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I'll look again, I didn't see any internal photos and I didn't want to watch a video on mobile data.

Why on earth not make interior pictures accessible on your website and/or here?

What would it typically cost to convert a 2WD F350 to 4WD? I have seen some spectacular deals on F350's just like this one. Great looking project!

Good to know. I have a roof top cargo box. So maybe I could keep it in there. Makes me lean towards the smaller one in that case. Thanks JM

Looking at either the 1000w or the 2200w Honda portable generator. Is this something I can keep in the back of a Subaru Outback with other gear? When in the off position, do they smell gassy? I have a larger 3000w one but it doesn't make trips and lives outside under cover. Thanks, JM

Are there any other topper campers like this that have vertical walls? I want to utilize the space inside better, and the ones angled in take space away for seating.

It looks fantastic. I just don't get why they would use a Taco if you are going to charge that much and build something custom... use the right truck. Don't you want wiggle room in your payload?

https://slideins.tufport.com/

Saw one these the other day in Vancouver. The fellow showed me the inside, he really liked it because it can be converted from work -> camper instantly.

I get the rut thing, and similarly with snow. What I don't get is why they are worse on sand as some people claim.

Ha, that is why I was asking where he was. If he was in Washington or something, could head up to Vancouver as those prices are Canadian as well.

Where are you located?

Lots of confusing contradictory info on DRW. It's hard to make sense of all the info because what people actually do with their vehicle varies so widely. The crazy rigs, built by those who could build a space shuttle if they desired, mostly seem to go with super singles. Unless you are...

I bought some super cheap ones on Amazon. I'm using them on a Subie Outback though, not a monster size F550 zombie crusher.

Curious about this. When I see 4x4 van conversions for sale they are almost never high mileage. Is that because people that keep them, keep them forever and have greasy thumbs, or are the ones for sale low mileage because they are harder to maintain and you need a greasy thumb to keep them...

Damn, I just assumed it was a model that wasn't sold in Canada, as we usually get screwed that way. But I think you are right, this might be some BS here.

Oh yeah, I'd get that Yammie at 499 if 500 was your budget.

Amazon has the Generac 2200i on for $502 in the US. I would not try to save any more money and spend less on rando brands. Honda > Yahama > Generac Those are the three I would go with. Is there another brand that should be in there I'm not aware of?