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This is how my set up worked when i lived in CO and primarly did winter camping at 10k. I've had this set up in smaller pop up's also where we consistently winter camped with 3 dogs and 2 people. Never had anybody or anything burn There is a camper behind mine that you can barely see in...

i sold it. how is your truck sit as of today? I'm buying something in the next 24 hours

Interested in a 99 Tacoma v6 xtracab 4x4 plus cash?

I've had one for years just in case i got stranded overnight back country snowmobiling. Very compact and easy to store.

nice stuff. come to san diego often?

What are you doing with the stock suspension parts. I may be interested and I am local

That was me and I didn't feel it needed an explanation. I was lucky enough to have lived in Colorado and toured all the local manufactures as well as lite-craft (no longer in business). I agree with what the OP came up with. In the end I ended up owner Lite-Crafts and NorthStar Campers. What...

These guys http://www.trekadvisor.org/2012/12/14/phoenix-pop-ups-custom-subpar-worksmanship/ I've seen that tundra combo for sale a few times over the years. The review from trekadvisor is pretty spot on with my experience with the manufacture.

Damm. I'd sell my 99 Tacoma for this

hmm i may have to try this. i assume this is what you are talking about? http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Electronics-XGPS150-Universal-Smartphones/dp/B004M3BICU

I also had an Ultimate MX Hauler and i would lower the rack and just barely squeeze in the camper.

Done it but couldn't access the camper door. Not ideal but better than hauling a trailer for this specific trip. I used lots of tiedowns and it turned out to be more stable than without the camper because i could secure the bike to camper jacks.

I've camped in some of the coldest weather in a pop up lite-craft as well a hard sided Northstar. My advice: - Dual Heat (Forced Propane and Wave 3 or 6 catalytic heater) - Dual 6V batteries (Try to locating them somewhere where they have some insulation) - Home depot or Lowes Insulation -...

price

It's tough to find a cheap Gen 1 tacoma IMO, especially with low miles. A Gen 1 Tundra can be had for super cheap.

check fb https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ujoint-Offroad/170935869592316

You would need a pretty significant mast and standing rigging which could get complicated on such a short platform. I would suggest a kite. http://youtu.be/2AMNdcPaHso

I have the Yakima feet. Locks. And cross bars. Pm me if you want me to dig them out of my garage

I'm with you!

that's an interesting forum. I've got a lot to learn. Going on my sail trial on monday. here she is.