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I've been off of work for about three months or so, taking the first month to work on the truck, the second month to travel and this month is a combo of both. I work in psychiatry, and the past several years have been...stressful....so this LOA has been great to relax. As part of that...

So, I've run True-tracs and Auburns in different vehicles over the years, and wasn't really a fan of the Auburns with how they wear, but the Powertrax GripPro is fairly close to the TT. Its a true helical cut gear driven LSD and I LOVE it! I do turn the "auto LSD" off when I drive these days...

Attaching the camper w bolts was easy enough. I had to pull the taillights to drill the last one on each side, but that wasn't problematic. I appreciate the tip on the the anchor spot for the awning!

Finally getting around to posting some pics and updates of the camper here: https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/big-booty-judy-2014-dc-tundra-build-w-ovrlnd-camper.213555/page-5#post-3130661 My wife and I just got back from three weeks on the road in the camper and it did just fine. Def...

Well, I've been on a work sabbatical from my clinic since August, and use that month to build out the camper a bit more, and then the wife and I hit the road for most of September. We did a few days at a friends house, but primarily camped in dispersed areas in UT, ID, MT, WY, WA, OR and NV...

Pics would be fantastic....I'll be searching through the build threads listed at the beginning here to get some ideas too. Thanks for the link, and yeah, 112* is not ideal....I lived in Glendale for 2.5 years for grad school at Midwestern, and having grown up in Flag, was no acclimated to the heat.

For folks running a propane heater mounted inside the camper, like a propex, what sort of passthrough valve or fitting do you used to connect to the outside. I've got my propane mounted on my RIGD, and would like to run a hose from the tank to the side of the camper, and then from the inside of...

If you moved, you wouldn't need to go to a range w a bunch of knuckleheads.

Still sitting in the garage waiting to be bought

I cant snap pics right now as my truck is getting some new gears, but I have noticed a huge difference in dust ingress. Right now I'm driving my mother's Tacoma w an OVRLND and it does not have the PPV. I was on dirt roads getting to and from a fishing spot yesterday, and there was significantly...

There are two different ways to get a sleep platform...longitudinally and transverse. Goose Gear makes the longitudinal versions, while AT makes the transverse ones. The former being a hinged two piece thing(think horizontal bi fold closet doors) and the latter being a three piece deal.

May of 2011 was the original purchase date from Fernando. You aren't the old Heidi in AZ are ya?

Gorgeous pic!

Still for sale; you can pick it up at ExPo this weekend.

Base camp for a quick overnight Gila Trout excursion.

Not really any new changes on the truck, but yesterday, I covered a clinic of mine in Payson, and was able to get some time on the water for the first native trout species I caught...the Gila! Got my first one last year, and then the piggy today. Always good to be on the water, and the 10 miles...

As an illustration of why these campers are so great....this last weekend, the fiancee and I crewed an aid station about 20 miles offroad for the Cocodona 250. We had the gear for the 2 of us, and 4 other people, as well as 51 5 gallon water jugs in the back of the truck Yes, they were empty...

Pic links fixed. Still for sale.

After seeing the Instagram post about www.OverlandFoam.com, I contacted Jay/Maggie a few weeks back and placed a custom order for a 3" pad, and they delivered yesterday. Jay was kind enough to let me borrow a 2" version for a SB trip. Since I have the 10" height, I went w a bit thicker, and am...

Thanks! Is the box vented at all? Vertical or horizontal for the vent if it is?