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Slept great! Camped at Anthony Lakes, OR on my drive home and got a couple nice mountain bike rides in there too.

Well… it was a long wait, but am feeling pretty good now that this thing is on the truck. I added a few extras during the confirmation call (juicebox, interior lights, side/back lights) and was glad to have those creature comforts on night 1. LP staff was friendly and professional, and...

Great concept. I was wondering when someone would incorporate the iKamper style side opening RTT into a canopy camper.

Thanks for this update jaywo! It would be great if Lone Peak would take and post photos of all the rigs that leave their warehouse, like GFC does on their gallery page.

Order #452 checking in. I placed the order on 11/03/2023. Truck: 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 shortbox (5'8" bed) Options: Cab passthru window, heater port, 2 rear grab handles. Planning to keep this build very basic to maintain truck bed functionality. Looking forward to seeing some built...

Wow! That is a very impressive and well-thought-out system. Thanks for sharing the pics. I used some similar UMHW strips for my homemade bedslide, they do the job just fine and keep everything simple and easily removable.

You have a good looking 2500 there. I'm curious about your sleeping platform. I have an Avalanche too and always just drop the mid-gate if I'm going to sleep in the back. When the mid-gate is dropped it does leave a slight angle where it lays down on top of the seat backs. It's never...

Yeah, it's possible. The panels can be removed by sliding them straight back. The panels have to lock/unlock in order though, so the rearmost panel has to be removed before the middle panel and the middle before the forward panel. It's an easy system though and only takes a minute or 2 to...

HenryJ's Thule rack is a good solution. I'm currently working on a slightly different rack setup for my Avalanche that will allow the rack to be used whether the bed panels are on or off. The pics below aren't mine, I grabbed them from another forum, but my design will be similar and will use...

I'm a new owner of an Avalanche, and was attracted to them for many of the same reasons as you. One thing I love about it is the ability to stealth camp by dropping the lower Midgate but leaving the back window and tonneau cover in place. If it gets cold just start the engine for a few mins...