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Dont want another rooftop tent and not interested in the khaya. I like the canopy camper. I just want to know the decrease in fuel mileage if anybody has turd gen tacoma experience.

Also, what is everyone experiencing for a decrease in fuel mileage, as these are a semi permanent option. Anybody with a third gen tacoma with a manual specifically? Maybe just the Tacoma 3.5L auto? And has anyone been able to regain some mileage with a cab-roof-wind deflector?

Really cool campers on here. Im wondering if anybody has the dimensions of the mattress not including the little back flip down, also is there a gap on the sides of the mattress, or what is the absolute inside width from tent wall to tent wall? How much is the difference at the very front vs...

finally welded another crossbar into the roof rack and mounted the RTT. Have begun working on the water system. Shown here is the quick connect spray port, which will be fed by a little 1.3 GPM pump, which will be fed by a 25 gallon tank that I have ordered from Ronco plastics.

Where i needed to splice pieces i used finger joints for the most part.

The trailer is 5x9 so i used two spliced pieces of 5x5x.75” for the floor and roof. Walls were a conglomeration of 4x8x.5” double thickness with a foot extra spliced on the back to give the inside ribs a 1” thickness for 1” foam and then sided with 5x5x.25” and routed to the correct shape. All...

Made some simple plywood cabinet doors the other day to clean the galley up a little bit.

Just started a thread for my little from scratch overland 5x9 teardrop. https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/my-homemade-overland-teardrop.227228/

Lots of baltic birch for sure…..like a lot. I laminated some extra as ribs behind my cabin and galley cabinet frames because they are right under where my roof top tent will be going. Very solid anchor point to plow some lags into to attach my roof rack. The walls are also baltic birch heavy. A...

This guy on YouTube has a ton of cool step by step solar power setups from 100 watts on up. https://youtube.com/c/WillProwse

I was originally looking to buy a base trailer or even do a 5x8 cargo conversion, but after minimal success finding an adequate base trailer, and when an unused 3500# dexter torsion axle came across facebook marketplace. I decided to build my own. The majority of the frame is 2x2 .120 steel tube...

A “built” thread. In no particular order. Ive been pretty into teardrop trailers for maybe 15 years now. Ive been following the TNTTT page for almost as long. Finally got to the point in my life where I felt I was ready to move from an RTT to a camper And when shopping around for campers...

Thanks. Not looking to buy one, possibly trying to build one. Looking really to see if anybody has pictures, it's not like I can walk into a showroom and take a look for myself

does anybody have any pictures or can describe really really clearly how the fabric connects to the hard shell of this style of tent: More specifically how does the fabric portion shown bellow, terminate in a manner that is leak free: Thanks.