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That was basically what I was wondering about, this morning. Can I bring you a Canadian-spec, titled in my Province, Fuso and then get it reclassified as an RV when I get home?

Very well explained and written, kudos. I'm of the same opinion.

The zillions of available RTT brands are all of varying quality, so choose wisely. I've really only seen 4 and the canvas material was completely different.

Completely agree.

I'll add my two cents: hard shell RTTs are very expensive, very heavy and extremely quick to setup and teardown. I have a Roost.

Cost, construction quality, cost, style. All over the map.

All you need now, is a disco ball. :)

I'm pondering a short box double can Tacoma, to replace my aging 80. My RTT is a Roost and is 90" long. I guess it will cross the gap, right? And will frame flex cause issues?

I should clarify my previous comment: I mean that less zippers and seams means the tent will stay weatherproof longer. I'm sure these tents are waterproof in the first place. Depends on how often you camp, and how careful/abusive you are with your gear. My gear all looks like crap after a...

Less zippers & seams = better. But then again, I've never slept in one!

The James Bay Road up to Long Point, on James Bay (of the Arctic Ocean). Then the Trans-Taiga, which gets you further away, by road, from a town anywhere in NA (I think!). The Trans-Labrador up into the Northern East Coast. Much of this is open through the winter and that could include some epic...

Yup, more photos gooder! :elkgrin:

Good job on the photos!

LEAST aggressive "off road" tires used ? Full size E rated Michelin M/S 2 ? Yes, I second that: look at the Cooper Discoverer AT3.

Same here.

I'm looking forward to hearing how durable you think it will be. If it's anything like the regular awning: I used stainless steel hose clamps to attach the L brackets to my load bars. A.

I've experienced exactly that. Haven't tested since 5.0 came out, though. A.

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I use a pair of beat up Scepter MFCs with new Viton gaskets. They seem not to off gas at all. So how long can I go? (I understand that a month is best.) Thanks for the response!

I keep 40l of petrol/gasoline in my rig, pretty much all the time. I do try and use it on a regular basis, but sometimes it sits for a while. So, two questions: - Should I fill them with ethanol-free fuel, to avoid deterioration and contamination with water? - Should I add stabilizer? Thanks...