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Foam cannons are so much fun.

Lightweight DIY Fiberglass pop top camper. It only adds 350 lbs fully loaded to the truck. Reduced mileage is mainly from my 38" tires and lift and not the camper. Without the camper, the mileage doesn't change. The tires are great at 4 wheeling but terrible for High-way mileage. EPA...

I used to live in Austin and Kerrville TX. You can fry an egg on you're roof down south!

My floor and walls have foam and carpet, but I never got around to insulating the ceiling. The automotive "stretch" carpet is nice, as it can stretch around curves. Of course if I insulate the ceiling, I'm going to have to insulate the tent material also. It never ends!! Nice idea using...

Impressive build. It looks like you've got a power and water system capable for life on the road. I might of missed it, but are you adding heat to your rig?

Chilling on the River.

Not sure if these would work.

Check out some baby cabinet locks to see if they work for you. There are a lot of different kinds for drawers and cabinets.

Looking forward to the full pictorial tour of it mounted on your truck!! Love to see the interior with all the gadgets operational.

The weather has finally turned and it is a beautiful weekend to head to the woods.

Both of you have me on the smoother ride with lower pressure. I drove a 40 mile rocky mountain pass with my Gladiator set at 50psi. It just about rattled me to death! I need to installed that compressor:)

Nitto Ridge Grappler - 25,000 mile review Alright, I'm been driving 4x4s and sport cars my entire life. I've used Michelin road tires, Goodyear mud tires, Pirelli race tires, and just about everything in between. I used to be a purist and buy the best race and mud tires. Only problem is that...

The fun begins!!!

That's a good point, I'll have to pull up the VHB tape to replace the panels in the future. A peal and still vinyl sounds like a good way to protect the surface of the camper. I've never used vinyl exterior decals or wraps. It this the stuff I would need?

10,000 mile Review! I just realized that I've been driving around with my camper now for 10,000 miles since I put it on 13 1/2 months ago. That's about 6,000 miles of daily driving to work and around town. The other 4,000 miles were on weekend adventures and camping in the Badlands / Rockies...

Awesome!! Don't forget to get plenty of pictures of her out in the wilderness.

I'm not sure why your paint gummed up but it could have been humidity, or some kind of condensation. As for the paint coming off the steel, there are a couple items to help the paint stick to the metal. 1) Cleaning/degreasing of the surface is key just in case there is some oil, grease or...

The first of many war wounds to come. A week after mounting my camper, I got a nice scratch down the length of my camper from a tree limb. Have fun!

Keep the pictures coming. I need my entertainment! Looking good.

Thanks, I like the exoskeleton idea! It looks like I'm not the only one that wants to keep my freedom panels operational with a roof rack. Here are a couple examples I found on the internet. I love the cantilevered design below for simplicity but I wouldn't trust it bouncing around on...