry for the later reply. Yup it’s 6‘ 6” on the inside - just measured it. So you should fit, but its a little close.

Yea, being tall makes your options slim pickings to be honest. The inside of my Hiatus I think is 6ft 6inches.....I think. I will pop it later today and measure for you to be 100% sure. Ill get back to you with a report on that.

Happy to answer any questions anyone might have. If you have any other questions just let me know. Thats an open invite to all of you out there.

Thank you. Looking forward to your build thread on the Super Pacific! That should be interesting!

Thats a great question. There‘s not one big single reason that I chose a Hiatus over and Four Wheel camper, but many small reasons. Here is a short list of those for you: 1) The price. I wanted something new, not used. So when comparing the price of the Four Wheel Camper (wether I buy it built...

A Hiatus Camper on a Gladiator would be an epic setup! I highly recommend contacting @HiatusCampers directly to chat with them. They can provide you with more pictures and information. Super-super nice folks.

From our most recent trip into Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.

Good god! That is an amazing rig! Considering how rare your LC is (in good condition), its milage, and its mods - I say the price is spot on. Good luck. The right buyer is out there.

Was an amazing trip, wish it could have lasted longer!

Just got back from a 10 day trip in our @HiatusCampers. Flawless, amazing, and perfect was the trip and the camper. For those of you who say “price is too steep and wait is too long” I say, nothing good comes cheap or quickly. I mean honestly, what item in the overland world is actually ”cheap”...

I have no idea. I’m short and cant see that high. I blame my father.

If you are ever in Arizona, let me know you are welcome to come tour my Hiatus!

Been there, done that. Easy. No problems. The only thing you have to be carful of when closing it up in high winds, is that the walls will want to fold down quickly due to the wind pushing on them. So if you are not paying attention, it could catch you off guard.

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Well took @givemethewillys advice and hit the road for 10 days. @HiatusCampers Sedona, Lake Powell lone rock beach (stupid busy), Telluride, Silverton, Durango, and Angel Fire. Was epic. Here are the most recent pic of the interior + trip pics:

:rolleyes: Aldsmith3, great rig! Ignore the trolls. Standard operating procedure.

Solid advice.

No offense at all! Solid points, and thanks for taking your time. You and I would likely disagree on the KBB subject though. Tacomas, 4Runners, Ford 7.3’s, Dodge 5.9‘s, old diesels, vans, old military style unimog stuff, all consistently sell well-well above KBB as a standard operating...