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Some more progress posts as the kids are watching Hamilton... And on the Rago Fab mount, I installed an ARB twin compressor, and then my brother from another mother made my dual battery charger: And it went straight to some good use in MT... More to follow...

Sure is; I'll give you a call tomorrow.

Back down to our favorite swimming hole and BBJ stretched her legs a bit. Very glad to have aired down ahead of time, and even more glad to have some skid plates. Got to paddle a bit too, and the kids caught some creek shrimp. Now I need to buff out some scratches

Next was a trip to central UT for some fly fishing and general good times w my kids and some old friends. Temps were in the 90s during the day, so it was nice to have a the water to cool down in, and the camper stayed nice and ventilated at night...perfect sleeping weather. Of course, gotta...

Very minimal condensation, even in cold wet weather. I camped in single digit overnight temps and snow around New Years and didnt have any issues at all. The rain was pretty decent in CO, and didnt have any issues there. Now, camped in similar areas in the Flippac and condensation was terrible...

For the first actual camping trip, I headed up to CO and tested the camper out in the high mountain and rain; not a single issue w it, and had some white-knuckle fun on Ophir Pass. And a short time-lapse of setting the camper up.

I wanted to provide a comparison between the Flippac and Habitat. The Hab, while similar in appearance, is a different beast entirely. The FP is not terribly well constructed and felt flimsy the times I had it out, also required a separate rainfly. I'm very happy w the Hab.

Spent the weekend installing this beast...as always, some parts had to modified, and as always, with my instruction reading, I got to redo a few things. More pics to come after I have time to sort through, but this'll do for now.

The truck got naked for a bit....one trip down to a super secret swimming hole: Because.....I did this....

Finally taking a moment to add some more photos from the trip after Texas....up to our favorite area in southern UT. We stop here for lunch on our way each time....always an easy drive from Flag, and the views to the north and south are decent. And of course, a shot of the truck: This...

Well, with my trip to London cancelled due to COVID, I might as well work some more on this build thread! This was the original design of the sleeping platform...I thought I was clever by having the center portion removable, with the platform high enough to fit the the Front Runner boxes, but...

You can see why the moniker is apropos...and the kids think its funny as hell, so why not. After far too many years of SUVs, one divorce later and I have a truck that've been wanting for some time. No frills 2014 Tundra Double Cab, originally purchased w a camper shell, but now has a slightly...

Bump!

Bump!

Not sure why I had the winch mount at the same price as the plate system, but I've correct the price to where it should be listed at; $275...just incase that entices anyone to buy.

5th generation Toyota 4Runner Pelfreybilt Hidden Winch Mount for 2014 and up. This will fit 2010-2013, but you have to trim the valance differently, and it looks like crap when you do, so keep that in mind. Comes w hardware and my wonderful rattle can pain job. $275 + shipping Located in...

Bump...still for sale.

No, I do not. This is just the touch screen itself.

No, the rest of the kit was kept by the previous owner of my Hab; this is just an extra screen he had mounted in the Hab to control everything from the back. @wesel - Surprised you could read that many letters in a row! Hope you're well buddy.

This came w my Habitat, and being the luddite that I am, I won't be using this. Looks like they retail for $350 or so...$200 + shipping for this one. I visually saw that this worked just fine when removed.