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I love the layout, hard to find good gear storage for bikes

Saw this at the Jetty! Awesome rig

Love the alaskan choice, so versital for the seasons. I have an 06 Ram 2500 Mega cab with flatbed and a fourwheel camper shell. I went with 37s, it has kept me off of some stuff. It does affect the mileage. I would definetly get the winch before lockers, i have burried it in snow and sand and...

hell yeah, that is awesome , nice work. Like your electrical setup. The water tank is cool, do you have to clean that often? Have you had it freeze at all?

We went with a Hawk Shell. From the factory: Heater and Stove, Side Dinette outside light We added Later: Second Battery Solar Panel and charger Roof Rack Extra Strut Awning Arctik pack DC fridge Usb charger Love the side dinette and the stove/heater. I wish the heater was a was a wabasco as...

super cool, any interior picks of the back? I really like the back step area , that is where mine needs some work. I love the area to move around on the porch, but I don't have recovery options or hitch at the moment and i burried it in the snow a few times and that area caused some issues.

great bumper, I have been thinking about reworking my rear bumper and using a rear winch after a few extactions.

Had MULE Expeditions put on some rear work lights. These are super helpful for winter biking in the PNW, it's pitch black when my ride is done.

Currently I have a ram 2500 with a popup, slide in i have on a flatbed. I think that the height your proposing sounds fine. I would go as wide as possible but not overhang to much. Queen with a pull out works well. Personally I would like a 6.5 flatbed with door on the back

what a great rig, perfect setup. Good luck with the Sale, this is exactly what I would build if I started over.

Great thread, anyone in the PNW with the AT/3W? currently have toyo MTs (little smooth at this point) on my Mega Cab 2500 cummins , with Popup (37s). Mostly run on forest roads and pavement, lots of trips up the passes in snow. The MTs have sucked in the snow, but may be the age. Have some...

@Regcabguy what are you running on your truck?

Put in a Second AGM , Solar charger and Battery Monitor. Also added 160 overland solar panel.

I have a Four Wheel Camper shell (Hawk) (see sig for build thread) , overland x is working on a shell, this looks like a great approach for condensation. https://overlandex.com/pop-up-truck-campers. Real happy with a shell over a full camper build. DC fridge work great for us

Installed a Usb plug, so useful

https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/ram-2500-06-mega-cab-build.133994/ couple pics in the thread. Custom flatbed , bought an 8 ft partial fitted and had it cut and fit by a local guy.

Great Design! especially if you have bikes

Awesome build! love the rear seat delete, would love to do that for my Mega Cab. Mounting a bike on the platform would be super cool to keep it safe in certain places. Love the telluride photos, some tight switchbacks on that, took my older tundra up that a bunch of years ago. How did you wire...

I have a 2006 ram 2500 mega with a Fourwheel camper on a flatbed, I have 10 inches over the cab to the bottom of the camper and I am wondering if I can use a Pioneer or Lock n Load. The camper is about 32 inches back from the front, so approximately half of the rack will be under the cab. I...

Fridge in the camper, hawk shell with the side dinette , fridge between dinette and near back of cab, under where the bed pulls out